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23rd August 2023

Essay: Lord Stevenson on the meaning of mental health

As part of our special on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, we asked leading thinker Dennis Stevens...

22nd August 2023

The Baroness: Frances D’Souza on Sir Keir Starmer, Rishi Sunak and the current deluge of legislation in the House of Lords

I don't think the election will be a slam dunk for Sir Keir Starmer. The main reason for that is I d...

17th August 2023

Diary: Longest-serving foreign secretary of Australia Alexander Downer on Rishi Sunak, Gary Lineker and the hilarity of George W. Bush

Ilegal immigration is an important issue for me. I think there's a lot of misreporting about Rwanda,...

15th August 2023

Diary: Eddie Izzard on pronouns, working with Judi Dench and the plight of the street performer

It all started when I went on Sky's Portrait Artist of the Year. They said: "What would you like? Wh...

14th August 2023

Secretary of State Gillian Keegan on Sir Keir Starmer, Rishi Sunak and how Shirley Williams wrecked the education system

I spent most of my career in business and am a bit of a Johnny-come-Lateley to politics; I got elect...

11th August 2023

Photographer Rankin on how Bjork gave him his start in the industry

For anyone looking to be famous, one possible route seem to be to truncate your name into a snappy w...

3rd August 2023

Meredith Taylor on Oppenheimer: “a fraught epic”

At a time when the world has been holding its breath over the escalation of hostilities between Russ...

2nd August 2023

Dinesh Dhamija: Air India: a Country’s Reputation on the Line

The news that Air India will buy 250 Airbus aircraft and 220 Boeing jets, worth a total of $70 billi...

31st July 2023

Mohamed Amersi: “We ignore the Middle East at our peril”

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has galvanised the international community and triggered a combination ...

28th July 2023

Review of Asteroid City: “a film with nothing to say about employability – or anything else”

How would you feel, I wonder, if you were a Hollywood star and not in the new Wes Anderson movie?...

27th July 2023

Stuart Thomson on unleashing the power of autonomy in the workplace

In any role, one essential question to ask is: "How much autonomy do I have?" That will tell you a l...

Hanover Lodge Outer Circle Regent's Park

26th July 2023

Dinesh Dhamija: Indian billionaire snaps up London mansion for £113 million

Signalling a changing of the guard in London's headiest property markets, Indian billionaire Ravi Ru...

24th July 2023

Buddhdev Pandya on the crucial question of AI and healthcare

The concept of Artificial Intelligence, known as AI, is now a major point of discussion in the healt...

20th July 2023

Novelist Tim Robinson on his previous career in TV

As a former director/producer of what were once pompusly dubbed 'high end' documentaries and drama-d...

James Jensen, tennis instructor at Pierpont Racquet Club

19th July 2023

James Jensen: A career in tennis

James Jensen is a renowned tennis coach with years of experience on the court. After competing in th...

18th July 2023

Dinesh Dhamija: India wants its own chips

Fed up with buying expensive semiconductors from Taiwan, Japan and the United States, the Indian gov...

17th July 2023

Omar Sabbagh’s Letter from Cairo

It's roughly eight o'clock in the evening and i'm seated on the balcony of my rented suite here in Z...

14th July 2023

News: Finito mentioned in House of Commons skills debate

We are pleased to say that earlier this week Finito and its CEO Ronel Lehmann were mentioned in the ...

13th July 2023

Class Dismissed: Raymond Gubbay

So what was it like starting out in the performing arts business? I left school three days before my...

11th July 2023

Scenic Cruises CEO Richard Twynam: “Working in travel is an opportunity to break down prejudice

I must admit that I didn't know much about cruises until I spoke to Scenice Cruises head Richard Twy...

7th July 2023

Photo essay: The Teachers’ Strikes

I've often that thought that spring has its secret pitfalls. Every time the moment of the clocks for...

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