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Ed Cumming

Ed Cumming

Senior Feature Writer at The Daily Telegraph

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  • English
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  • Food
  • General Assignment News
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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While Britain abandoned North Sea oil over net zero, Norway cashed in and made billions

Labour’s manifesto pledge not to explore new oil and gas fields is costing the country dear
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A peek inside the secretive world of The Michelin Guide

Executive-produced by Gordon Ramsay, this glossy series boasts access to the best chefs in the world
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‘I want The Ledbury to outlive me’: Chef Brett Graham on 20 years a...

As he celebrates two decades in Notting Hill, the chef reflects on resilience, reinvention, and the future of the world-renowned eatery
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How does Burger King’s new Wagyu burger compare to Ramsay’s £85 Har...

Both burgers are endorsed by Gordon Ramsay – yet there is a hefty £74 difference between the two
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The reason British-Indian restaurants will thrive in America? They ...

The reason British-Indian restaurants will thrive in America? They don’t serve English food
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‘It has been an honour’: Claude Bosi closes Bibendum at Michelin Ho...

Bibendum is the second two-star French restaurant to announce its closure this year
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The death of fine dining in department stores – and why shoppers ju...

Harrods is saying ‘goodbye’ Tom Kerridge, Gordon Ramsay, Masayoshi Takayama and other star names
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All hail the Gallaghers, the greatest English celebrities

Liam and Noel don’t care about relatability – they’re just happy to be rich and famous
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Dinner at 5pm? Welcome to the apocalypse of appetite

Early dining began as a Covid-era quirk, but has now calcified into a joyless norm – and it’s ruining restaurant culture
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Why Trump humiliated Starmer over Labour’s tax raid on farmers

The US president says he ended death taxes to save farmers from suicide, while in Britain farms are closing at a record rate
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‘I’m not going back’: What it was like to be Jewish at Glastonbury

Hostile chants and political tension have forced many Jewish visitors to reckon with a growing wave of anti-Semitism present at the festival
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The academics muzzled by cancel culture

New legislation over protecting free speech at universities will come into effect in August – but for some it is too little, too late
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Why Trump’s mobile phone is causing havoc in the White House

Hundreds have his personal number and he accepts unknown calls – now the president’s advisers fear his antics risk national security
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We need to eat more dessert. Ozempic is crushing the hospitality in...

With the wonder drug turning its users into models of restraint, restaurateurs are having to think creatively to protect their margins
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What James Corden’s reign as London mayor would look like

The star has reportedly expressed an interest in running the capital – and there are plum jobs for pals Prince Harry and the Beckhams
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‘Free speech under Reform didn’t last long’: Why the party’s ban on...

Reform’s policy that only the St George’s Cross and Union Jack should be flown on council buildings has divided opinion among readers
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Britain’s insatiable appetite for food podcasts is mystifying

I’ve had my fill of endless celebrity food chatter: can someone please change the menu?
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John Lithgow interview: ‘They’re using free speech to stifle free s...

The extraordinarily tall actor has had an extraordinary career playing Churchill, an alien and now the controversial Roald Dahl
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The charts that show youngsters are rejecting the Left’s culture wars

Young people aren’t as focused on gender and climate change as you may think – they share many of their elders’ views
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One-sip cocktails are giving ‘a swift half’ a whole new meaning

With alcohol consumption at an all-time low, bars are rebranding nights out with the ‘one sip’ cocktail
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The restaurants on the frontline of Britain’s shameless freebie cul...

Restaurateurs are tired of influencer freebie chicanery and faux complaints – the best way to get a free meal is to play nicely