Masterchef extraordinaire Michel Roux Jr. and his dad, Albert have teamed up to make quite an exquisite menu at the Roux at Landau in the Langham Hotel. With their protégé Chris King heading the kitchen, this was sure to be a fabulous dining experience.

Treasuredays’ hunts offer wonderful little nuggets of history and make for an enjoyable and informative day out. We tested out two treasure hunting packs created by Treasuredays, which gives you a detailed walking route through different parts of London.

With traditional bars and pubs all over London offering World Cup matches in full HD glory, there is no shortage of places to watch the beautiful game this summer. But after visiting the umpteenth English pub with the same wooden counter and creaky chairs, shouldn’t there be an alternative? Look no further than Fever Pitch: a pop-up bar that’s here just for the World Cup.

With the excitement of the election looming and the UK’s first series of televised debates, a new weird and wonderful politics themed eatery has opened up on Central London. From the “jellymongers” Sam Bompas and Harry Parr, curators of bespoke jelly moulds, this series of nights kicked off with an opening by former mayor Ken Livingston and is set to give customers a taste of politics with a twist.

With a debut album due for release this month and singles that have already been memorised by her fans, Marina and the Diamonds could be joining the likes of La Roux and Florence and the Machines as names to continue to have your eyes on in 2010. She stole the show with her set at Dingwalls, Camden, leaving fans eager for more and new dates for 2010 have since been announced to keep them on their toes.