‘Ladies who lunch’ is a phrase that was coined in the sixties and seventies as a description of women with spare time and excess cash that could afford to spend them out on the town at lunch...

Since the turn of the century the British palette has become increasingly adventurous. Where once we were happy with our meat and two veg, now the easier access to information about other cultural cuisines has widened our appetites for it. This is evident nowhere more so than the popularity of food from Asia.

Leeds is drenched with art in all its forms; galleries, one-off exhibitions, gig venues and musical events,  street art, collectives, cinemas old and new, book shops, and a deluge of tattoo parlours. We chatted to a few of the tattoo studios to listen to the stories of their establishments and discover the art in our city that has captivated the artists themselves.

Pizza: the food of gods. That one dish which everybody loves, and those who say they don’t must be viewed with suspicion. For how can a mouth not salivate at the sauce, delight at the dough and marvel at the mozzarella?