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Dear
Reader,
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There’s nothing like the
deep satisfaction of landing a word, preferably with a ‘z’, ‘q’
or ‘x’ in it on the red triple word score on a Scrabble board. It
can be a literal game-changer and that ‘gotcha’ moment is always
worth it. I grew up playing board games; some I loved: Boggle, Buccaneer, Othello,
Ludo; others I hated, namely Monopoly and Risk – too aggressive,
too often an excuse for my older brother to trounce me. But that
was all part of the fun. Apparently though, Scrabble has just
launched a ‘more inclusive’ double sided board, removing from one
side any of the scoring mechanisms for those who find the game
intimidating. No score? What a bore! Words, for once, fail me.
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Have a great week.
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WHAT’S EXCITING ME THIS WEEK
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(c)
BBC/Studio Lambert/LLARA PLAZA
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More Traitors?
Yes, Please
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More fringe, more fashion, more Claudia, more
Scottish skulduggery. What’s not to love? The news that Traitors is potentially
committed to six more series is
bringing me much future joy.
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French Fancy
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We wondered what this cookery legend would do
after closing the doors to Le Gavroche earlier this year. Well, we
don’t have to wait any longer. Michel Roux is helming a new
restaurant – Chez Roux – at the
Langham. Reserve your table
now.
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Serenity
+ Energy = Surenne
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The hottest new wellness place in town opening
soon for high-fee paying members is Surenne, part of the new Emory Hotel in Belgravia
(which also features London’s first abc kitchens restaurant
from Jean-Georges Vongerichten).
I had a sneak peek and, from the pool to the Tracey Anderson studio,
to the longevity doctors and the Rosemary Ferguson café, it really is the bee’s knees.
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FIVE THINGS NOT TO MISS
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Loved
Manteca? Check out David Carter’s new restaurant, OMA, a
Greek-inspired spot arriving in Borough Market this week. Opens 16
April
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Ahead
of Earth Day on 22 April, tune into Earthfest, an
event designed to inspire positive climate action through interactive
workshops and talks. 18 – 21 April
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Image
courtesy of Sky
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The
TV show to watch this week? The Regime,
a new political drama starring Kate Winslet, created by the writers
behind Succession.
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Make
the most of the short wild garlic season with this pesto pasta recipe
– plus find out which other veggies to
cook with this spring.
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Cambridge Literary
Festival is back, with an impressive line-up featuring
names like George the Poet, Armistead Maupin and Jackie Kay. 17 –
21 April
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Image
courtesy of Sky. ©2004 Universal Studios and Studio Canal and
Miramax Film Corp. All Rights Reserved.
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Bridget Jones 4
is coming
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The
fruit and veg tableware edit
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Copenhagen
Fashion Week AW24 Streetstyle (c) Tonya Matyu
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Quilted spring jackets
to shop now
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An
expert’s guide to running nutrition
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Win Weekend Tickets To Park Fair Festival & A
Stay At The Crown Inn, Church Enstone
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If
you’re looking for some sensational summer plans, look no further:
we’ve partnered with Park Fair
to offer one lucky reader the chance to win two weekend tickets to
their incredible festival in the Cotswolds from Friday 21 to Sunday
23 June – plus an overnight stay at The Crown Inn,
Church Enstone.
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