Enfield’s family-run Neco Tantuni, which specialises in Turkish street food, secured place among other Michelin-starred restaurants on Vittles 99-strong listOn a list of London’s best restaurants, you would expect to see the usual Michelin-starred suspects such as The Ledbury, Ikoyi and The Ritz. But high among these culinary heavyweights sits a humble salonu tucked away in the depths of north London.Neco Tantuni, a small Turkish eatery specialising in the foodie delights of Mersin, a city located on the southern coast of Turkey, has been crowned the fourth best restaurant in London by Vittles, the trendy food magazine that has become a bible for those looking for the best (and more off-the-radar) grub in the capital. <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/food/2025/dec/13/neco-tantuni-turkish-restaurant-enfield-london-food-vittles-list">Continue reading...</a>

تم تصنيف مطعم نيكو تانتي، وهو مطعم تركي عائلي في إنفيلد، كالرابع الأفضل في لندن من قبل مجلة فيتلس، وهي مجلة طعام شهيرة. يتخصص هذا المطعم في طعام الشارع من مدينة مرسين، الواقعة على الساحل الجنوبي لتركيا، ويبرز بين المؤسسات المعروفة الحائزة على نجوم ميشلان مثل ذا ليدبري وذا ريتز.

Neco Tantuni, un restaurante turco familiar en Enfield, ha sido clasificado como el cuarto mejor restaurante de Londres por Vittles, una popular revista gastronómica. Este establecimiento se especializa en la comida callejera de Mersin, una ciudad en la costa sur de Turquía, y se destaca entre los reconocidos restaurantes con estrellas Michelin como The Ledbury y The Ritz.

Neco Tantuni, un restaurant turc familial situé à Enfield, a été classé quatrième meilleur restaurant de Londres par Vittles, un magazine culinaire populaire. Cet établissement se spécialise dans la cuisine de rue de Mersin, une ville de la côte sud de la Turquie, et se distingue parmi des établissements renommés étoilés au Michelin tels que The Ledbury et The Ritz.

Neco Tantuni, a family-run Turkish restaurant in Enfield, has been ranked as the fourth best restaurant in London by Vittles, a popular food magazine. This eatery specializes in the street food of Mersin, a city on Turkey's southern coast, and stands out among renowned Michelin-starred establishments such as The Ledbury and The Ritz.

‘Every chef should train here’: Turkish restaurant ranks fourth on list of London’s top food spots

White House official confirms Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff will meet with Zelenskyy and European leaders this weekend. What we know on day 1,390Donald Trump’s special envoy will meet with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other European leaders in Berlin this weekend, the White House said, as Washington presses for a plan to end the war. Germany said earlier on Saturday that it would host US and Ukrainian delegations over the weekend for talks on a ceasefire, before a summit involving European leaders and Zelenskyy in Berlin on Monday. Zelenskyy also confirmed that he will personally meet with Donald Trump’s Steve Witkoff in the series of meetings: “Most importantly, I will be meeting with envoys of President Trump, and there will also be meetings with our European partners, with many leaders, concerning the foundation of peace – a political agreement to end the war,” Zelenskyy said in an address to the nation late on Saturday.Kremlin foreign affairs adviser Yuri Ushakov reaffirmed Friday that Moscow will give its blessing to a ceasefire only after Ukraine’s forces have withdrawn from parts of the Donetsk region that they still control. Ushakov told the business daily Kommersant that Russian police and national guard troops would stay in parts of eastern Ukraine’s Donbas even if they become a demilitarised zone under a prospective peace plan – a demand likely to be rejected by Ukraine.Russia attacked five Ukrainian regions overnight, targeting the country’s energy and port infrastructure, according to Zelenskyy, who said the attacks involved more than 450 drones and 30 missiles. With temperatures hovering around freezing, Ukraine’s interior minister, Ihor Klymenko, said more than a million people were without electricity.An attack on Odesa caused grain silos to catch fire at the coastal city’s port, Ukrainian deputy prime minister and reconstruction minister Oleksiy Kuleba said. Two people were wounded in attacks on the wider region, according to regional head Oleh Kiper.Germany has said it will send a group of soldiers to Poland to help with a project to fortify the country’s eastern border as worries mount about the threat from Russia. Poland, a strong supporter of Ukraine in its fight against Moscow, announced plans in May last year to bolster a long stretch of its border that includes Belarus and the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. The main task of the German soldiers in Poland will be “engineering activities,” a spokesperson for the defence ministry in Berlin said late Friday.About 480 people were evacuated Saturday from a train traveling between the Polish city of Przemysl and Kyiv after police received a call concerning a threat on the train, Karolina Kowalik, a spokesperson for the Przemysl police, said. Nobody was hurt and she didn’t elaborate on the threat. Polish authorities are on high alert since multiple attempts to disrupt trains on the line linking Warsaw to the Ukrainian border, including the use of explosives in November, with Polish authorities saying they have evidence Russia was behind it.Ukraine’s navy accused Russia of deliberately attacking a civilian Turkish vessel carrying sunflower oil to Egypt with a drone on Saturday, a day after Moscow hit two Ukrainian ports: “Russia delivered a targeted strike using a drone against the Turkish vessel ‘VIVA’, which was en route to Egypt carrying sunflower oil,” Ukraine’s navy said on social media. None of the 11 crew were wounded and the ship was able to continue its journey, it added.Ukraine received 114 prisoners released by Belarus on Saturday, Kyiv’s PoW coordination centre said. The centre’s statement said that the released captives would receive medical attention, and those Belarusian citizens who so wished would subsequently be transported to Poland or Lithuania. <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/dec/14/ukraine-war-briefing-us-envoy-to-meet-zelenskyy-europe-leaders-in-berlin">Continue reading...</a>

من المقرر أن يلتقي المبعوث الخاص الأمريكي ستيف ويتكوف مع الرئيس الأوكراني فولوديمير زيلينسكي وقادة أوروبيين في برلين هذا الأسبوع لمناقشة وقف محتمل لإطلاق النار في الحرب الأوكرانية. تأتي هذه الاجتماعات بعد سلسلة من الجهود الدبلوماسية الهادفة إلى صياغة اتفاق سياسي لإنهاء النزاع، مما يمثل اليوم 1390 من الحرب.

El enviado especial de EE. UU., Steve Witkoff, se reunirá con el presidente ucraniano Volodymyr Zelenskyy y líderes europeos en Berlín este fin de semana para discutir un posible alto el fuego en la guerra en Ucrania. Esta reunión sigue a una serie de compromisos diplomáticos destinados a formular un acuerdo político para poner fin al conflicto, marcando el día 1,390 de la guerra.

L'envoyé spécial américain Steve Witkoff doit rencontrer le président ukrainien Volodymyr Zelenskyy et des dirigeants européens à Berlin ce week-end pour discuter d'un cessez-le-feu potentiel dans la guerre en Ukraine. Cette réunion fait suite à une série d'engagements diplomatiques visant à formuler un accord politique pour mettre fin au conflit, marquant le jour 1 390 de la guerre.

U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is set to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European leaders in Berlin this weekend to discuss a potential ceasefire in the ongoing Ukraine war. This meeting follows a series of diplomatic engagements aimed at formulating a political agreement to end the conflict, marking day 1,390 of the war.

Ukraine war briefing: US envoy to meet Zelenskyy, Europe leaders in Berlin

The former British Vogue editor reflects on his early years in London, the importance of celebrating diversity and why he takes comfort in the younger generationWhen Edward Enninful was scouted on the tube travelling through London in 1988, it changed his life. The Ghanaian teenager, newly arrived in Britain, was drawn into the capital’s creative scene of the 90s – as a model, then stylist and, by 18, the fashion director of i-D magazine.“It was the height of the YBA [Young British Artists] movement – Jay Jopling, Tracey Emin. I met Kate [Moss] at a casting,” he recalls. “Then Naomi [Campbell] for a cover, and I knew we’d be great friends. We all hung out across disciplines. Friday rolled into Saturday into Sunday. I miss that rawness.” <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2025/dec/13/edward-enninful-interview-former-british-vogue-editor">Continue reading...</a>

إدوارد إينينفول، المحرر السابق لمجلة British Vogue، يتأمل في تجربته التحولية في لندن خلال التسعينيات، مشددًا على المشهد الإبداعي النابض بالحياة الذي أصبح جزءًا منه بعد انتقاله من غانا. يتذكر شخصيات بارزة مثل جاي جوبلينغ، وتريسي إمين، وكيت موس، ونعومي كامبل، مؤكدًا على الصداقة والطاقة الخام لتلك الحقبة.

Edward Enninful, el exeditor de British Vogue, reflexiona sobre su experiencia transformadora en Londres durante los años 90, destacando la vibrante escena creativa de la que formó parte tras mudarse de Ghana. Recuerda figuras significativas como Jay Jopling, Tracey Emin, Kate Moss y Naomi Campbell, enfatizando la camaradería y la energía cruda de esa época.

Edward Enninful, ancien rédacteur en chef de British Vogue, évoque son expérience transformative à Londres dans les années 1990, soulignant la scène créative vibrante à laquelle il a participé après avoir déménagé du Ghana. Il se souvient de figures importantes comme Jay Jopling, Tracey Emin, Kate Moss et Naomi Campbell, mettant en avant la camaraderie et l'énergie brute de cette époque.

Edward Enninful, the former editor of British Vogue, reflects on his transformative experience in London during the 1990s, highlighting the vibrant creative scene he became part of after moving from Ghana. He recalls significant figures like Jay Jopling, Tracey Emin, Kate Moss, and Naomi Campbell, emphasizing the camaraderie and raw energy of that era.

‘Every chef should train here’: Turkish restaurant ranks fourth on list of London’s top food spots

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