Overlooking Brighton’s seafront, the Salt Room’s sheltered terrace serves modern seafood dishes such as charred scallops with dashi butter.
The Hidden Hut, near Portscatho, Cornwall 🍦
Locally caught fish is cooked to order on a grill alongside vegetables grown on the restaurant’s allotment. There’s also Cornish ice cream, and ice lollies made using fresh fruit.
The Light House, Milford, Hampshire 🍸
This casual seaside restaurant and bar is housed in a landmark art deco-style building overlooking Milford’s pebble beach.
The heated and shaded terrace occupies a clifftop spot with stunning Jurassic Coast views.
Rockwater, Hove, East Sussex 🦞
On Hove’s seafront, the new venue Rockwater is the place to enjoy a lobster and prawn brioche roll with a glass of fizz on the beachfront deck.
Café Môr, near Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire 🏄♀️
Dishes include Pembrokeshire crab and lobster rolls, and the “Fresh West breaky roll”, with bacon, free-range egg, a fried laverbread patty (a Welsh breakfast staple made from seaweed and oats) and cheddar cheese.
”I believe we should all notice our emotional reactions to the statistical claims that swirl around us,” says @TimHarford. ”Social media thrives on fear, anger and smug vindication.”
“There’s nothing wrong with feeling emotions,” he adds, “but we are not at our wisest when rushing to rage-tweet about a claim we did not actually check. So take a moment to notice your instinctive reaction to that astounding piece of data. Then look again.” 👀
Whether it’s winning trophies or making managerial exits, José Mourinho is rarely out of the headlines. We get up close and personal with the former #Spurs boss – and the Times’ latest signing
“I want to believe that people think I am a very good professional, that I am a person of good will. You get a red card for bad behaviour, that’s fair. I say that I am genuine,” says José Mourinho.
“England is special for football,” he adds. “That was my initial attraction. I made the choice of England for football. In England it is competition at the highest level. That attracted me. It’s all about the pressure. I want it.”
On Thursday morning, Boris Johnson met questions about the extraordinary furore over the refurbishment of the Downing Street flat with insouciance thetimes.co.uk/article/flat-r…
While the prime minister gave the impression that he was relaxed, allies say that behind the scenes he is anything but.
Downing Street and the Conservative Campaign Headquarters (CCHQ) were sent into turmoil on Wednesday after the Electoral Commission announced it was investigating the involvement of a Tory donor in funding the refurbishment, which is said to have cost as much as £200,000.
“It feels like Northern Ireland will never move on from Protestant-Catholic, nationalist-unionist, and Brexit has just started a whole new conversation around the same old subject,” says Mary O’Neill, an 18-year-old A-level student
“Mary is my niece. It is hard for me to believe that, almost a quarter of a century after the Good Friday Agreement, she is wrestling with the same choices I faced back in the early 1980s”
A YouTuber going by the name of Zed Phoenix starts publishing videos on his channel claiming that Bill and Melinda Gates had taken over the UK’s vaccine programme, with Chris Whitty having personally received £31 million from the foundation
Phoenix’s real name is Ben Fellows. A 46-year-old from Solihull and a former child actor who in 2012 falsely accused Ken Clarke MP of having molested him 18 years earlier
Fellows was described in court as "an inventive and sometimes persuasive fantasist"