Henry Dimbleby, Nadine Chahine, Malou Verlomme and Chris Watson

Chapter 1

Introduction

Monocle’s Henry Rees-Sheridan delivers next week’s news following seven days in which the UK opted for an unsure future.

Chapter 2

Henry Dimbleby

London is in the midst of a food resurgence and Henry Dimbleby, co-founder of the Leon restaurant chain, thinks it’s down to the quality of the city’s food markets. He talks us through his essay on the subject, featured in the Centre for London’s new ‘London Essays’ series, which is all about food.

Chapter 3

Nadine Chahine and Malou Verlomme

The font used across all signs on London transport is called ‘Johnston’ and this year it celebrates its 100th birthday. Typographers Nadine Chahine and Malou Verlomme of design agency Monotype were tasked with refreshing the font. They stop by Midori House to tell us about the result: ‘Johnston100’.

Chapter 4

Chris Watson

Chris Watson is a founding member of influential Sheffield art-pop band Cabaret Voltaire but he’s also one of the most respected and in-demand sound recordists for natural-history film-making. His latest project is ‘The Town Moor – A Portrait in Sound’, which opened this week at Newcastle’s The Gallery, Tyneside Cinema.