Why Saas Fee is in the property spotlight
Swiss resort Saas Fee’s elevation appeals to buyers wary of global warming – and its facilities are on the rise…
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The new Morgan plus Six reviewed: ‘has an indecent turn of speed’
Morgan’s Plus Six may look like its 1930s ancestors – but this is a 21st-century beast, says Mark Walton Driving…
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Lyle’s Shoreditch restaurant review: ‘Delivered in spades’
Watch out, West End – Shoreditch is muscling in on the fine dining scene, with Lyle’s leading the way, writes…
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Why steel is where it’s at in watches – Tim Barber
Forget precious metals – in the world of luxury watches, steel is where it’s at, writes Timothy Barber In watches…
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Lucia van der Post on why it’s cool to be kind
Where there is no kindness, there is no luxury – and brands are taking notice, writes Lucia van der Post…
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The year in Spear’s – highlights of 2019
It’s been a vintage year for Spear’s, with four packed editions of the magazine and two marquee events, writes Arun…
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Here’s how you can avoid a family feud this Christmas
Make your will as all-encompassing as possible to enjoy the holiday season conflict-free, writes Rebecca Waterhouse A daughter disinherited. A…
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Spear’s Luxury Index 2019
The 2019 Spear’s Luxury Index presents the 100 leading figures in luxury today: the tastemakers and trendsetters perfecting the art…
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‘Uskany’ is where Italian architecture meets Wales’s best landscapes
This understated but picturesque region is greener than Tuscany, but with a uniquely Welsh charm, writes Clive Aslet Earlier this…
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Interview: Salman Rushdie on Trump, Greta and eating the rich
Salman Rushdie, whose Quichotte was shortlisted for the 2019 Booker Prize, discusses his Don Quixote spin-off and the geopolitics that…
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A family lawyer’s review of Marriage Story
Noah Baumbach’s new film depicts the human and legal elements of what it is like to deal with a broken…
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‘Slow travel at its best’ – William Cash goes endurance walking
Endurance walking has become popular among stressed-out HNWs and entrepreneurs n search of a mental reset. But what worried William…
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Why the Cessna Citation M2 is the ideal entry point for new pilots
Cessna’s practical Citation M2 is an ideal entry point for any pilot new to jets, writes Ben Griffiths Everything about…
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Moments in Money: The first bank
In the first of a new series, Spear’s highlights key moments in the history of finance. For this first edition…
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Why US equities will continue to soar
Nationalism is taking over from globalism, but not even these seismic changes can damage US equities, writes Annamaria Koerling I…
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Liquid Lunch with Iain Dale: ‘I’m not particularly tribal’
The waspish broadcaster opens up on Boris, imposter syndrome and the joy of interviewing MPs. Words by Alec Marsh Iain…
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How 5 Hertford St became the most influential members’ club in the world
With 5 Hertford Street, Robin Birley has created a private members’ club like no other. As the impresario prepares to…
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Nick Foulkes’ day of high drama in Stratford
The Spear’s columnist discovers a ritzy restaurant and the meaning of industrial chic in Stratford The editor of Spear’s is…
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Not your normal Sunday ride: the rise of bikepacking
There has been an ‘explosion’ of interest in bikepacking. Why? Edwin Smith investigates ‘Bike packing is not a complicated concept.…
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What a recent HMRC decision tells us about ‘too good to be true’ schemes
A recent HMRC ruling sheds light on the differences between tax evasion (illegal) and tax mitigation (legal), writes Jerry Jamieson…
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