Ian McShane Net Worth
English actor, voice artist, and comedian Ian McShane has an estimated net worth of £7 million. He is mostly known…
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Review: Galvin HOP in Spitalfields
Alex Matchett samples the succulent treats of a resolute gastropub in the square mile – with a Michelin star heritage.…
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Jack Butland net worth
England’s youngest ever international football goalkeeper who plays in the Premier League for Stoke City, Jack Butland has a reported…
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John Stones net worth
Currently a defender for Everton and England, footballer John Stones’ net worth is reckoned to be in the region of…
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Chris Smalling net worth
Manchester United and England centre-back, sturdy Christopher Lloyd Smalling has an approximate net worth of £4 million. Chris Smalling was…
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Tax breaks could still make art an asset
But only at the very highest end of the market says Marina Griggs. The dramatic headline ‘World art market stalls…
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Divorce tourists — a dying breed?
The recent De Renee case may mean fewer divorce tourists coming to England but isn’t quite the nail in the…
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Elite Traveler Announces World’s Top 100 Restaurants
Elite Traveler has announced the annual list of the Top 100 Restaurants in the World with Chicago’s renowned Alinea taking…
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Vinotherapy : When drowning in wine is a good thing
The endless debate over the health-giving properties of wine usually revolves around drinking it — but how about bathing in…
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Italy’s ‘mystic’ retreats offer austerity with a hint of luxury
Abandoned religious sites across Italy are enjoying new lives as peaceful retreats offering succour to the soul and body, says…
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What DC superheroes have in common with Renaissance giants
Alex Matchett visits two very different exhibits that are rendering the legacy of some of our most treasured literary heroes…
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Book reviews — Rolls Royce: The Magic of a Name by Peter Pugh and Capitalism: Money, Morals and Markets by John Plender
Peter York on a chewy history of our most famous car brand and Christopher Silvester on an erudite and witty…
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Harry Handelsman: The man whose lofty ambitions are reshaping London
From his love of the garden square to the ‘crap’ Battersea redevelopment, Harry Handelsman, saviour of the St Pancras hotel…
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The top five apps for wine lovers
Zak Smith explains why wine lovers are now filling their glasses via their glass screens Mobile technology has radically changed…
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Attempted murder in The Archers does not mean a clear cut divorce
Helen’s stabbing of Rob in The Archers does not guarantee her violent spouse the sympathy of the court say Harriet…
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Celebrity threesome story flags injunction weaknesses
The courts may no longer be the best battlefield for the fight to keep a celebrity’s private life private according…
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Around the World in 80 Hotels: The Hay-Adams, Washington DC
Monisha Rajesh marvels at the Presidential Suite where the Obama family camped out before moving into the White House. There…
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Charity Commission raises the bar for big givers
The charities watchdog is getting stricter—and a clampdown may result, inadvertently, in better philanthropy, says Lena Baumgartner. The Charity Commission…
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Space: the financial frontier
With the biggest commercial space companies still resolutely private, how can investors with stars in their eyes get involved? John…
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Review: The Divide by Katharine Round
The consequences of capitalism’s mismanagement are sharply shown by Round’s wandering but powerful film Capitalism is a tough customer. A…
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