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HEALTH
Breast cancer
vaccine
The fight against breast cancer has
taken a giant leap forward thanks
to researchers at the Cleveland
Clinic, Ohio, USA, who have
announced that a vaccine against
the disease could begin its clinical
trials within the next two years.
The potential vaccine – so far
only trialled on mice – is welcome
news to cancer charities in the UK,
where breast cancer kills 12,000
women every year.
Breakthrough Breast Cancer’s
Dr Caitlin Palframan says, “The
idea is that the vaccine would be
given pre-menopausally to women
who have finished having children.
We need to see large-scale clinical
trials to find out if it would be safe
and effective but this research
could have important implications
for how we might prevent breast
cancer in the future.”
breakthrough.org.uk
THEATRE
BREAST CANCER COULD
SOON BE HISTORY THANKS
TO A NEW VACCINE
A month after a record 142 female
MPs were elected into government
(although let’s not forget this only
makes up 22% of parliament – one of
the smallest percentages in Europe),
it’s fitting that theatreland is paying
tribute to women in politics.
Through its Women, Power And
Politics season, the Tricycle Theatre,
London, is set to examine both the
historical impact of women in
politics (presented as Then), and the
contemporary issues that we now
face (entitled Now) with new work
FOOD
Old meets new at
Taste Of London
Next week, some of the country’s
hottest chefs, restaurateurs and foodies
will descend upon London’s Regent’s
Park for three days of feasting at Taste
Of London festival (17-20 June).
Now in its seventh year, it’s an
opportunity to sample the best grub
the city has to offer, with over 40
restaurants pitching up tents and
serving a menu designed specially for
the event. Here are some old favourites
and hot newcomers to look out for.
by writers including BAFTA award
winner Marie Jones, plus Rebecca becca
Lenkiewicz and Sue Townsend. nd.
Highlights include plays
dramatising Elizabeth bet eth
I, Margaret
Thatcher,
suffragettes
in Northern
Ireland and
nuclear
disarmament,
plus
monologues
First up is Mennula, a stunning Sicilian
restaurant opened last year under
Santino Busciglio. There will be queues
round the park for his lobster linguine so
get in there quick (mennula.com).
Also new this year is Ming Jiang, who
serves delectable dim sum from the top
of the Royal Garden Hotel (minjiang.co.
uk) and a pop-up version of Anna
Hansen’s The Modern Pantry, which will
be wowing crowds with baked sea
bream, qunioa, and preserved lemon
Women in politics take centre stage
WOMEN OF SUBSTANCE:
(L-R) BONNIE GREER
AND CHLOE SMITH
taken from a series of interviews
with the likes of Edwina Currie,
An Ann Widdecome, and Chloe
Sm Smith. There will also be three
ppost-show discussions hosted
by Reeta Chakrabarti,
Bonnie Greer and Clare
Short. More entertaining
than Prime Minister’s
Questions, we assure you.
Women, Power And Politics,
4 Jun-17 Jul; tickets from
£15; tricycle.co.uk
SCOOP
salad (themodernpantry.co.uk).
Taste veterans Le Gavroche,
Benares and Rhodes Twenty Four will
also be there, letting you experience
Michelin-starred dining for under £10.
(le-gavroche.co.uk, benaresrestaurant.
com, rhodes24.co.uk). Yum.
And if you miss the London event,
Taste will be heading to Birmingham
from 16 to 18 July.
tastefestivals.com
BENARES IS JUST ONE OF THE
TOP RESTAURANTS BRINGING
GREAT FOOD TO REGENT’S
PARK NEXT WEEK
GET FOOD FESTIVAL FEVER,
AT TASTE, REGENT’S PARK
THE NEW SEASON AT LONDON’S
TRICYCLE THEATRE WILL EXAMINE
WOMEN’S PLACE IN POLITICS
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