8 h. ago 'It's one hell of a dish, demanding the plate be licked clean': TOM PARKER BOWLES reviews a new Brighton restaurant

Things are Brighton breezy for Tom at the town's upbeat, nicely priced new Iberian restaurant

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8 h. ago Comedian LOU SANDERS: 'I had to choose my career or drinking

The comedian, 46, tells Tom Parker Bowles about skipping seafood, her lost-love chocolate bars and the perfect veggie snack for a hangover

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13 h. ago Dessert late Queen loved has ingredient that may lower blood pressure

Tom Parker Bowles has shared a recipe that was made for the late Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mother after a dessert panic at Clarence House - and it's not what you'd expect

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55 h. ago Queen Camilla's lunch dish is 'powerhouse' of health perks and it's easy to make

A classic lunchtime meal enjoyed by Queen Camilla has been shared by her son, Tom Parker Bowles

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2 w. ago TOM PARKER BOWLES: I tried America's famous Philly cheesesteak for the first time

Kensington's new crush? Philadelphia's famous cheesesteak sandwich. Tom knows where to try it

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3 w. ago 'This is a lunch of heartily refined cooking with service to match': TOM PARKER BOWLES reviews a Bath restaurant

Tom falls for a Bath restaurant that has risen from the ashes of a former nightclub

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4 w. ago Queen Camilla's son Tom struggled to 'get' one aspect of new life with King Charles

Tom Parker Bowles, the son of Queen Camilla and her ex-husband Andrew Parker Bowles, has opened up about his childhood and his mother's life as the wife of King Charles

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4 w. ago 'I'm attempting a 'side plank' on a machine that wouldn't look out of place in a medieval torture chamber': TOM PARKER BOWLES has joined the Reform(er) party

It's the fitness class of the moment, with studios popping up all over the country. But can a 'decrepit fella' also feel the body-sculpting benefits of reformer pilates

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4 w. ago Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter on the politicians he 'would never have' at his table

The former Vanity Fair editor, 75, tells Tom Parker Bowles about side-splitting dinner guests, his caviar connection and the reason he always has olives in his fridge

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