Spear’s Midas Interview: Jo Brand
The comedian discusses sexism, perfume, religion and the sound of geese with Emelia Hamilton-Russell How much is an ounce of…
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Kata Rocks Superyacht Rendezvous returns for 2018
Asia’s most exclusive superyacht event to sets sail in Phuket this December Here’s some Christmas cheer for superyacht owners. From…
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Review: I am Ashurbanipal: king of the world, King of Assyria
War, death and power are at the forefront of the British Museum’s exhibition on Ashurbanipal – King of the Assyrian…
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Experience ‘unrivalled flexibility’ with TAG Aviation
TAG Aviation has made private jet travel more comfortable and easier to arrange than ever, with a host of options…
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Review: Adaptive Markets by Andrew Lo
MIT academic Andrew Lo convincingly makes the case for why science resembles biology, despite some distracting digressions, writes Freddie Wild…
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Bombay Bustle review: Curry and wine pairing perfection as Mumbai arrives in W1
Spear’s tour of Mayfair’s top Indian restaurants continues with a trip to Bombay Bustle a journey through Indian food inspired…
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Walpole Awards celebrate the best in British luxury
The best of British luxury is recognised at the Walpole British Luxury Awards hosted by Jason Isaacs, writes William Cash…
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Twin troubles: navigating two engines in air
Twin-engined aircraft can be a delight to fly – just as long as you can handle them when an engine…
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The straw between hurricanes: postcard from Montenegro
For centuries Montenegro has been dominated by various invaders. Now, at last, it can forge ahead on its own and…
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How Cairo caters to the world’s most affluent travelers
Cairo’s reborn Nile Ritz-Carlton brings the very best of modern hospitality to one of the world’s great ancient cities, writes…
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London Art Week 2018: putting the cool back into pre-contemporary
This winter’s art week showcases London’s artistic prowess on the world stage: just don’t say Old Masters are making a…
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Hockney’s $90m splash puts painting back in the frame
The recent sale of a 1970s David Hockney masterwork sets a new record for a living artist and may be…
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Spear’s and Elephant Family celebrate ‘From India with Love’ at Gymkhana
Spear’s editor at large William Cash celebrates Diwali in style at Mayfair’s Gymkhana. It’s that time of year when the…
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Cream of Devon: A day at the Challacombe Shoot
The partridge in Exmoor’s pristine landscapes can prove highly elusive, writes Alec Marsh The Challacombe Shoot, part of Loyton Sporting’s…
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How Vietnam is changing: local artists offer a new perspective
A trip across Vietnam reveals a country ready to shake off the legacy of the ‘American war’ and embrace its…
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Review: ‘Face Value’ by Lot 5 Collective, Royal Opera Arcade
Lot 5 Collective uses contemporary portraiture and interactive art (i.e. ‘defacing’ a picture of Boris Johnson) to deliver incisive political…
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Revealed: the top HNW advisers working in art, wine and classic cars in 2018
The markets of fine art, wine and classic cars are subject to unique influences and fluctuations, so the advice of…
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Opera powerhouse: David Ross on what the Nevill Holt means for the people
Education and music are the twin hearts of David Ross’s philanthropic mission – so building his own opera house for…
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Stephen Hawking artefacts raise over £1.8m
The late physicist’s first thesis and wheelchair are among over 20 items sold at Christie’s, reports Arun Kakar Items including…
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Unseen Icons: behind the lens of Phil Griffin
From Prince Charles to Amy Winehouse and Adele, Phil Griffin’s new exhibition showcases a remarkable career in photography, writes Arun…
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