How a textile dealership fought for the soul of St James’s – William Cash
A landmark Supreme Court judgment has struck a blow against ruthless landlords – and may have saved St James’s, writes…
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Rusticated life: Tanya Gold on the cult of the holiday cottage
The problem of living in a country idyll is everyone wants to go there – even if it is to…
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Why every HNW should write a memoir
Writing a memoir is a chance to control the narrative around you’re life story – just don’t expect to make…
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Jason Cowley: The World Cup reveals the new world order
The World Cup in Russia is a far cry from previous tournaments but reflects the world we live in, writes…
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Windrush saga is a hoarder’s charter
The recent immigration furore shows the imperative need to keep absolutely everything – especially documentation related to residency, writes Sophie…
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Interview: Bellamy’s Gavin Rankin on ‘the perfect culinary pitch’
Gavin Rankin has seen plenty of the world but knows where he belongs: in the heart of Mayfair, at Bellamy’s,…
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Spear’s Midas interview: Chris Robshaw
The Harlequins and England rugby star talks wine gums and bouncy castles with Emelia Hamilton-Russell, as well as an unlikely…
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What’s the point of International Women’s Day?
More than a century since the first International Women’s Day, the quaint — once even revolutionary — annual event is…
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There’s just nowhere like the Maldives — Elizabeth Hurley
When the nights close in at home, there’s nowhere quite like the Maldives for indulging in sun, sea and surreptitious…
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A call for fairness on tax transparency
The global tax transparency drive is plotting a dangerous course that might bring more unfairness to HNW taxpayers, says Spear’s…
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Spear’s Midas interview: Michelle Mone
Lingerie entrepreneur, interior designer, government business tsar – is there anything the Baroness can’t do? How much is an ounce…
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Review: The Ivy, City Garden
The Ivy is expanding – and expanding. But the magic isn’t lost yet in its new Liverpool Street incarnation, writes…
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A triumphant new look for the V&A
The new V&A exhibition space shows a museum readying itself for the future, writes Rebecca Morton The Sackler Courtyard, the…
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Review: 67 Pall Mall
Wine snobs beware – you might not be welcome at 67 Pall Mall. Spear’s Sophie McIntyre dines at London’s favourite…
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Why Putin might be the ‘biggest’ winner in the US election
Trump’s unconventional foreign policy might improve US-Russia relations post-World War II, but will this honeymoon last or will the president…
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Why Donald Trump is an anti-role-model to HNWs
Sam Leith on the ludicrous rumour about the Donald’s solid-gold toilet, and his even more vulgar attempt to become the…
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Unhappy families: what brews domestic disputes
Ceris Gardner delves deeper into what causes conflicts in wealthy families and finds that it isn’t often ‘about the money’.…
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How the West’s isolationism may benefit Putin
Our columnist, Robert Amsterdam, who currently represents the Republic of Turkey in the investigation against Fethullah Gülen, the US-based imam…
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Alessandro Tomé on the Maldives
Alessandro Tomé goes swimming with Whale Sharks for Spear’s. ‘Oh. My. God. It is HUGE!’ exclaimed the Not So Blond…
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Star Wars, the super-rich and the power of the Force
The Force obviously stands for money, says Sam Leith. No, of course I’m not going to claim it’s some sort…
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