“Are you spring or autumn?” was a staple of women’s magazine quizzes for much of the 1980s and 1990s thanks to Colour Me Beautiful, the colour consultancy firm which promised…
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First up is Always by Jonathan Myerson, a curt, narratively clunky scene-setter. A politician and his wife find their hotel room invaded by a pair of snipers from the security…
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The interview with Tamar Novas (Santiago de Compostela, 39 years old) had two stages. The first was at the Brunetti cafeteria in Madrid where he arrived, bought a package of…
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Hospitality businesses are battling on multiple fronts ranging from soaring energy bills to an increase in National Insurance costs
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Events
British Pie Week: the five best places for a pie in London, from traditional fish to old-time steak and ale
Few dishes feel more British than the pie. Not to get all Reform UK, but it’s difficult not to feel a sense of patriotism and pride when slicing through a…
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Long before artificial intelligence could revive the dead, the 091 were reborn from the ashes. And, unlike cutting-edge technology, theirs was real. It remains that way. “Here we are. Back…
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Gilmour lived in the house with his first wife, Ginger, at the height of the band’s fame
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Karl Durrant, WB’s Senior Vice President of Worldwide Retail said: “Harry Potter is deeply rooted in British storytelling, and this will give fans an exciting new way to experience this…
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Culture
The Ivorypress publishing house and the Norman Foster Foundation merge in a new space | Culture
Art, books and architecture are the three pillars on which a new space is built that combines the project of Elena Foster’s Ivorypress publishing house with her husband’s Norman Foster…