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Tanya Gold

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Traveller checks / Cornwall’s gypsies face eviction

Traveller checks /					 													 						Cornwall’s gypsies face eviction
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Tanya Gold

Traveller checks / Cornwall’s gypsies face eviction

Traveller checks /					 													 						Cornwall’s gypsies face eviction
23.01.2025 20

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Tanya Gold

The victory of Instagram over food: Gallery at the Savoy reviewed

The victory of Instagram over food: Gallery at the Savoy reviewed
16.01.2025 4

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Tanya Gold

Not worth its salt: Wingmans reviewed

I see this column as an essay on cultural polarisation: artisanal butter can only take you so far into wisdom. I cower in Covent Garden, mourning...

02.01.2025 7

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Arts / The Church of the Holy Sepulchre contains terrible art – but is filled with magic

For a press tour of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem – the Church of the Resurrection, the Mother of churches, site of the last four...

22.12.2024 9

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Culture shock / A world without Jewish artists

It’s Christmas, and the far left have a gift for us in their stocking: a cultural boycott of Jews. They don’t call it that, of course. Rather,...

17.12.2024 4

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Culture shock / A world without Jewish artists is a wasteland

It’s Christmas, and the far left have a gift for us in their stocking: a cultural boycott of Jews. They don’t call it that, of course. Rather,...

15.12.2024 10

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Tanya Gold

Culture shock / A world without Jewish artists is a wasteland

It’s Christmas, and the far left have a gift for us in their stocking: a cultural boycott of Jews. They don’t call it that, of course. Rather,...

14.12.2024 4

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Tanya Gold

Arts / The Church of the Holy Sepulchre contains terrible art – but is filled with magic

For a press tour of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem – the Church of the Resurrection, the Mother of churches, site of the last four...

13.12.2024 2

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Tanya Gold

Something out of a Spectator reader’s dreams: The Guinea Grill reviewed

Back to the past: it’s safer there. There is a themed restaurant dedicated to George VI of all people, near Berkeley Square – a sort of...

12.12.2024 3

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Tanya Gold

Arts / The Church of the Holy Sepulchre contains terrible art – but is filled with magic

For a press tour of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem – the Church of the Resurrection, the Mother of churches, site of the last four...

12.12.2024 2

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Tanya Gold

Ideal for winter: The Dover reviewed

For British people, America is an idea brought by cinema, and The Dover, the New York Italian bar and restaurant in Mayfair, meets a version of it....

28.11.2024 4

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Tanya Gold

A light in the darkness: Home Kitchen reviewed

Home Kitchen is in Primrose Hill, another piece of fantasy London, home to the late Martin Amis and Paddington Bear. It is a measure of the times...

14.11.2024 1

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2. The horror of the Amsterdam riots

12.11.2024 10

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I am addicted to Rolls-Royce

Rolls-Royce calls the Cullinan Series II, the new version of its 2018 ‘high-sided vehicle’ (read SUV), its ‘most capable’ motorcar. That is...

08.11.2024 3

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Tanya Gold

Jilly Cooper’s very English fantasies

17.10.2024 20

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A teashop like no other: Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House reviewed

Sally Lunn’s is a teashop in Bath. It sits in a lane by the abbey, and the Roman baths. Paganism and Christianity jostle here: Minerva battles...

17.10.2024 4

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Tanya Gold

Giant is a generous and pitiless portrait of Roald Dahl

04.10.2024 2

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An inedible catastrophe: Julie’s Restaurant reviewed

At Julie’s at the fag end of Saturday lunchtime, Notting Hill beauties are defiantly not eating, and the table is covered with crumbs. Restaurant...

03.10.2024 4

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Tanya Gold

As good as Noble Rot: Cloth reviewed

Cloth is opposite St Bartholomew the Great on Cloth Fair. People call this place Farringdon, but it isn’t really: it belongs to the teaching...

19.09.2024 4

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Curiously understated: Porthminster Kitchen reviewed

Porthminster Kitchen sits above Warren’s Bakery on St Ives Harbour, like a paradigm of the British class system in food. This happens everywhere,...

05.09.2024 3

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Tanya Gold

A slice of Paris in Crouch End: Bistro Aix reviewed

There is a wonderful cognitive dissonance to Bistro Aix. It thinks it is in Paris but it is really in Crouch End, the flatter twin to Muswell Hill,...

22.08.2024 3

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Jeremy King has done it again: The Park, reviewed

The Park is the new restaurant from Jeremy King, and it sits in a golden building to the north of Hyde Park, just off Queens-way. This is an...

25.07.2024 2

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Tanya Gold