The arts sector may have escaped Osborne's axe, but the community will still suffer
National and local arts funding hardly share a bill of health, says Lynn Simmonds Last week, George Osborne announced a…
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Mayfair must safeguard its 'idiosyncrasies' to stay special
Only Mayfair’s artisans could provide the King of Tonga’s coronation uniforms but such uniqueness is not guaranteed says British Land…
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Book Reviews: Empire of Cotton by Sven Beckert and The Red Earl by Selina Hastings
Christopher Silvester on how the cotton industry shaped modern capitalism and Peter York on a daughter’s biography of one of…
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Paul Weller case confirms high-profile individuals can protect their families' privacy
With the court’s protection and some common sense safeguards, celebrities now have far less to fear, says Jennifer Agate It…
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Ahead of Giving Tuesday, what 'game theatre' show The Money tells us about philanthropy
Cheryl Chapman on the new interactive play that teaches us about how and why we give Discussing money in public…
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William Cash’s letter from issue 47
William Cash on celebrating the spirit of Lemuel Gulliver and Adam Dant’s ‘monumental encyclopaedia’ of the 2015 general election As…
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Pairing watches with cars brings out the best in both industries
Zak Smith takes a look at the motor and horology brands joining forces in the luxury market Luxury horology is…
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From Morocco to South Africa, African art is the new hot lot
African Contemporary art is making rapid inroads into the Western art world ’ about time too, says Farah Nayeri An…
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What John Lewis's man in the moon can tell us about lawful gifting
A Lasting Power of Attorney is for life, not just for Christmas, says Rosalind Hetherington of Maurice Turnor Gardner It’s…
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A will's poor executor can be the death of an estate
Executors exist to make sure someone’s will is fulfilled, but they can bring more trouble into a difficult situation, says…
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78 Derngate is Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s last, forgotten masterpiece
Where else to go in order to see Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s best work up close but… Northampton? Jo Caird visits…
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Italy’s Pontine Isles offer history and myth from Odysseus to Augustus to the EU
The Pontines may not get the publicity of some Italian islands, but it’s easy to see why their siren call…
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Around the World in 80 Hotels: The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow
Monisha Rajesh reaches Moscow and welcomes a luxurious respite between arduous train journeys You know you’ve reached absurd levels of…
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Africa Exclusive’s timeless safari experience stays genuine without compromising on comfort
Someone asked me recently how the world of African safaris has altered in the 25 years since we founded Africa…
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British watchmaking has slowed to a near standstill over the past century, but there are promising movements afoot, says Timothy…
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Ahead of Giving Tuesday, structure and strategy are forming a smarter piece of the picture, says John Canady We’ve all…
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Stephen Hill hears the bugles on Horse Guards Parade practicing the sounding of the Retreat The latest gaggle of geese…
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John Burdett invites you to remove the watch and dump the phone if you dare – you can be set…
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The World and its residents are about to set sail across five continents at the comfort of their homes
The World, the largest privately owned residential yacht on earth, has announced a unique 2016 journey that will take its…
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Video interview with artists Broomberg and Chanarin
Josh Spero meets a Contemporary art pairing who have turned DNA into a tapestry Recently I had the pleasure of…
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