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April 2022

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April 29th
- Properties of the week: splendid farmhouses
- Glasgow’s new-look Burrell Collection: one of Britain’s great museums is back
- Podcasts of the week: from French and Saunders to Vladimir Putin
- Super-Infinite: the Transformations of John Donne by Katherine Rundell
April 28th
- The best Japanese restaurants in London
- Film review: The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
- Chivalry review: an explicit but clever satire of Hollywood’s gender politics
- The Corn is Green review: Nicola Walker’s performance is ‘unmissable’
April 27th
- Six of the best tents, from family camping holidays to festivals
April 26th
- Moxy South Beach review: forget Miami Vice, this is more Miami very, very, nice
- The Fat Badger review: unearthing the best of British flavours
April 25th
- Recipe of the week: mussels, ‘nduja, cream and fennel
- Trip of the week: on safari in Tanzania’s new national park
April 22nd
- Properties of the week: pretty cottages under £500,000
- Raphael at the National Gallery: this ‘exhilarating’ show is a ‘revelation’
- The 47th at the Old Vic: ‘rarely less than entertaining’
- Book of the week: An Accidental Icon by Norman Scott
April 21st
- Film review: Operation Mincemeat
- Derry Girls: hit Channel 4 sitcom bows out on a high
- A local's guide to Edinburgh
- Roketsu, London: the rarefied Japanese art of kaiseki
- Reykjavik Edition review: the hottest hotel in Iceland
April 20th
- The best fitness trackers
- A weekend in Cardiff: travel guide, things to do, food and drink
April 19th
- A weekend in Belfast: travel guide, attractions and things to do
April 18th
- Trip of the week: in search of J.S. Bach in Leipzig
- Recipe of the week: Romy Gill’s skewered lamb kebabs
April 15th
- Hockney’s Eye review: works so vibrant they ‘make the Old Masters look dull’
- The Age of the Strongman by Gideon Rachman: a timely and depressing book
April 14th
- Podcasts of the week: cult scams, cronyism and bingeable true-crime
April 13th
- Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore film review
- House of Maxwell: a shallow and ‘hopelessly muddled’ show
April 11th
- Carlo Scotto at the Four Seasons: experimental pop-up that has style and substance
- Recipe of the week: Khoresh fesenjan – Persian pumpkin and chickpea curry
- Trip of the week: an intriguing city break on the Med
April 8th
- Properties of the week: exciting eco homes
- Podcasts of the week: Philippa Perry, bite-size science and a spy caper
- Whistler’s Woman in White: Joanna Hiffernan – a ‘beautifully focused’ show
- The Car by Bryan Appleyard: an ‘entertainingly forthright history’
- Cheval Gloucester Park review: a home-from-home designed for TikTokers and Mad Men
April 7th
- To Kill a Mockingbird: a ‘powerfully uplifting’ theatrical event
- Film review: Apollo 10½ A Space Age Childhood
April 6th
- Five of the best dog toys costing less than £25
- The Walnut Tree review: a Michelin-starred restaurant that’s simply ‘bloody great’
- The Angel Hotel Abergavenny review: at the top of its game for comfort and cuisine
April 5th
- The best TikTok recipes that are actually worth trying
April 4th
- Recipe of the week: Rishta – lentil and pasta soup
- Trip of the week: Sri Lanka’s lush heart
April 1st
- Properties of the week: homes with renovation potential
- Carlo Crivelli: Shadows on the Sky – work ‘considered centuries ahead of its time’
- A Life of Picasso: Vol. IV – a flawed but ‘astounding’ book
- Film review: The Worst Person in the World

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