It turns out that I'm the only person who hasn't been to a Flat Iron
Casual dining has taken a kicking in the last few years. Are there still any chains that don't leave you feeling flat?
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Cal Roscow
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Postcards from Bled, Slovenia
Naomi Smith’s itinerary for a long weekend swimming in Slovenia’s lakes
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Naomi Smith
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Reviews: The Misanthrope & Glengarry Glen Ross
This month the Southbank plays host to two gender-switched castings. Both the world of The Misanthrope and of Glengarry Glen Ross are turned on their heads, but these productions are poles apart.
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Cal Roscow
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British angst has become the currency of big brand advertising
Our editor-in-chief asks if BT's new cinematic advert reverses the trend
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Cal Roscow
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Are you sitting uncomfortably? The demise of the train journey
Are you sitting uncomfortably? If you're reading this on a train anywhere in Great Britain, you probably don't need to tell me the answer. A lot
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Cal Roscow
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Let us not remember them: the curious cachet of foregoing a funeral
Recently I discovered that none of my colleagues are that worried about dying. Yes, some are a bit concerned, but reassure themselves that there's no point thinking too
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Cal Roscow
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What's the answer to Britain's soft power crisis?
There is a reason the world looked to Britain when Russia invaded Ukraine. Not because we had the largest army or the deepest pockets, but because we were expected to
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Pablo O'Hana
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