Eight of the World’s Must-See Art Galleries
Here’s our list of eight of the world’s must-see art galleries. Marvel at masterpieces by Ruben and Monet at the…
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How much does it cost to educate a prince? An expert asks
Start preparing now if, like the Sussex’s, you want your little highness to have the best education and least financially…
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Review: Sani Resort
Want an easy and luxurious holiday with the kids? Christopher Jackson has just the place It’s counterintuitive for anyone besides…
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Ollie Dabbous on Hide, the new Chelsea Barracks and his top London restaurants
Arun Kakar talks to London’s most talked-about chef before he kicks off his landmark residency at the new Chelsea Barracks…
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Behavioural Health Awards to raise HNW mental health awareness
The Behavioural Wealth Awards launched this week at the Cavalry & Guards Club in London recognises those who are fighting…
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Steven Berkoff on Chaplin, Weinstein and theatre – the Spear’s diary
Actor, playwright and photographer Steven Berkoff shares his encounters with poverty, theatre and Faustian pacts I live in London ,…
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Why HNWs are looking for ‘spirituality’ on holiday – Lucia van der Post
The world’s rich are seeking something spiritual from their free time – something that material wealth can’t bring them, writes…
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Guess who: ‘Faceless’ exhibition arrives in London
The emerging artist, whose first solo exhibition in Britain opens this week at the Maddox gallery, is the most influential…
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São Paulo is ‘the very essence of what makes Brazil so special and different’ – Spear’s travel
Swim with phosphorescent plankton in Paraty and taste the urban bustle of São Paolo to experience two sides of Brazil’s…
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The Old Hatchet review: ‘Unpretentious, convivial’ Sunday lunch in Berkshire
Alec Marsh and the family head to the Old Hatchet pub in Berkshire for a singuarly superior Sunday lunch –…
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Angelina review: ‘A resoundingly fresh experience’
Dalston’s newest culinary experimenter is full of surprises and leaves plenty to enjoy, writes Arun Kakar Dalston in East London…
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Jason Cowley on Liverpool, Arsenal and the end of the 80s
At the end of a turbulent decade and a tragic season, one match offered fresh hope for English football, writes…
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Sol y Sombra – much more than a cocktail
Matthew Gilpin enjoys a long, delicious and typically Spanish lunch in Ibiza, with incredible drinks to boot ‘A beber y…
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Charting the rise of the superyacht with Burgess CEO Jonathan Beckett – interview
Yachts are getting longer, more luxurious – and, yes, greener, according to the world’s biggest brokerage, writes Arun Kakar ‘We’ve…
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The Ivy, Tower Bridge review: ‘the simplification of fine dining into its essence’
Christopher Jackson heads to the Ivy for the umpteenth time but is captivated by its charms all over again To…
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Here are our picks for 10 of the world’s must-see museums. Gaze upon valuable treasures from the Rosetta Stone in…
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Review: New Mythologies, Huxley-Parlour Gallery
New mythologies celebrates seven contemporary artists for their distinctly abstract art pieces and their limitless powers, writes Jenna Sachs New…
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Mr Five per cent book review: ‘He only ever wanted fortune’
Emelia Hamilton-Russell reviews labyrinthine tale following the life of oil baron Calouste Gulbenkian Mr Five Per Cent: The many lives…
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PPFM: What to see, spend and do in May
Pinch Punch First of the Month: Five things to see, spend and do over the next 30 days. Edited by…
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The Queen’s Embroiderer book review : ‘a giddying tale of astounding wickedness’
Christopher Silvester reviews a dazzling true story of greed and its pitfalls from the 17th to 18th century The queen’s…
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