Review: The Trafalgar Dining Rooms
Launched late last year, The Trafalgar Dining Rooms on Trafalgar Square provide a fine feast, when it arrives, writes Olenka…
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Review – the Almyra, Cyprus
Christopher Jackson finds culture and relaxation in abundance in a beautifully designed Paphos hotel I am walking past one of…
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Champagne’s globalised allure might be the motivation behind rapper Jay Z’s latest luxury takeover, writes Tristan Rutherford It’s the most…
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100 years on – Emmeline Pankhurst would be proud
A century has passed since the suffragette movement, and the fight for equality is far from over, writes Emelia Hamilton-Russell…
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‘Fit for a king’: Exploring luxury sanctuaries in Oman
An Arabian adventure through mountainous terrains, freshwater lagoons and ancient culture awaits discerning travellers in Oman, writes Olenka Hamilton At…
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A guide to ‘big money’ art disputes
The enormous sums changing hands in the art market mean disputes can be complex and costly. Christopher Silvester investigates The…
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Washington sets out to woo the wine world
Washington state is a rare gem and a strong contender in the wine world, writes Jonathan Ray I had no…
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Concerns raised over HNW mental health
Money can’t guarantee your mental health, and its time HNWs find experts they can turn to during troubled times, writes…
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Spear’s Midas interview: Sir Jackie Stewart
The three-times Formula One champion tells Emelia Hamilton-Russell the secrets of success, plus his passion for fish and watches –…
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Liquid Lunch: Yana Peel on the Serpentine’s next phase
Hannah Solel lunches with Yana Peel, CEO of the Serpentine Galleries ‘I always order the tuna tataki,’ says Yana Peel,…
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A luxury Italian getaway to Sardinia’s Forte Village
Not even a pesky snap election is enough to take the shine off a visit to the exclusive Forte Village,…
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Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Martin McDonagh’s latest film is a disturbing tragicomedy with a splendid cast and a beautiful exploration of the immersive characters…
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Review: Charles II — Art & Power
This magnificent display of art and artefacts at The Queen’s Gallery lifts the lid on an age of royal wealth…
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Review: Lympstone Manor, Devon
Will Dunn goes on a nostalgic journey to the chef’s new restaurant in Devon, with quite possibly more than one…
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Review: The Post
Stephen Spielberg’s foray into 1970s US political scandal, headed by two great actors, is a timely triumph, writes Emelia Hamilton-Russell…
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Luxury meets heritage in Italy’s Bologna
The Italian city’s famous history is delightfully complemented by its state-of-the-art hotels, says Christopher Silvester Bologna, the site of the…
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Everything you need to know… about doing a loop
Flying a loop is easy – all you need is a nimble plane, a Red Arrows pilot to train you,…
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Review: Mahiki Kensington
William Cash relives his decadent past at a more ‘grown-up’ Mahiki, where royals and hedgies alike can be found sipping…
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The rise of environmental activism — on canvas
Despite the chorus line of rogues on the world’s stage, it’s the environment that is inspiring new political art, writes…
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From modern design to the First World War: highlights of the London Art, Antiques and Interiors Fair
Drawing from a diverse mix from classic to contemporary, the London Art, Antiques and Interiors Fair shows that antiques don’t…
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