London art market: Brexit nightmare on Cork Street?
Does Brexit spell doom for London’s £10.8 billion art market, asks Olenka Hamilton A week after the UK voted to…
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Review: Gurinder Chadha’s ‘Viceroy’s House’
Accessible, enlightening and occasionally clumsy, the latest offering from Bend it Like Beckham director Gurinder Chadha poignantly highlights a little…
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Europe gets its first school for little emperors – in London
As global Britain gears up for Brexit, the timing couldn’t be better for Europe’s first English-Mandarin bilingual school to open…
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What’s wrong with the National Trust (and its tea rooms)
The conservator of British civilisation has ‘lost its local heart’, laments Clive Aslet I half knew I was making a…
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Book reviews: ‘Negroland’ and ‘The Long Weekend’
Christopher Silvester on the chronicle of one woman’s life as a member of Chicago’s black elite, and Mark Le Fanu…
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Interview: Philipp Rudolf Humm on moving away from abstraction
The former telecoms titan tells Victoria Coleman-Smith how a personal crisis ignited a lifelong passion For many people a lucrative…
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Eating your way to happiness
Food writer and mental health campaigner Rachel Kelly reveals that the right food can make us healthier of mind as…
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ZEDRA at the V&A dazzles with official London launch
Spear’s was in attendance for ZEDRA’s London launch party at the V&A last night with the likes of Lord Frederick…
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Book Reviews: ‘Pushing the Boundaries’ and ‘Brazillionaires’
Peter York on a strangely compelling memoir by a Master of the Universe, and Christopher Silvester on the decidedly murky…
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Book Reviews: Crash Bang Wallop and Comrade Baron
Christopher Silvester on the peculiarly English Big Bang three decades on, and Mark Le Fanu on the struggle of Eastern…
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Book Reviews: Empire of Things and Prince of Darkness
Peter York on a thorough delve into the nature of consumerism, and Christopher Silvester on an unlikely entrepreneur who defied…
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Review: Hugo Wilson’s Chroma Hunt and Rape of Europa
Guy Sangster-Adams explores the arresting etchings of the celebrated artist whose animal-centric works question man-made ideologies. An intriguing and serendipitous…
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British boxing champion’s BXR sets out to become London’s most elite fitness club
Christabel Milbanke is in awe of the glossy boutique boxing establishment in Marylebone, backed by Victoria’s Secret models and IBF…
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Review: The Royal Drawing School End of Year Exhibition
Zak Smith reports on the budding talent on display at the Shoreditch’s Royal Drawing School (ABOVE: Iona Roberts’ Bike ride…
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The reel deal: Stephen Evans on how investing in British films can relieve your tax bill
HMRC’s Enterprise Investment Scheme can help you realise your directorial ambitions and slash your tax bill, writes the award-winning producer,…
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David Bowie’s £33 million art sale negates hefty inheritance tax bill
The auction of David Bowie’s eclectic art collection demonstrates the value of art as a tax-offsetting investment says Rosalind Hetherington…
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Review: Searching for Eve in the American West
Guy Sangster-Adams explores Maryam Eisler’s powerful display, an array of photographs which capture stunning landscapes in an ethereal search for…
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Review: The Grill at The Dorchester
William Cash enthuses over the sartorial make-up at The Grill, where he took Sky News’ Ed Conway and Savills’ Rupert…
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Poster by British female artist heralded ‘highlight’ among lots at top New York auction house
A poster by Laura Knight, who worked through both world wars and is one of Britain’s most celebrated artists of…
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David Yarrow, the ‘rock star’ of photography, launches Wild Encounters
The ‘Aeneas of photography’ explores the extremes of life and the darkest side of nature in his arresting new book,…
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