Are children safe outside the EU umbrella?
Brexit could make it more difficult to return children abducted to an EU country, write Jo Edwards and Jamie Gaw.…
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Meet the American who brings new hope to the Arab film industry
After a long business career, American Michael Garin is enjoying his unlikely new role helping to develop Abu Dhabi’s film…
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Madrid takes crown as Spain’s culinary capital
Emily Rookwood takes a city break to Madrid, staying at URSO and finding some particularly tasty evidence for the city’s…
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The Cornucopia Club: revival of the salons
A philanthropic club is helping to breathe new life into the world of salons, with its own members hosting creative…
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Review: Brown’s Hotel, Mayfair
Brown’s palatial suite, where Rudyard Kipling penned The Jungle Book, gives Zak Smith an insight into the mind of the…
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Triggering Article 50 could be illegal despite Brexit vote
‘It seems that the Referendum may be nothing short of legal political huff and puff without the wherewithal to blow…
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Diary: Liz Hurley on ‘Biblical’ bunnies, an English God and why Brexit means better lightbulbs
Easter bunnies After spending the last two weeks in full manic mode in New York, I was rather looking forward…
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Four simple rules for softening the Brexit blow
Don’t drown your post-referendum sorrows, follow these pragmatic rules and get a head-start in your personal risk management instead, says…
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Review: Padella, Borough Market
Alessandro Tomé excitedly tucks into an array of splendid pastas in a ‘happy’ restaurant free of London angst, chi chi…
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Around the World in 80 Hotels: Suiran, Kyoto, Japan
Away from Tokyo’s neon flashes, Monisha Rajesh drifts into the soothing embrace of Suiran’s rustic sanctuary. After the flash of…
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British Polo Day celebrates its 50th event
Spear’s equine correspondent, Eleanore Kelly attends British Polo Day’s 50th event, mixing it with big brands, big characters and big…
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How fintech can ‘facilitate’ the future of finance
Banks don’t need to be too afraid of new technology, says Flagstone’s managing partner, Andrew Thatcher. What do you think…
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‘Summer in the Square’ brings music, merriment and merchants together in Mayfair
Daria Solomatina visits Grosvenor Square’s summer festival to enjoy jazz, tea parties, trade secrets and community cohesion. People don’t naturally…
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Brexit recriminations: why Bremainers should stop the blame game
The Bremainers, who failed to convince and lost the argument, simply need to move on, says Stephen Hill. The result…
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Braving the Brexit storm: legal issues international families need to know
Families wanting to protect their wealth from the uncertainty of the judicial system should seek early advice. Sarah Green, Natalie…
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How does Brexit affect your assets in the EU?
Lawyer Camilla Wallace examines how UK citizens can best protect their European holiday homes following Brexit The unexpected result in…
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The robots bringing alternative investments to the masses
Online investment house CEO, Ophir Gertner, makes the case for alternative investments and robo-advisers usurping IFAs Many investors are under…
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London’s financial crown looks safe despite Brexit and naysayers
William Cash aims a shotgun of rhetoric at anyone questioning the validity of London as the world’s financial capital post…
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Review: Lurra in Seymour Place
Sophie McIntyre is lured to London’s Basque enclave and finds the 14 year old steak they serve is far from…
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Theresa May City favourite for Tory leadership
The home secretary is currently seen as a safe pair of hands to protect the Square Mile’s interests post-Brexit, writes…
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