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  • Wonder Woman 1984: Gal Gadot shines in retro romp

    December 16, 2020

    The news that Warner Bros would be simultaneously releasing their upcoming slate in cinemas and HBO Max shook the entertainment world, although most headlines buried the fact that this was a US-only deal. In the UK, this week’s sequel to Wonder Woman is still a cinema event, and a welcome one after months of scant [...]

  • Why the new electric Polestar 2 should have Tesla worried

    December 16, 2020

    The Polestar 2 is a cool and clever electric family car – and a direct rival for the best-selling Tesla Model 3.

  • ‘We will lose £400k’: The cost of Tier 3 for the hospitality sector

    December 15, 2020

    As the hospitality sector begins to count the cost of the latest Tier 3 lockdown, we spoke to one industry figure who says his company will lose £400,000. Stuart Procter, COO of Mayfair hotel and restaurant The Stafford, said the latest blow has left his company reeling in a year he’s already had to make [...]

  • The story of a saga of collectors and the museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga

    December 15, 2020  |  Sponsored

    The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection, which is one of the most important art collections of the 20th century, was formed in only two generations. Its precursor was August Thyssen, the second Baron’s grandfather, who exchanged letters with the sculptor Rodin and even acquired several of his works. August’s third son, the first Baron Thyssen, managed to gather [...]

  • London in Tier 3: Will the City return to normal after Covid?

    December 15, 2020

    The decision to move London into Tier 3 at midnight on Wednesday, following substantial rises in Covid-19 cases, may mean further delays to City workers returning to the office. This will come as another disappointment to the City as it had planned to entice workers back into their offices during a ”back to work week” [...]

  • Bushmills’ Causeway Collection is the perfect Christmas dram

    December 15, 2020

    Bushmills has the largest collection of single malt whiskey on the island of Ireland. From its 400,000 or so barrels, Master Blender Helen Mulholland has been carefully monitoring the development of select casks to create their new Causeway Collection. Helen began working at the Bushmills distillery as an intern in the early 1990s, and during [...]

  • Millions worth of festive food could go to waste as London enters Tier 3

    December 15, 2020

    Millions of pounds worth of food could go to waste as a result of the government’s decision to send London into Tier 3 at midnight tonight. In Tier 3 all bars and restaurants will be forced to close, although they are able to offer take-away and delivery services.  Restaurateurs say the rug has been pulled [...]

  • London moves into Tier 3: what does this mean for travel?

    December 14, 2020

    The government has announced this afternoon that London will be moving from Tier 2 into Tier 3, following a substantial rise in Covid infections in the city. This announcement will have an impact on people travelling in and out of the city over Christmas. Domestic travel Domestic travel between different cities within the UK is [...]

  • ‘I just feel like crying’ – chefs react to ‘cruel’ Tier 3 restrictions

    December 14, 2020

    London restaurateurs and chefs reacted with frustration and despair at the “cruel” news London will enter Tier 3, a period of virtual lockdown that will see bars and restaurants closed until the new year. Unlike the first lockdown, Tier 3 allows non-essential shops to remain open, adding to criticism from the hospitality sector that it [...]

  • Catch The Dumb Waiter at Hampstead Theatre while you can

    December 12, 2020

    Pinter, the greatest of modern playwrights, is probably best known for his love of a good pause. Well there have been plenty of those involved in this production of one of his most brilliant works, The Dumb Waiter. Originally slated to open in the spring, coronavirus has been jabbing at the pause button for months, [...]

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