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In Pole position: TOM PARKER BOWLES samples quality Polish food in the heart of Knightsbridge

What I know about Polish food could be scrawled on the back of a cornichon. With a great big black felt tip

OLLY SMITH: Every little Alps... At its peak, the crisp purity of Austrian Grüner Veltliner makes it perfect for almost ANY dish

When the first snows dust across the peaks of Europe, I love drinking Grüner Veltliner, the crystal white that's so pure it tastes like it's been chiselled from an Alp

CRAIG BROWN: What's the difference between London's deadly post-war smogs and John Christie, the murderous monster of 10 Rillington Place? Not much, insists this American author

My one and only encounter with the serial killer Reginald Christie was as a child. He was standing in his shirtsleeves in the kitchen of his ground-floor flat at 10 Rillington Place.

THEATRE REVIEWS: Funny with brilliantly sharp dialogue: apart from Death Of A Salesman, is there a better play about selling than Glengarry Glen Ross?

It's a piece about foul-mouthed real-estate salesmen flogging duff plots of land in Florida in which closing the deal is everything. And, boy, is this world brutal if you can't close.

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EVENT COLUMNISTS

In Pole position: TOM PARKER BOWLES samples quality Polish food in the heart of Knightsbridge

OLLY SMITH: Every little Alps... At its peak, the crisp purity of Austrian Grüner Veltliner makes it perfect for almost ANY dish

CRAIG BROWN: What's the difference between London's deadly post-war smogs and John Christie, the murderous monster of 10 Rillington Place? Not much, insists this American author

THEATRE REVIEWS: Funny with brilliantly sharp dialogue: apart from Death Of A Salesman, is there a better play about selling than Glengarry Glen Ross?