Nick Hornby
Cerno Capital has just celebrated ten very solid years in the business, and a lot of hard graft is taking…
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Charlie Hoffman
‘Our UK clients are global citizens – they have houses abroad and children abroad and they need to diversify in…
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Aastha Gurbax
‘The fundamentals of investing remain the same,’ Aastha Gurbax, JP Morgan Private Bank’s personable senior managing director, assures us. Geopolitical…
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WEEKEND IN… Venice
The appeal of the floating city endures –especially if you stay in the right hotel, writes Alec Marsh As John…
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Glyndebourne’s new rival is born
The transformation of Nevill Holt Opera in Leicestershire brings a touch of Glyndebourne to the Midlands and is an unique…
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Third runway: now let’s make sure it’s built
Hailed as a historic vote by MPs on Heathrow’s expansion, the key is now to make sure the third runway…
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Twin transition: my kids’ graduation feels like Brexit
Breaking free from familiar home comforts can be quite a challenge – even if you can bring laundry back whenever…
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The race against time, on an A340 private jet
Experience the wonders of time travelling and celebrate New Year’s Eve, twice, on a luxury trip across the globe Celebrate…
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Britain’s private wealth lags behind in record year of global growth
British HNWs are playing catch-up while the rest of the world experiences an era of rapid growth, high-yield and superb…
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The true cost of studying abroad
Whether you’re tempted by Stanford, Melbourne or Hong Kong, going to university overseas broadens horizons – but is it worth…
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Review: J Sheekey’s Atlantic Bar, West End
After 10 years, J Sheekey’s relaxed, welcoming Atlantic Bar is still the place to go for seafood in Theatreland, writes…
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Review: Roux at Parliament Square
Christopher Jackson heads to Roux and finds that head chef Steve Groves is coming into his powers Roux draws you…
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Douglas Blyde goes to China for the wine
Wine production is burgeoning in an ancient, mountainous region of China, where an Austrian winemaker has found his niche, writes…
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The IHT regime can be simplified – here’s how
A convoluted and outdated set of rules governing inheritance tax should be simplified, for the sake of fairness, writes Stuart…
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Disappointing modern art sale at Sotheby’s could belie a shifting market
It was a slow start to the summer for Sotheby’s as the Impressionist and Modern evening sale failed to reach…
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How Porsche is winning the ‘space’ race
After nine years of trying, the Porsche Panamera has finally elevated estate cars to a new level, writes Gareth Herincx…
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On the growing trend of garden patronage
A Kim Wilkie masterpiece in Hampshire reflects the modern inclination for garden collaborations between patron and designer, writes Christopher Jackson…
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The new Six Senses Duxton gives Singapore a ‘retro’ refresh
As someone who has visited Singapore at various stages in its development, Andrew Harris is impressed by the speed at…
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‘All is harmony, all is beauty’ — an interview with National Gallery director Gabriele Finaldi
A tour of the National Gallery with its impressive director, Gabriele Finaldi, reveals much about the passion and generosity that…
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Review: Lonely Planet, Trafalgar Studios
In its first London revival, Steven Dietz’s play is still moving, funny and heartfelt 25 years after its release, writes…
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