Restaurant critic Jay Rayner has accused The Guardian of employing anti-Semites and its editor of lacking the courage to take them on – turning up the heat on the identity crisis gripping the ...

Jay Rayner, one of The Observer’s most prominent writers, is leaving the newsbrand as controversy surrounds its proposed sale to Tortoise Media. The news was announced on the same day that Paul ...

Jay Rayner, on the other hand, has dutifully been to see pigs killed and dealt with the carcasses. Animal lovers beware - this portrait of our fellow omnivores is controversial.

Jay Rayner’s best restaurant dishes: After 25 years of dining, the restaurant critic reveals how he cooks at home ... In his debut cookbook, ‘Nights Out at Home’, ...

Nights Out At Home by Jay Rayner is published in hardback by Penguin, priced £22. Available September 5. Nights Out at Home Live runs until November 9. Tickets at fane.co.uk/jay-rayner.

So this is not local, but it is quite funny. Jay Rayner, who writes about food for The Guardian, picked up a Tesco Express meal for a train ride and found the quality . . . lacking. Even better ...

Jay Rayner accuses Guardian of employing anti-Semites Restaurant critic says working for the Left-wing news organisation was ‘uncomfortable, at times excruciating’ ...