Spear's 2012 Campaigns: 1 Per Cent, Stamps for Paralympians, Save Britain's Historic Landscape
Spear’s ran three successful campaigns in 2012 for causes we believe are important not just to our readers but to…
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Spear’s Monday Catch-Up: The Best of the Weekend’s Papers
We’ve gone through the weekend papers and picked out the best bits so you don’t have to We’ve gone through…
ByCoutts: Million-pound donations hit five-year high, though total falls to new low
The annual Coutts Million Pound Donor Report, released today and produced in association with the University of Kent, has found…
ByThe Real Autumn Statement
The result, O Electorate, is that our national debt is worse than Spain’s and our annual deficit is worse than…
BySpear's Awards Photos
If there’s one thing we pride ourselves on doing well at Spear’s, it’s bringing the most interesting, important and glamorous…
ByFood Friday: Michael Caines’s Diary
Turning on the Christmas lights, endless Christmas dinners, and the occasional TV shoot, December is a busy time of year…
ByMichael Caines’s Recipe for Gressingham Duck with Honey, Spices, Savoy Cabbage, Celeriac and Roasted Garlic
The key to this dish is the sauce that has a sweet and tart character, made with honey and sherry…
ByPolitician Videos
Politicians have unintentionally amused us this year, and these videos remind us how. Boris Johnson’s Olympic Welcome, by Cassette Boy…
ByMichael Caines Guest Edits Food Friday
The two-Michelin starred chef will be guest editing Food Friday tomorrow. Two Michelin-starred chef Michael Caines will be guest editing…
ByCoronation Festival Promotes Best of British at Buckingham Palace
The festival is exclusively for Royal Warrant holders, those who are regular suppliers of goods or services for at least…
ByRadio presenters' Kate pregnancy stunt is…
When will it end? First, Closer magazine publishes photos of the Duchess of Cambridge topless, and now two Australian radio…
ByInside Claridge's, Where the Fragile Things Are
The expensive glass chandlier seemed like a perfect metaphor for life at Claridge’s: a little recklessness could result in disaster…
ByONS Survey Shows UK Wealthy 850 Times Richer Than Poor
By definition the richest households in Britain hold a disproportionate percentage of the total wealth of £10.3 trillion, but a…
ByRaphael’s Head of a Young Apostle Makes Record £30 million at Sotheby’s
In a crowded saleroom at Sotheby’s London, the art world witnessed an historic moment tonight when Raphael’s Head of a…
ByImpetus Trust increases number helped by 39%
In 201/12 Impetus achieved an average compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in the number of people its organisations are able…
ByExpensive Tat and Memorabilia
Not all tat and novelty memorabilia comes cheap, and this year the Jubilee and Olympics provided ample opportunities for hoarders…
ByReview: The Mikado, ENO
With a rump-tee-tum-tee-tum spring in my step I happily took my seat for a joyous revival of Jonathan Miller’s acclaimed…
ByTax
Tax, and the avoidance of it, can make you do all kinds of strange things like renounce your citizenship or…
ByPress Gazette Awards Swept by Times and Sunday Times
Sunday Times chief sports writer David Walsh claimed a double win at the first British Journalism Awards (BJA) tonight, picking…
ByAutumn Statement: Expert Reaction and Analysis
We will be bringing you expert reaction to George Osborne’s Autumn Statement today from top lawyers and accountants who will…
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