Why whisky connoisseurs are truly in love with Islay
Whisky is now a global industry, but the ‘Queen of the Hebrides’ still holds its beating heart, says Alex Matchett…
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World’s most expensive dating site launches private jet vacations for super rich singletons
Aimed at wealthy singletons, new dating agency UPdates International flies the super-rich to exotic love islands for £250,000. Created by…
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BMW Vision 100: A self-driving concept car with artificial intelligence
To celebrate its centennial anniversary, German manufacturer BMW Group is unveiling a series of future-looking concept vehicles, the first of…
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Heesen Yachts launches 70m super yacht Galactica Super Nova
Heesen Yachts has announced the launch of the largest yacht in its fleet to date, the 70m FDHF superyacht Galactica…
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E-Volo VC200: an eco-friendly 18-rotor electric Volocopter
E-Volo VC200 is a vertical-takeoff-and-landing, semi-autonomous, two-seat multicopter with an electric engine, with all parameters of flight piloted with a…
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Cutting back? These wines will keep you to your weekly units (sort of)
Jonathan Ray can’t promise he’d stick to Dame Sally’s advice, but keeping to wines of 12.5 per cent and below…
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Big Society Capital launches social investment contest
The second annual Business Impact Challenge aims to inspire socially responsible projects as well as provide a healthy ROI, says…
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How Annabel Astor works OKA’s magic on the world’s wealthy
William Cash speaks to OKA founder Annabel Astor, who has populated HNW homes with her furniture and a very English…
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Where to live in Sydney
Boasting a stunning harbour complete with Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, Sydney is the largest, oldest and most cosmopolitan…
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Mulliner’s Bentley Mulsanne Grand Limo is inspired by a private jet
Bentley unveiled the new Mulsanne Grand Limousine by Mulliner at the Geneva Motor Show yesterday. It’s the latest creation of…
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The Giver and the Gift: Thomas Dane on the importance of funding public art galleries
If we don’t support the public art institution then the ecosystem between public and private becomes unbalanced, Thomas Dane says…
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Bring back the boom: Concorde’s successors work on a new breed of supersonic jets
Finally there is hope, more than a decade after Concorde last took to the skies, says Ben Griffiths ‘There’s Concorde!’…
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The Mono Marine Edition: A supercar fit for a superyacht
BAC’s Mono single-seat sports car has been re-engineered specifically for use on super-yachts. Powered by a 305bhp 2.5-litre 4-cylinder petrol…
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Around the World in 80 Hotels: Palace Hotel, Tokyo
Somewhere in the megacity, Monisha Rajesh is drawn into a haven, where she tucks into Wagyu beef that makes her…
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Review: Raymond Blanc and Phil Howard at Royal Ascot Fine Dining
The multi-Michelin star chefs’ new offering for 2016 is a winner, says Zak Smith – just try not to forget…
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The Arash AF10 hypercar has more spaceship DNA than car
With a monstrous 2,080-hp brake horsepower (bhp) engine under the hood, spaceship-like supercar Arash AF10 comes complete with ‘Warp Drive’…
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Review: Boyds Grill & Wine Bar
With dazzling decor and a menu to match, Charles Boyd’s reimagined restaurant makes the most of its outstanding British ingredients,…
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The 43-foot Kifaru baby yacht
Standing at just 43 feet, the Kifaru Baby Yacht is a lightweight, high-performance vessel that boasts a top speed of…
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How Mark Zuckerberg’s AI butler could challenge humanity
Alessandro Tomé says AI for AI’s sake, or for the sake of Zuck’s ego massage, is not what we want.…
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Review: IGNIV by Andreas Caminada
Emily Sluzewski on the Swiss culinary outing to yodel home about Bad Ragaz is a quiet, somewhat forgettable village full…
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