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Revelations of extra-marital affairs and a porn habit leave the 20,000 worshippers of one mega-church leaderless

As the ad agency drama returns for its final series, Sarah Hughes considers its best (and worst) bits

Fiona Mountford hails the temporary venue that has shaken things up at the National Theatre

The food, the service and the numbers: nobody knows dining out like the man behind Polpo

New claims say Ankara worked with the US and Britain to smuggle Gaddafi's guns to rebel groups

She is candid, comic and coming our way

From Cornwall to Edinburgh, we scoured the country to ask seven restaurants to show that fine dining is thriving beyond London

Laure Patry, group head sommelier for Jason Atherton's Michelin-starred Pollen Street Social-based mini empire, reveals all

It's always open. Always. How on Earth does that work? Lisa Markwell rides up to the 40th floor of London’s Heron Tower with an access-all-areas pass to the never-ending mealtime

A documentary just out in the US shows the hard-nosed former defence secretary unapologetic over the Iraq debacle

Speaking with your mouth full, eating off your knife. No longer are these the bêtes noires of the diner with decorum...

Being culture secretary is a strange role, not least because no politician can say what culture is

In our chef's menu is so low-maintenance, it allows you to leave the lamb slow-roasting in the oven while you run around hunting for eggs

The Frenchman came closest to bringing the crown back to Anfield. Ahead of the pivotal showdown with City, he tells Glenn Moore why the current side can win it

Arsenal's manager looks like a man on the edge despite shoot-out win