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Grace Hardy gives her tips on accountancy careers

Grace Hardy on accountancy careers: “Be yourself”

BBC News

Public sector pay deals help drive up UK borrowing

Borrowing was £17.4bn last month, the second highest October figure since monthly records began in 1993.

Culture

11th July 2025

Football Focus: The Talented Mr. Mabbutt

When I meet Keith Mabbutt at the Beaumont Hotel, he shakes my hand with the energy of a former footb...
Emma Raducanu in action against Vitalia Diatchenko on day three of Wimbledon at The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Wimbledon.
29th May 2025

Exclusive: how Emma Raducanu changed the world of tennis

Emma Raducanu sits in a luxury hotel, immediately more interesting than the backdrop behind her. Int...
23rd May 2025

Review: Bodysgallen Hall in Wales: ‘luxurious peace’

It is always a curious thing to arrive somewhere at night: we experience a world without contours an...
2nd May 2025

Friday Poem: The Retail Apocalypse by Aimee Bell

I wake to find my fridge humming a suspicious tune - something between a lullaby and a warning siren...
22nd April 2025

Meredith Taylor on Blue Road: The Edna O’Brien story

"Maimed and stark and misshapen but ferociously tenacious" is a phrase that Edna O'Brien dreamt up t...
4th April 2025

Class Dismissed: Francis Lickerish

What was your worst subject at school? All of them! I was unteachable, but I could learn......
19th March 2025

Frank Gehry: The Maestro of Architectural Reinvention

As the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao celebrates its 25th anniversary, we consider the enduring impact ...
18th March 2025

Book Review: Gandhiji – My Hero: Neither a Politician, Nor A Saint by Buddhdev Pandya MBE

There are books on Gandhi that place him within the vastness of history, as a Mahatma in the pantheo...
18th March 2025

Top 10 Mentorships which transformed the arts

Cultural mentorships have played a pivotal role in shaping the trajectory of various artistic discip...
17th March 2025

Book Review: Werner Herzog’s Every Man for Himself and God Against all

There is an old line in Tom Stoppard's Night and Day in which a journalist remarks that a foreign co...
14th March 2025

Book Review: The Coming Wave: The Future is Already Here by Mustafa Suleyman

Books about the future of technology tend to fall into two camps: breathless utopianism or doom-lade...
26th February 2025

Hotel Eden, Rome: A Refuge in the Swirl of History

Rome is well-known as the Eternal City, and this has ramifications for the visitor. It would indeed ...
25th February 2025

Author Q&A: Debut novelist Jack Charles

Barley Sugar is so assured. How many novels did you try to write before you were in a position to wr...
Salotto Lobby Area
7th February 2025

Letter from Milan, the city hosting the Winter Olympics

Milan is a famous city, but it's also in a catchment area where we find cities at their most beautif...
Ian Botham
31st January 2025

Ian Botham’s unbelievable journey: Headingley 1981, Geoffrey Boycott, and transformative philanthropy

In person, Ian Botham is utterly solid, calling to mind a rugby prop forward more than England's gre...
2nd January 2025

Film review: From Roger Moore with Love: “fascinating insight”

Who was your favourite Bond? If the answer is Roger Moore (1927-1917) then this BBC-commissoned docu...
20th December 2024

Paul Joyce on Mr Bates v The Post Office

I have taken a personal interest in Toby Jones' career since we met, only the once and an occasion h...
11th December 2024

Meredith Taylor reviews A Complete Unknown: “one you won’t want to miss”

New York 1961. Against the backdrop of a vibrant music scene and tumultuous cultural upheaval, an ...
6th December 2024

Friday poem: ‘Sabbatical’ by Yasmin Blake

Quite frankly, you'd had enough./Britain was a dystopia/You'd take some time off/-and head to Ethiop...
Selena Gomez is one of the reasons Only Murders in the Building is so good
14th November 2024

Culture essay: Why is Only Murders in the Building so good?

In one sense Only Murders in the Building - known to fans as OMITB - is just another TV show: well m...
Auerbach
12th November 2024

Frank Auerbach’s Charcoal Heads at the Courtauld Institute: ‘a perfect little exhibition’

Sometimes I think of those who achieved a lot young: John Keats, assured of immortality by writing a...

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