Michael Bodansky
Michael Bodansky has a varied track record, built around a clear enthusiasm and storytelling ability. ‘Even in obscure, technical or…
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Lia Chiarin
Lia Chiarin’s fine art background feeds into her work. ‘From hand-drawing the artwork for major global campaigns, to Instagram consultancy…
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Brexit: how to resolve difficult negotiations
Brexit shows us that where disputes arise between two or all of these parties, positions can become swiftly entrenched, writes…
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Diary: Alexander McCall Smith on finding joy through travelling
The novelist Alexander McCall Smith describes his global travels and finds joy everywhere from the US to Jaipur It has…
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Bryn Williams at Somerset House – review
Christopher Jackson reviews a fine restaurant in dry January, where the food is so good you’ll not need wine It’s…
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Tracey Emin’s Fortnight of Tears: Review
Christopher Jackson attends the YBA artist’s striking exhibition at the White Cube in Bermondsey, and reflects on the state of…
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Lily Cole interview: ‘Having my first child has had a completely seismic effect on the way I think about work’
Lily Cole has lived a life that many idealists dream of – but, she says, pragmatism is the key to…
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Nick Foulkes on Paris’s ‘protest chic’
Even when it burns amid political unrest, the French capital still manages to retain its innate coolness, writes Nick Foulkes…
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London divorce firm harnesses AI in new partnership
The Divorce Surgery continues to disrupt as it joins forces with AI start-up Settify, reports Arun Kakar Why should couples…
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Nicola Howson
Nicola Howson struck out on her own in 2014 after time served as ITV communications director and freuds’ chief executive.…
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Andrew Honnor
Andrew Honnor is used to being in the hot seat, having advised the government, Goldman Sachs, Ukraine (on its bond…
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Stewarts adds media disputes strength
Ryan Dunleavy joins the fast-growing litigation firm, and should match up well with the firm’s divorce offering, writes Christopher Jackson…
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Spear’s meets Zurab Tsereteli – the most famous artist you’ve never heard of
Big in Russia, doesn’t quite cut it for Zurab Tsereteli, who has his first major UK retrospective at the Saatchi…
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Edward Amory
Freuds managing partner Edward Amory has seen it all. ‘I worked first in politics as an adviser to ministers, then…
ByMike Brookes
‘Life goes on,’ says Mike Brookes, the head of Lee & Thompson’s reputation protection division. Brookes has won highly publicised…
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Jenny Afia
Jenny Afia’s appetite for the job is undiminished. Over a herbal tea in the Coral Room, she confides: ‘I still…
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Influencers and the ASA: the chaotic world of Instagram ads
Social media influencers can risk hefty fines from regulators if they fail to disclose ad posts, writes media lawyer Erika…
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Hard Brexit ‘won’t cause recession’ – new forecast
Despite severe warnings from the Bank of England, Britain will likely avoid a recession under no-deal Brexit, according to an…
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Out now: the Spear’s 500 Travel Guide 2019
Our edit of the world’s best hotels, which includes interviews with Andrew Marr, Sir Rocco Forte and Ted Wake, is…
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£55m penthouse sale buoys London super prime market
A new £55 million penthouse sale assuages fears of Brexit uncertainty, reports Arun Kakar A purchase ‘in excess of’ £55…
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