It’s the very definition of a first-world problem: if you had £3.5m spare, would you splash the cash on a château in Provence or an apartment in London? We’ll let…
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Culture
‘Drift’: Jia Zhangke films Another melancholic jewel on China that fades | Cinema: premieres and criticism
“Not even a fire can with all the grass. The spring breeze will make it grow again.” The proverb that touches the three segments of At driftthe last work of…
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A Department for Education spokesperson said: “Through our Plan for Change, this government is cementing 120,000 new training opportunities for young people in key sectors such as construction, engineering, health…
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Jason Elsom, chief executive officer at Parentkind, a network of PTA fundraisers, said: “School trips are an important milestone in children’s lives and something that many of us look back…
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Community
Buy a couple of stops along the Tube line and save £25,000 off your house price per extra minute of commute
Buyers can make massive savings if they look a few stops down the Tube line
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They are art workers. Those who usually work in the shadow of their stars: the great masterpieces. Restaurars, researchers and conservatives, some of the most recognized in the world. But…
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Omar Shah is the king of Kentish Town. His latest restaurant needs a little more thought, says David Ellis
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But the firm, which is owned by Associated British Foods (ABF), said it is simultaneously beginning consultation with staff to wind down the plant, which employs more than 160 people, due…
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For decades, the German Democratic Republic (RDA) watched the internal border that divided the two Germans to avoid the escape of Eastern Citizens to the West, to the German Federal…