The divorced wife who 'must get a job' has rocked the legal system
Charlotte Posnansky explains why the claimant in Wright v Wright might be changing more than just careers Last week, a…
ByWealth
Latest in
Wealth
Boris Nemtsov's killing pushes Russia one step further towards fascism
Stephen Hill sees Hitler’s techniques in Putin’s actions The Moscow drive-by assassination of charismatic opposition leader Boris Nemtsov at 11.00pm…
ByGuest recipe: Tom Fraser of Verden's English asparagus, pancetta and crispy duck egg
Verden head chef Tom Fraser gives Spear’s his sumptuous recipe to see us into asparagus season The asparagus season officially…
ByA review of the world's top wellness clinics
The stressful nature of modern life has led the great and good to seek out the world’s best wellness clinics…
ByBoris Johnson's American citizenship creates a world of tax troubles
The mad world of Boris Johnson is nothing compared to the merry-go-round of US/UK tax says Jaime McLemore Dear Mr…
BySending ex-wives back to work won't solve every divorce
Following Lord Justice Pitchford’s suggestion ex-wives go and find work Richard Phillips explains why it’s far from a simple solution…
By
Hakluyt's Christopher James has seen the alphabet of Britain's security services
With a career spent in the SAS, MI6 and the FCO, before founding business intelligence firm Hakluyt, Christopher James sure…
ByAppointing a Facebook 'legacy contact' is no substitute for writing your will
Don’t rely on big tech – retrieving the online legacy of a loved one is still no mean feat without…
ByPutin's landgrab playbook looks increasingly like the Nazis'
Stephen Hill says Vladimir Putin is playing geopolitics like Hitler did – and we all need to beware Putin’s signature…
ByNew Zealand's wines are middle-earth masters
There’s far more to New Zealand than rings and hobbits ’ its wines are precious too, says Jonathan Ray If,…
ByRestaurant review: Den, King's Cross
Emily Rookwood ventures to King’s Cross to see if she can satisfy her hunger for one of mankind’s more entertaining…
ByWe can't believe it's nut butter (and other culinary delights)
Emily Rookwood samples some rather special bean-to-bar chocolates and nut butters. Yes, nut butters The biggest joy of working in…
ByRobert Parker's must-taste wine tour is stopping in London
Emily Rookwood dishes out some fine pointers on wine critic Robert Parker’s around-the-world tour of rare treats When Friday rolls…
BySearching for a stake in Britain's future, next-gen London needs to get out and vote
With the looming possibility that ‘red Ed’ could actually reach Number Ten, Zak Smith tracks down the young Londoners who…
BySue Ann Arnall's billion dollar divorce cheque is cashed, but isn't enough
Recent cases only highlight the difficulty justice systems have in deciding who gets what in divorce settlements, says Charlotte Posnansky…
ByRobert Ettinger's diary of incidents and adventures in Asia
From the beauty of Japan’s shogun shrines to bone setters in Sri Lanka, leather CEO Robert Ettinger takes Spear’s through…
ByAnyone on HSBC's Swiss list is tarnished, guilty or not
Despite only three people on the notorious HSBC Swiss account holders list being considered for prosecution, politicians and the media…
ByWilliam Cash's letter from issue 43
William Cash on life imitating literature and art imitating death Ihave just read The Dog by Joseph O’Neill, his biting…
By
Why the Bentley Bentayga should be de rigueur on the shooting circuit
William Cash says Bentley’s much-anticipated luxury SUV, has a muscular haunch specifically designed to match ’the tailored shoulder contours of…
By
Why do the wealthy have poor credit scores?
Alexander Hoare, scion of 300 years of Hoares and board member of his family’s bank, is in a Carphone Warehouse.…
By