Is this the end of Chinatown? – Published in UnHerd

Save our chippies: Fish supper takes a battering – Published in “i”

Oreos or soya chunks? Why healthy eating apps are flawed: Published in “i”

Dame Zandra Rhodes on cancer, drugs, Boris’s decor and becoming a textile titan – Published in The Sunday Telegraph

There ain’t nothing like a hound log: The power of dog DNA – Published in “i”

How “Britain’s greatest fraudster” Tony Sales turned his back on crime – Published in “i”

Cashing in on charity in the era of digital finance – Published in “i”

Lord of the Fries: As the Government tries to shrink portions, where to bag tastiest deal – Published in Daily Mail

How we made the Swatch: Interviews with inventor Elmar Mock and marketing man Franz Sprecher – Published in The Guardian

Stem research: Why London has become a magnet for Asia’s budding florists – Published in The South China Morning Post

Cruel price of fashion’s ultimate status symbol – Published in the Daily Mail

A-listers spend up to £100,000 for ostrich-skin bags. But a new investigation reveals the terrible suffering behind them  

The rise of the Ikea Hackers – Published in the Daily Mail

British stores bow to Chinese shoppers – Published in The South China Morning Post

Loco for Rococo: The 18th-century style that’s gloriously over-the-top – Published in the Daily Mail

Have a riot with this ornate 18th-century style that still looks fabulously chic today [Click on image below to view full-size page]  

Plagued by moths? Cheer up! It’s proof you’re middle class – Published in the Daily Mail

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Fancy a slice of lemon in your water? You won’t after reading this – Published in the Daily Mail

From germ-encrusted menus to what’s under your waiter’s nails,a top biologist on the hidden horrors in your restaurant…

Lap of luxury: Britain’s best waterside homes – Published in the Daily Mail

It was revealed this week that homes fetch 60% more if they’re by the water. So which tickles your fancy?

Sparks fly in the battle of the electric cars – Published in Metro

More British motorists are buying electric cars, but behind the promise of an environmentally friendly and smooth drive, the major players in the industry are at odds with one another. ETAN SMALLMAN reports…  

Fast fashion victims soon out of style: Rana Plaza factory collapse 1 year on – Published in Metro

You can read an extended version of this article on Metro’s website It’s been a year since one of the world’s worst industrial accidents claimed more than 1,100 lives. But despite the clamour for reform in the wake of the Bangladesh clothing factory disaster, very little has changed for impoverished workers, ETAN SMALLMAN discovers..

15,000-mile trip that robs Valentine’s bouquets of their scent – Published in the Daily Mail

While most men think it’s too much of a mission to head down to the local florists, Etan Smallman explores just how far the flowers have travelled to get to our shops and into your vases.