Everything you need to know… about doing a loop
Flying a loop is easy – all you need is a nimble plane, a Red Arrows pilot to train you,…
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The rise of environmental activism — on canvas
Despite the chorus line of rogues on the world’s stage, it’s the environment that is inspiring new political art, writes…
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Norway fund’s BAE Systems ‘ban’ is hypocritical
Norway’s pension fund’s blacklisting of BAE Systems, along with eight other companies, is counterproductive, and a threat to the Scandinavian…
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Coutts banks on sterling in 2018
The Queen’s bank offers a rosy outlook for 2018, anticipating a rise in sterling and growth across the world economy,…
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From modern design to the First World War: highlights of the London Art, Antiques and Interiors Fair
Drawing from a diverse mix from classic to contemporary, the London Art, Antiques and Interiors Fair shows that antiques don’t…
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Humans can win the race against robot lawyers
The future of lawyers may lie in the (mechanical) hands of technology, but the crux of the legal expertise required…
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A tale of two Mercks — what the Big Pharma dispute teaches us
The ‘epic’ legal battle shines a light on trade mark rights and whether using one’s ‘one name’ carries significant weight…
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British superyachts headline boat show
With new superyachts on display from British marine powerhouse brands Sunseeker and Princess — underscoring the sixth consecutive year of…
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Review: Darkest Hour
The historical accuracy might be a little stretched, but the on-screen magnetism of Gary Oldman’s Churchill makes the film worth…
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Review: Gleneagles Hotel, Scotland
Gleneagles is too often pigeonholed as a golf hotel, but its new billionaire owner is determined to alter that perception,…
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Antigua’s Carlisle Bay — a calm Caribbean sanctuary for HNWs
Wendy Coumantaros visits the stylish bay, a choice destination in Antigua where hedgies and royals from around the world take…
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How a small but mighty restaurant is wowing London
Marianne Lumb is building up a big reputation at her tiny Notting Hill restaurant, writes William Sitwell I meet Marianne…
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There’s just nowhere like the Maldives — Elizabeth Hurley
When the nights close in at home, there’s nowhere quite like the Maldives for indulging in sun, sea and surreptitious…
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GDPR — a ‘game changer’ in the era of big data
The new GDPR laws are about to produce another seismic shift in the data protection landscape, writes Hannah Solel If…
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The new lord chancellor is very promising indeed
With a combination of legal and government experience, David Gauke appears to be well-placed to head the Ministry of Justice,…
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Germany tops passport power index for the fifth year running
German citizens still have the world’s most powerful passport according to new research, while the UK has risen one spot…
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Raise a glass at the Royal Savoy Hotel & Spa, Lausanne
Guests can choose from the award-winning hotel’s extensive wine list and unique cocktails to toast the Genevan sunset with In…
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How does Donald Trump do it?
Christopher Jackson hears from leaders in the reputation management industry to uncover the secrets behind the US president’s surprising resilience…
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Here’s how HMRC is billing Brexiteers
An obscure inheritance tax law is allowing the Revenue to punish those who donated to the Vote Leave campaign, in…
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Revealed: the Spear’s Reputation Management Index 2018
The social media age has left high-profile figures more in need of expert reputational advice than ever. Spear’s has identified…
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