Harrow School: Still way ahead of the game
This year marks both 450 years of Harrow School, and ten years of the ancient establishment’s sister school: Harrow International…
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Jerudong International School: A piece of Britain in Brunei
Jerudong International School combines British influence and academic rigour with a good deal of internationalism – in a unique setting…
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How Brighton College manages to excel in academics, the arts and sport
Brighton College manages to excel in academics, the arts and sport – all while maintaining an ethos of kindness that…
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World of Wealth: Jessica DeLuca
Edwin Smith talks to Jessica DeLuca, founder of Cult Beauty, who recently sold her business to The Hut Group for…
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Plaza 18, Andalucia review: ‘Restrained glamour that captivates from the first steps’
Califer Vejer’s Plaza 18 is like visiting the ultra-chic country home of the A-list friends in Madrid you never knew…
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How to get into the best secondary schools – an expert’s guide
Eight expert tips for getting into the best secondary schools Getting a child into their desired secondary school requires careful…
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The former hedge fund manager Pierre Lagrange tells Spear’s editor Edwin Smith about his days as a master of the…
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School admissions: How the race to get into leading schools is affecting pupils and parents
The race to get into leading secondary schools puts pupils and parents under intense pressure Sheri Jacobson has been through…
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Rickie Lee Jones – The Spear’s Midas interview
Singer-songwriter Rickie Lee Jones has amassed a wealth of stories – not to mention fossils and bones – during a…
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Eminent reputation and human rights lawyer Mark Stephens speaks to Spear’s Editor Edwin Smith about his work for clients from…
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‘These are financial institutions – not fricking nightclubs’ – Sam Leith on the modern corporate rebrand
Standard Life Aberdeen’s recent rebrand begs a question: what is it with corporate branding departments and the abuse of the…
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Blending the rules: How Penfolds is taking wine blends to another level
Penfolds has taken wine blends to another level, crossing borders and oceans to come up with a luscious new offering…
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How can a financial adviser scam you and what can you do about it?
There are several tell-tale signs that might show that a financial adviser might be scamming you. Here’s what you can…
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Bequia Beach Hotel: The ultimate in luxury seclusion
Bequia Beach Hotel offers lucky guests the most charming of ways to get away from it all Known as the…
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The jeweller Theo Fennell speaks to Spear’s Editor Edwin Smith about taking back control of his business, the meaning of…
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Opinion: In geopolitics and business, relationships matter at our peril
It’s far too soon to know what will come out of Afghanistan, but it is a timely reminder to think…
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Diving and sailing around Raja Ampat, Indonesia: One of the last few pristine marine reserves
Christopher Silvester enjoys a diving adventure with a twist off the Indonesian coast in Raja Ampat Sean Galleymore is a…
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Why Jersey is a trusted space for international families
In light of challenges posed by the 2020 pandemic, Jersey Finance’s Robert Moore shares valuable insights on why wealthy family…
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‘Strangers making babies’: the rise and legal implications of platonic co-parenting
Whilst providing individuals with options to create families through non-traditional routes is undoubtedly a positive step forward, the legal implications…
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‘I like the adversity of bad weather’ – How chef Francis Mallmann is rekindling 13,000-year-old cooking methods
Unconventional chef Francis Mallmann has rekindled 13,000-year-old cooking methods and pooh-poohed much of modern restaurant culture. Now he’s bringing his…
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