Hi-tech, hyperlocal and 3D printed: a proposition for the future of fashion Hi-tech, hyperlocal and 3D printed: a proposition for the future of fashion

Fast fashion is facing its Fast Food Nation moment, with technical innovation and consumer power driving change, according to a new bookThe shameful human and environmental cost of fashion has been . Clearly, the system is woefully broken, as the journalist Dana Thomas writes in her new book, Fashionopolis. But, having spent three years writing it, and many more researching the issue, she remains...

yesterday, 13:40
Rachel Roddy’s recipe for Sicilian doughnuts | A Kitchen in Rome Rachel Roddy’s recipe for Sicilian doughnuts | A Kitchen in Rome

Among the many delights of Italian cafe-bars are ciambelli – deep-fried doughnuts“You have to order iris,” the girl behind the counter at Pasticceria Catania tells me, before glancing up at the clock, then at the door, then back to me. “Great, good, excellent: I would like to order two,” I reply, apologising if she’s about to close. “And the filling?” she asks, while flipping to...

yesterday, 14:00
Thomasina Miers’ grilled corn with tahini crema and crispy tortillas – recipe Thomasina Miers’ grilled corn with tahini crema and crispy tortillas – recipe

A moreish Mexican salad-cum-nachos made with charred corn, crisp tortillas, tahini sauce and salsa – perfect for munching on the sofaI was recently at a Soil Association dinner in a new London vegan restaurant that had rather a lot of Mexican food on its menu. I am always delighted by how easily one can eat great vegetarian or vegan Mexican with very few tweaks. This salad is inspired by that...

yesterday, 14:00
Crossword roundup: when broccoli isn't broccoli Crossword roundup: when broccoli isn't broccoli

Dominic Raab and Jo Johnson appear in unexpected social and culinary contexts in our pick of the broadsheets’ crypticsDear me. As we entered the short-lived parliamentary phase of the Johnson era, the first appearance, as far as I can see, of “Johnson” in a puzzle is a reference not to the prime minister …

yesterday, 14:13
Chandrayaan 2: What may have gone wrong with India's Moon mission? Chandrayaan 2: What may have gone wrong with India's Moon mission?

The BBC asks former members of India's space agency what went wrong with its most complex mission.

yesterday, 13:52
Bizarre creatures found in mine living off fool's gold could unpick how life began Bizarre creatures found in mine living off fool's gold could unpick how life began

'What we are finding is so exciting — like 'being a kid again' level exciting.'

yesterday, 13:57
How Babylon 5 went from space opera to space junk How Babylon 5 went from space opera to space junk

After almost being cancelled, the sci-fi show with heart and brains became a shadow of its former selfBabylon 5 was a show that should never have been commissioned. Five seasons of the United Nations set in space, anyone? Well, set your phasers to stunned because while gets all the glory – what with its big-name actors, great special effects and lasting cultural cachet – it was Babylon 5...

yesterday, 15:00
Gary Lineker calls BBC's sacking of Danny Baker over royal baby chimp tweet a 'knee-jerk reaction' Gary Lineker calls BBC's sacking of Danny Baker over royal baby chimp tweet a 'knee-jerk reaction'

Baker was fired by the corporation after tweeting about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's baby using a photo of a chimpanzee

yesterday, 13:11
All you need is maths? The man using equations to find love All you need is maths? The man using equations to find love

Mathematician Bobby Seagull has tried to use numbers to solve his romantic difficulties. Is he on to something?They say love is a numbers game. Bobby Seagull – the mathematician who rose to fame as a finalist on University Challenge in 2017 – took them literally.A few years ago, he sat down to try to work out why he had been so unlucky in life. “I was 32 or 33, I was single, I loved maths...

yesterday, 16:32