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  • Equus at Trafalgar Studios review: A fresh take on this sexy, horse-blinding drama

    July 19, 2019

    Everyone knows Equus as the play about the boy who gets off on riding horses.  It follows Alan Strang, a 17-year-old trying to navigate his aberrant sexuality under the influence of his overbearing religious mother and disciplinarian socialist father. Martin Dysart is the psychiatrist tasked with treating him after he blinds six horses with a [...]

  • The director of Super Mario Brothers makes her first feature in 26 years and it’s not what you’re expecting

    July 19, 2019

    Tell It To The Bees (15); Dir. Annabel Jankel; 2 Stars Based on the novel by Fiona Shaw, Tell It To The Bees is set in a small Scottish town in the 50s, where kindly doctor Jean (Anna Paquin) takes in single mother Lydia (Holliday Grainger) as her housekeeper. The two soon begin a relationship, [...]

  • Making Noise Quietly is a war film that forgoes guns and explosions to focus on those left behind

    July 19, 2019

    There are many dramas about the devastation of war as viewed by those on the front line. Fewer, however, look at the effect of war on those back home. Making Noise Quietly is divided into three stories from three different eras – the first concerns a meeting between a conscientious objector (Luke Thompson) and a [...]

  • Focus on St John’s Wood: Super-prime rentals are hot property in this US enclave

    July 19, 2019

    With its secluded streets, proximity to the West End and legendary status in the worlds of both sport and music as the home of Lord’s and Abbey Road, St John’s Wood has long been a desirable address. PG Wodehouse made it the home of Bertie Wooster’s best pal, aristocrat Bingo Little, in his Jeeves series; [...]

  • Property of the Week: Live in the home of the real-life Peter Pan

    July 19, 2019

    Let’s face it – being a grown-up can be pretty tiresome. It’s why adults everywhere are working on their colouring books, letting loose in ball pits and commuting to work via scooter. If you too want to channel your inner child, what better way than by living in a house once occupied by the children [...]

  • New homes: Our pick of the new builds going on sale in London this weekend

    July 19, 2019

    Grand Union, Alperton From £350,000 for a studio Homes are now available to buy at Grand Union, the major regeneration project being undertaken by St George, which has seen the developer open up a previously inaccesible section of the Grand Union Canal. The development in Alperton will comprise 3,000 studio, one, two and three-bedroom homes, [...]

  • Knot the usual auction: Buyer stumps up $850,000 in rare sneaker sale

    July 18, 2019

    A Canadian entrepreneur has snapped up 99 pairs of the world’s rarest sneakers for $850,000 (£681,000) at an auction in New York. Read more: Sotheby’s wine sales hit £100m in record-breaking year In the first ever auction dedicated to sneakers, businessman Miles Nadal bought all but one pair of limited edition shoes on sale at [...]

  • Hotel Chocolat shares worth even more than this

    July 18, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Graeme Evans from interactive investor. They’re hardly cheap, but shares in this fast-growing chocolatier could go higher still. At a time when many retailers are finding trading tough, Hotel Chocolat Group (LSE:HOTC) continues to make light work of justifying its punchy stock market valuation.    The chain, which listed on AIM in 2016, produced more strong figures today as an [...]

  • Burberry shares at 10-month high and challenging records

    July 17, 2019  |  City Talk

    After a stunning six-week rally, our head of markets explains why investors are still piling in today.  If the market was waiting for signs of an immediate improvement in Burberry (LSE:BRBY) fortunes, it will not be disappointed as the fashion house has delivered an update which is much better than expected – and on a number of [...]

  • New homes: Our pick of the new builds going on sale in London this weekend

    July 12, 2019

    High Street Quarter, Hounslow From £344,000 for a one-bed Jet-setting Londoners will want to check out Barratt London’s new High Street Quarter development in Hounslow, which launches this Saturday and is just ten minutes from Heathrow Airport. As well as 528 one and two-bed apartments it will also include a new public square, Cineworld cinema, [...]

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