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Alessandro Tomé on the rank hypocrisy of British newspaper readers, the feral hostility of Ryanair staff and the sheer folly…
ByAlessandro Tomé on the rank hypocrisy of British newspaper readers, the feral hostility of Ryanair staff and the sheer folly…
ByNew York-based artist Richard Dupont makes transparent sculptures filled with household waste. But that doesn’t mean his work is rubbish,…
By<img src=’https://www.spearswms.com/wp-content/uploads/article_images/articledir_52/26032/1_fullsize.png’/> Meals on wheels don’t come much fancier than those dished up by the crack caterers to the McLaren…
ByNew money and old talent have made Skibo Castle the finest country retreat in Britain, says John Arlidge THERE ARE…
ByThe chav phenomenon reignites old debates about class, social mobility and government policy in Britain. Innit, says Christopher Silvester IN…
ByGood with figuras but not so good with figures? Basta already! A new generation of Italian entrepreneurs is defying the…
ByLast week, Spear’s launched our Save Britain’s Historic Landscape Campaign to highlight the threat posed by unproductive windfarms to Britain’s…
ByWith the menace of unproductive wind farms threatening to blight Britain’s ancient countryside, Spear’s announces its campaign to save Britain’s…
ByLiterary festivals and creative writing courses are killing serious novels, says William Cash. And Kazuo Ishiguro agrees… Literary festivals and…
ByThe village of Winwick Warren in Northamptonshire is little unchanged since the 15th century, when the manor of Winwick was…
ByDanish cuisine has long been about more than herring. Douglas Blyde travels to Copenhagen to meet the designers behind noma,…
ByAlessandro Tomé goes to a trendy cabaret gig and finds the only thing more revolting than the show itself is…
ByDoes circumcising a baby boy nip his career prospects in the bud? Can such a child ever grow up to…
ByNo jobs, no shops, no phone reception. Still, Dartmoor on a sunny day is just lovely… isn’t it, asks Clive…
ByHave classic car, will travel? Jonathan Bell on the joys of rallying across picturesque landscapes in faraway lands INVESTMENTS OF…
ByYou plan your working life like a military operation — and if you’ve got any sense you’ll plan your holidays…
ByA few years ago, no-one paid much attention to rising inequality. But now we are living with ever-faltering economic recovery,…
ByA Bedouin tent might be an odd place for a Spear’s event, but when William Cash took to the podium…
ByAnd the Show Went On: Cultural Life in Nazi-Occupied Paris Alan Riding Duckworth Overlook 432pp Review by Mark LeFanu Winner…
ByThe Hellhound of Wall Street: How Ferdinand Pecora’s Investigation of the Great Crash Forever Changed American Finance Michael Perino The…
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