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  • Aida at the ROH is a thrilling opera set against a bleak backdrop

    October 2, 2022

    Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida is an opera usually characterised by unabashed spectacle. When the original production opened in Cairo in 1871, the stage was adorned with all manner of ancient Egyptian finery.  Many contemporary productions follow this original formula, more or less, but director Robert Carson swerves away from it in this brand-new Royal Opera House [...]

  • Eureka Day Review: Helen Hunt shines in culture wars drama

    October 2, 2022

    When playwrights take aim at the culture wars, it’s usually those on the right they have in their sights. But Jonathan Spector’s barbs point towards the liberal left and the ludicrous situations that can arise when political correctness really does go mad.  Eureka Day takes place in the titular primary school, a progressive Californian institution [...]

  • Discrimination against Dalits: How status can affect eye health

    September 30, 2022  |  City Talk

    The Tej Kohli & Ruit Foundation has recently set up camps in Nepal where members of the highly discriminated against Dalits received cataract-curing surgery.  Many cultures have systems of hierarchy entwined in their makeup. In the United Kingdom we have had the hierarchy of Kings and Queens, Knights and Noblemen, followed by merchants and peasants. [...]

  • iPhone 14 Pro Max review: The notch is gone and other stories

    September 30, 2022

    When Apple went fullscreen with the iPhone X, doing away with all but the slimmest black frame around the display, it divided the world into two categories: regular people, and those who vehemently, violently hated “the notch”.  The notch, for those struggling to remember the furore it caused back in November 2017, is the little [...]

  • Project Thunderball! Wiesmann blasts back with electric sports car

    September 28, 2022

    Reborn German marque Wiesmann has revealed a retro-look roadster with a carbon fibre body and 680hp from twin electric motors.

  • Are you marathon ready? Top kit for the big race

    September 28, 2022

    Once again postponed because of Covid, the London Marathon is finally happening this Sunday. If you need some last-minute inspiration for gear to help you reach the next level, we have you covered. Lululemon Fast and Free Running Vest, £88, lululemon.co.ukGone are the days when running a marathon involved sticking on your favourite old pair of [...]

  • UK Holiday Property Investment

    September 27, 2022  |  Sponsored

    7% fixed NET return1 The UK holiday industry has shown signs of a strong recovery from the disruptions posed by the global pandemic. Research by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) forecast that the UK’s travel and tourism sector’s contribution to the economy could rise to £192 billion in 2022. The British public have [...]

  • Volkswagen Multivan eHybrid review: inner space

    September 26, 2022

    Volkswagen’s replacement for the Caravelle proves why MPVs still work for families. We drive the practical and retro-styled new Multivan.

  • Shop owner and mother receives a second chance at sight

    September 26, 2022  |  City Talk

    In August, the Tej Kohli and Ruit Foundation travelled to the Kingdom of Bhutan on a mission to eradicate cataract blindness to reduce extreme poverty. This is part of a collaboration between us, the Bhutanese Ministry of Health, and the Royal Government of Bhutan under the Royal Patronage of Her Majesty Gyalyum Kesang Choeden Wangchuck. [...]

  • Sight and smiles restored by cataract surgery in Nepal

    September 26, 2022  |  City Talk

    In March 2022, the Tej Kohli and Ruit Foundation staged one of the biggest cataract microsurgical camps ever organised in mountainous Nepal. The team organised seven screening camps from 15th to 22nd of March focussing especially on reaching out to extremely marginalised communities of the region, as those are the groups that are least likely [...]

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