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The discovery of horse meat in U.K. packaged meals raises legal, ethical and health concerns.
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French gastronomy has taken a back seat over the past decade as innovative chefs elsewhere have gained attention with new technology and flavor combinations.
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London possesses five duos that lead the way in dining. The Hart brothers own Fino, Barrafina and Quo Vadis; the Galvins their eponymous eateries. Fergus Henderson and Trevor Gulliver founded the St. John mini-empire, while the Wolseley was brought to you by Chris Corbin and Jeremy King .
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Lady Gaga is going for the biggest arena she can find on her return to London. Not content with the O2’s 20,000 seats, she’s got the 55,000 at Twickenham Stadium.
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Opera Tavern occupies a former pub in Covent Garden, an area of London where you are more likely to encounter tourist joints than the kind of restaurant to which you ever would return. Hail the Opera Tavern.
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Telephone a restaurant requesting a good table and you may be told that all are excellent, only to be seated in an undesirable location known to insiders as Siberia. Call a hot venue and you’ll be lucky even to get in.
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Michelin announces the winners and losers for its 2011 U.K. guide on Jan. 18 and the country’s chefs are betting that Koffmann’s, L’Anima and Marcus Wareing will be among the London restaurants that gain a star.
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Dinner by Heston Blumenthal and Pollen Street Social won stars today as the two new London restaurants were recognized in the Michelin Guide to U.K. and Ireland, which for the first time gave a second star to a pub.
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Visitors from around the world and from across the U.K. will be in London for the 2012 Olympics from July 27 to Aug. 12. Where should they eat?
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Aristotle Onassis , the Greek shipping magnate, paid a terrorist the sum of $1.2 million to kill Robert F. Kennedy in 1968.
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