Alexandre Singh on his fantastical, theatrical artwork The Humans
Alexandre Singh (born Bordeaux, 1980) won the Prix Meurice, awarded by Le Meurice hotel in Paris to a French Contemporary…
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How to be charming
The traits that make up charismatic people are positivity, body language and leadership and – more importantly – being able…
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How to have perfect table manners
Napkin etiquette As soon as you are seated, place your napkin on your lap. It is acceptable to tuck your…
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Restaurant Review: Boopshi’s, Goodge Street
Austrian food is having a moment. For far too long German and Austrian food has been put in a box…
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Review: When Mac Met Cheese, Porchester Road
The trend, as I am far from first to point out, for restaurants serving one kind of food done exquisitely…
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3Cs Cider features Spear’s very own William Sitwell
Now before you start chuckling to yourselves, the 3Cs in 3Cs Cider stands for 3 Chaps who are making a…
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Emily Rookwood visits the latest Austrian restaurant to hit London Austrian food is having a moment. For far too long…
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3Cs Cider comes from three counties using more traditional British apple varieties, says Emily Rookwood Now before you start chuckling…
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Best contemporary short story collections
In recent years the short story has experienced something of a ‘boom’, with more collections being published, along with a…
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Food Friday: Angela Hartnett Makes Crab Linguine
Angela Hartnett, celebrity chef and Chef Proprietor of Murano Restaurant shows Spear’s how to make the simple Northern Italian dish;…
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Posher prime ministers, small budget deficits, report says
Do Eton and Oxbridge graduates make better prime ministers? That’s what research seems to suggest, with a new paper arguing…
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Football’s moral bankruptcy shames the globe and irritates fans
Football is in the throes of an identity crisis as big money, unsuitable owners and utterly inappropriate countries use the…
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Worst literary dystopia to live in?
Author: Aoife Moriarty Some of this genre’s most famous works – including Yevgeny Zamyatin’s We and Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four –…
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Zak Smith on why suspect tycoons and corrupt countries are making the beautiful game ugly Football is in the throes…
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Krug matches champagne with concertos in sparkling performance
If you haven’t made plans for tonight already, it’s time to head east. Forget the hipsters and their snazzy bars,…
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Guest Recipe: Philippe Agnello’s Berber Crepes
Pancake Day may be over, but that doesn’t mean you can’t continue to enjoy delicious crepes throughout the year. Try…
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The Berkeley’s Marcus Wareing shows how hotel dining has gone from stuffy to sought-after
The hotel dining room has many faces – it can swing wildly between your grandmother’s front room and a beautifully…
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The Dorchester offers soirées in the kitchen – where all good evenings end
As that very catchy Ikea advert said ‘you always end up in the kitchen at parties’. Although I doubt the…
ByGuest Recipe: Philippe Agnello's Berber Crepes
Pancake Day may be over, but that doesn’t mean you can’t continue to enjoy delicious crepes throughout the year. Try…
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The Berkeley's Marcus Wareing shows how hotel dining has gone from stuffy to sought-after
Hotel restaurants, much like hotel bars which have transformed from their formative days as watering holes into chic retreats, are…
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