The Winter Games is about the wealth of nationals — not nations
The wealth of a country usually correlates with its success at the Olympics, but it doesn’t in the winter, writes…
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All hail the Queen of fashion
Her Majesty’s appearance at London Fashion Week at designer Richard Quinn’s runway show underscores the importance of this £66 billion…
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Review: Suvretta House, St Moritz
Once he’s found a tie, our roving gastro-critic William Cash finds the Suvretta House in St Moritz transports him back…
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Diary: Alain Elkann
Novelist and cultural ambassador Alain Elkann on travels with his book, his love of Jerusalem, and Christmas T-shirts The New…
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How football can save post-Brexit Britain
As British trade negotiators arrive in Delhi for talks, what’s on the agenda? Football. Sam Forsdick finds out how the…
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Here’s to Hammond’s ‘short and sweet’ Spring Statement
With no tax or spending changes, the simplified Spring Statement is to be heartily welcomed, writes Hannah Solel Short and…
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What you need to know about prenups and postnups
A recent survey has revealed low interest in prenups, but for HNW couples they’re a must, writes Mark Harper Many…
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Arsene Wenger’s Net Worth
The most successful manager of Arsenal and English Premier League history, Arsene Wenger’s net worth is estimated at £72 million.…
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Donald Trump’s Net Worth
Whilst on the campaign trail Donald Trump bragged about having a net worth of over £7 billion, but is it…
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Logan Paul’s Net Worth
Logan Paul is one of a new generation of millionaires who are making their fame and fortune through Youtube. With…
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Steven Spielberg’s Net Worth
Steven Spielberg has spent 47 years writing and directing some of Hollywood’s most beloved films. He is credited with directing…
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Review – Fiume, SW8
Fiume, one of the first restaurants to open in the newly developed Battersea Power Station, is full of promise, writes…
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Exhibition: Getting under the skin of Ferrari
Car historian Andrew Nahum, curator of the new Ferrari exhibition at the Design Museum, tells Spear’s just what makes the…
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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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