The Thing is I Really, Really Want…Something
Sebastian Gibson prides himself on understanding what people want; it’s when people don’t know what they want that things get…
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Gossip from the First Ever International Opera Awards
The party was marvellous, but the opera singers were left, strangely, without a voice I’ve been to a marvellous party,…
BySheryl Sandberg: Facebook Feminism
Sandberg is wrong: women need more support in the workplace, not at home Facebook’s chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, has…
ByConfessions of a Rich List Researcher
The barriers erected by the wealthy to concel their assets render the Sunday Times estimates ‘fanciful’ says an anonymous rich…
ByThe Sunday Times Rich list Hits Record Breaking ’450bn High
While the rest of the British economy struggles, the rich are wealthier than they’ve ever been. The Sunday Times Rich…
ByPhilanthropy and the Sunday Times Rich List: The Good News and the Bad
Donations from Britain’s wealthiest 231 people were up 21 per cent this year, but overall, individual donations of more than…
ByThe Record-Breaking Number of Women on the Sunday Times Rich List is Not Cause for Celebration
This isn’t a sign that women are progressing in business, the vast majority of women on the list owe their…
BySitwell Scoffs: Geales, Notting Hill
Geales is an old, but recently and tastefully tarted up, fish restaurant in Notting Hill Gate, which opened in 1939.…
ByBritain’s Street Food Revolution
William Sitwell hits the road to find out whether street food is the highway to culinary Nirvana or merely a…
ByLondon Street Food: Speck Mobile
Over the coming months we will be looking at street food vendors, producers and market traders from some of London’s…
BySpear’s Coffee Guide: How to Choose the Best Artisan Coffee
Choosing good coffee is a little like choosing good wine, says Stephen Rapoport of Your Grind. Here are a few…
ByIMF: Sub-Saharan Africa to Grow Three Times Faster than Europe, North America and Japan
But African countries hoping to follow in the footsteps of India and China should be careful what they wish for…
ByA Slump in the Pound Could Slow Down London’s Property Market
Ross Clark on two trends that could slow down the London property juggernaut: too much borrowed money and potentially much…
ByReview: The Magic Flute, Royal Opera House
Siurina’s German was not so good: in fact it was shocking. But did it matter? Not one bit, for she…
ByMeet Liz Vernon, the Top Divorce Lawyer the Tabloids Dub ‘The Terrier’
The Clintons lawyer once dubbed ‘The Terrier’ by the Sun on what it takes to be a skilled divorce lawyer…
ByThe arrest of Bassem Youssef, Egypt's Jon Stewart, is no laughing matter
Bassem Youssef was arrested because he insulted the president. Perhaps the president needs to get a sense of humour Dubbed…
ByMargaret Thatcher: An appreciation
When the Conservative Party matricides saw best to stab Thatcher in the back, the United Kingdom was a country transformed,…
ByCan the Cultural Gifts Scheme Boost Arts Philanthropy in the UK?
A new scheme to encourage lifetime giving could prevent pre-eminent works of art leaving the UK, but there are problems…
ByLuck is the condition you can't do without, in property as in life
Like the actor’s first break, external circumstances are crucial. They are a cog in the wheel, as are the writer,…
BySpear’s Speaks to First Person Camping Overnight at Thatcher’s Funeral
Josh Spero meets Margaret Kittle, from Winona in Canada, the first person camping overnight at Thatcher’s funeral Josh Spero meets…
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