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  • The Honda Civic Type R is as exciting as it looks. Yes, really

    March 15, 2021

    Honda has updated its Civic Type R hot hatchback for 2021. If you can live with the looks, says Tim Pitt, it’s an outstanding driver’s car.

  • What will we wear to work after Covid? We ask the experts

    March 13, 2021

    Much has been written about our lockdown wardrobes, from those initial Zoom calls in shirt-sleeves and pyjama bottoms to the slow descent towards simply “working from bed”. Hairstyles have gone from immaculate to neanderthal, with “fix it at home” trim jobs performed by partners and flatmates. But what does the imminent return to office-based work [...]

  • Farmers union slams free pass for EU imports as UK food exports face red-tape and higher costs

    March 12, 2021

    Farmers union pleads for level playing field on EU imports as food exports face financial barriers

  • Best of travel: Explore the highlands by plane with The Carnegie Club

    March 12, 2021

    The private plane I’m boarding at South London’s Biggin Hill would be ideal for anyone who owns a desert island or alpine ski lodge. It’s a multi-talented Pilatus PC-12 NG. My destination is closer to home but even more exclusive: The Carnegie Club at Scotland’s Skibo Castle. My pilot, Edwin Brenninkmeyer, who is also Pilatus’s [...]

  • City Spirits: Raising a toast to the Queen Mother

    March 12, 2021

    We all know our favourite mum – it’s our own. But for those partial to a tipple, another is worth a mention as we look forward to Mother’s Day this Sunday – the much-missed Queen Mother. Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon was no shrinking violet, in her youth or otherwise. Indeed, stuck inside as we all [...]

  • The companies finding the perfect house plant for you

    March 12, 2021

    Before lockdown, house plants were around to brighten up the place. Now for many of us, they are our best friends and sole confidants, helping pull us through the long, lonely days. During the pandemic, sales of indoor plants have spiked, with a host of new subscription delivery services cropping up to meet the demand [...]

  • Locked Down is the pandemic heist movie we didn’t need

    March 12, 2021

    While some TV shows and awards ceremonies have made magic out of the limitations of the pandemic, movies haven’t fared as well. Michael Bay’s Songbird was a misfire, while Netflix’s Malcolm and Marie wasted talented actors on a self-indulgent script. Locked Down was conceived, written, filmed, and edited in around four months from the start [...]

  • Where to eat and drink outdoors in London from 12 April

    March 12, 2021

    With exactly a month to go until bars and restaurants with outdoor seating are allowed to reopen on 12 April, we’re daring to dream of a time when we can meet up with friends and support the hospitality industry. We’ve collected a list of our favourite outdoor spots across London, which we’ll update throughout the [...]

  • Branston pickle, Cadbury flake and crumpets among top five UK exports expats craved during pandemic

    March 11, 2021

    Demand for UK food from exporter British Corner Shop surges in US amid revenue rise by 150 per cent

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