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  • Inside the Batcave: City PM tours London’s secret supercar bunker

    April 28, 2019

    They call it the bat cave, and it’s the most exclusive car park in Britain. Inside a secret west London underground bunker there are rows of Aston Martins, Ferraris and Rolls Royces hibernating under blue blankets while their millionaire owners are away. It is easy to see the appeal of the high security vault: safe [...]

  • Property Legal Q&A: I want to carry out major renovations to my flat, but my lease prohibits structural alterations. Is there anything I can do?

    April 25, 2019

    It is common for leases of flats to prevent any structural alterations by the tenant. In practice though, many landlords usually allow such alterations to be carried out subject to licence and, in certain circumstances, the payment of a premium. However, a recent case may have put a stop to this: Duval v 11-13 Randolph [...]

  • Avengers: Endgame review: A fitting finale to the most ambitious series in cinematic history

    April 25, 2019

    Reviewing Avengers: Endgame is hard, because it’s not really a film, it’s more of a ridiculous fairground ride without the boring uphill bits. You could argue that the slow upwards climb for Endgame has been the 21 films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that preceded it, and which you need to have watched so that [...]

  • The McLaren 600LT is one of the most exciting supercars on sale. Tim Pitt drives it on road and track

    April 18, 2019

    Choosing the best car I drove in 2018 wasn’t easy. It was mid-December – the season when every journalist is contractually obliged to churn out end-of-year lists – and I had whittled my top 10 down to two. In the Lizard Green corner sat the Porsche 911 GT3 RS: a hardcore, limited-run special with more [...]

  • Time to party: John Lewis & Partners opens summer roof garden on top of flagship Oxford Street store

    April 17, 2019

    John Lewis & Partners is launching its summer rooftop garden at the summit of its Oxford Street store this week. Read more: Ranked: The top 15 retailers to work for The venue will open its doors at the start of the bank holiday weekend on Friday, and busy shoppers can enjoy the opportunity to relax [...]

  • Ashwin Bhardwaj travels to the cultural heart of Russia, to eat and drink with the locals of St Petersburg

    April 17, 2019

    There are not many places that have left me literally gobsmacked, but the moment I stepped outside the Finljandski Train Station in St Petersburg, I knew that I had arrived somewhere special. It was here, in 1917, that Vladimir Lenin stepped back onto Russian soil after nearly 20 years of exile. He had taken the [...]

  • Subway launches first vegan sub after Greggs vegan sausage roll success

    April 17, 2019

    Subway has jumped on board the vegan bandwagon after Greggs' vegan sausage roll proved a runaway success with everyone from flexitarians to – gasp – meat eaters. Read more: 25 weird items people left in their Uber rides The sandwich chain's new vegan sub lands in stores today priced from £3.80, alongside a vegan-friendly salad. [...]

  • The Vantage was Aston Martin’s old-school muscle car of the 1990s – Ethan Jupp steps back in time

    April 15, 2019

    The Aston Martin Vantages of the last 15 years are very different beasts to their 1990s namesake. These latest models are sinewy sports cars that have consistently given Porsche’s class-leading 911 a sore jaw. The previous generation of Vantages, as you can probably tell from the picture above, is not possessed of such precision. It [...]

  • The new iPad Air review: Apple’s new tablet doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it’s a solid improvement

    April 15, 2019

    Reviewing Apple’s new iPad Air is tricky. For most people, this is the iPad to buy, the one that will fulfil all your tablet needs, with plenty of room to spare. And with this much power under the hood, it will fulfill all your tablet needs for years to come. It is, objectively, a brilliant [...]

  • Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa review: There’s more to this historic region of France than fizz

    April 15, 2019

    There are plenty of things to do in Champagne, but for starters you’ll probably want to get sozzled on fizz. That is, of course, great fun, but what next? Well, it’s also a beautiful place in its own right, well worthy of exploration. Its hills and forests are a UNESCO World Heritage site and you can [...]

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