Review – Michael Jackson: On the Wall
Emily Bevan heads to the National Portrait Gallery to examine the extent to which culture worships the King of Pop…
ByEmily Bevan heads to the National Portrait Gallery to examine the extent to which culture worships the King of Pop…
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ByThe head of the private client department at Taylor Wessing, Nick Warr notes a ‘global fear’ among his clients, resulting…
By‘Take advice regularly from professionals and not on the golf course or at the marina,’ says the straight-talking Camilla Wallace,…
ByThere is a disconnect between jurisdictions when it comes to interpreting the CRS rules, and this has thrown up ‘unhelpful…
By‘Increasingly, the answer to a client’s question is not written in a textbook,’ says Filippo Noseda, a partner in the…
ByEven someone as experienced as Patricia Milner is concerned about the state of UK politics. ‘There’s lots of uncertainty,’ she…
ByClare Maurice is a delight to talk to: ‘We’ve been very busy and wondering when the summer lull will come…
By‘The distinctive thing about Macfarlanes is that we have a reputation as the only firm that has a leading reputation…
ByIn the past year, Jonathan Godwin-Austen has been busy with ‘two particularly large generational transfer projects for big landed families’…
ByThe UK tax system is ‘wildly, unnecessarily complex, which is unfair on taxpayers’, says Withers partner Sophie Dworetzsky, highlighting the…
ByFamous for That ‘70s Show and Black Swan, but what is Soviet Ukraine-born American actress Mila Kunis’ net worth? Of…
By‘In terms of legislation it’s settled down a bit: it’s less frantic and less exciting – in a good way,’…
ByOver the past year Mark Buzzoni has been involved in some ‘heavy-duty arguments with HMRC about domicile’, fuelled by changes…
BySimpson’s in the Strand, one of London’s most revered culinary institutions, has had a welcome makeover, writes Alec Marsh Much…
By‘There’s nothing that makes people more miserable than having a punch-up with their relatives, and equally there’s nothing that results…
By‘It’s unbelievably complicated, and that’s a pity,’ says Robert Blower, referring to the knottiness of UK tax law. However, he’s…
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