The British right’s patriotism problem
Andy Burnham seems at ease in his country. Are his opponents?
Andy Burnham seems at ease in his country. Are his opponents?
The artist’s Balloon Dog watches have the bow-wow factor
Staff at the Silicon Valley companies are grappling with how to turn AI slowdown rhetoric into reality
Surveying the Venetian master, Paris’s Musée Jacquemart-André shows how he reinvented religious narrative as dynamic, earthly theatre
A new exhibition revisits two ceramic artists whose intense partnership helped transform British studio pottery
The top-notch cast of actors at London’s Almeida Theatre steal the show in this story about a musician who must choose between artistic fulfilment and financial success
Tracing a life of trauma and war, this involving novel is a characteristic hybrid, mixing moral questions and a murder mystery
From a canalside pied-à-terre with a roof terrace to a 17th-century townhouse in the swanky Golden Bend area near the Rijksmuseum
Soaring prices drive search for alternatives in key Asian markets
The Italian designer who left Versace last year has joined the company amid ongoing speculation about its future. He will also design accessories for the Giorgio Armani brand
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UK prime minister looks at proposal to create nine regional bodies that would set objectives for industry
Military operations and civilian air traffic have been hit by satellite jamming and spoofing in modern wars
The American designer loves dress socks, Halston and heated conversations
When in Rome, head to the 155-year-old haberdashery
I don’t have complicated financial affairs but am worried about making a mistake
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Frasers CEO Michael Murray appointed to lead German fashion group’s board
European Commission president says EU and Canada ‘see the world with the same eyes’
Moving to a double or single lock will make a genuine dent in the welfare bill
Ursula von der Leyen describes AI as ‘second tipping point of our time’ after climate change
Middle East consulting business hit by prolonged slump
British sports-car maker is hoping the move will help increase sales and profits and end years of losses