Review – The Ferryman
Jez Butterworth’s new play was always going to cause a stir, writes Cormac Rae As contemporary playwrights go, Jez Butterworth…
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The end of the affair: the curious case of the ‘Mistresses’ Charter’
A High Court case demonstrates how adult lovechildren face a difficult time when bringing inheritance claims, write Geoffrey Kertesz and…
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Valentine’s turn-off: time for jewellery brands to come clean
Consumer attitudes are changing fast and jewellery brands need to catch up with public sentiment, writes Emelia Hamilton-Russell With Valentine’s…
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Brexit focus: Who’s gunning for London?
With Brexit now little more than a year hence, cities and jurisdictions in Europe and beyond are looking to get…
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Trial of financial remedy courts welcomed
A pilot of financial remedy courts will simplify the divorce process and provide greater consistency, writes Harriet Errington London has…
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‘Sibling couples’ could be entitled to tax relief
Philip Hammond’s Tax Review could be a boon to cohabiting ‘sibling couples’, writes Rebecca Waterhouse In a letter to the…
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Wanted: One private, Croatian Island
The castaway life is more desirable than ever- and you may only have to share your space with a tortoise,…
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Review: The Trafalgar Dining Rooms
Launched late last year, The Trafalgar Dining Rooms on Trafalgar Square provide a fine feast, when it arrives, writes Olenka…
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Review – the Almyra, Cyprus
Christopher Jackson finds culture and relaxation in abundance in a beautifully designed Paphos hotel I am walking past one of…
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Would Austenian characters be persuaded with pre-nups?
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want…
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Champagne’s globalised allure might be the motivation behind rapper Jay Z’s latest luxury takeover, writes Tristan Rutherford It’s the most…
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100 years on – Emmeline Pankhurst would be proud
A century has passed since the suffragette movement, and the fight for equality is far from over, writes Emelia Hamilton-Russell…
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‘Fit for a king’: Exploring luxury sanctuaries in Oman
An Arabian adventure through mountainous terrains, freshwater lagoons and ancient culture awaits discerning travellers in Oman, writes Olenka Hamilton At…
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Financial abuse of the elderly must stop
It’s the duty of the attorneys to ensure, with care, vigilance and with some guided legal foresight, that the elderly…
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Caring for a parent — a ‘moral’ right to more inheritance?
A barrister who cared for his mother with dementia demands a larger slice of the equally distributed inheritance pie after…
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Nick Foles’ net worth
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles has just won his first Super Bowl, but how much is he worth? By Suren…
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A guide to ‘big money’ art disputes
The enormous sums changing hands in the art market mean disputes can be complex and costly. Christopher Silvester investigates The…
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Experts warn Hammond over IHT review
Is the chancellor Philip Hammond’s call for a review of the inheritance tax system a smokescreen for raising revenue or…
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Tom Brady’s net worth
New England Patriots Quarterback is the 15th-highest paid athlete in the world. If the Patriots win this year’s NFL Super…
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To tweet, or not to tweet?
In the digital age, should HNWs stay under the social media radar or go on a Trump-style Twitter tirade? Dr…
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