Aquascutum calls in administrators
Wednesday 18 April 2012
Aquascutum, the London Fashion Week label owned by Harold Tillman, has collapsed into administration, putting 250 jobs at risk at the classic British clothing brand.
How Picasso won over (some of) the British
Monday 13 February 2012
Winston Churchill and Evelyn Waugh hated his work, but Picasso provided inspiration for a whole generation of UK artists, as Arifa Akbar discovers at Tate Britain's new exhibition
Newt wants Churchill in White House
Tuesday 07 February 2012
Newt Gingrich, the former speaker, is not for prevarication and so his response to a direct question from The Independent last night was yes and immediately. Or at least upon his being inaugurated as President.
Heroic animals finally gain the recognition they deserve
Sunday 01 January 2012
Steven Spielberg's 'War Horse' features fearless steeds. The IoS's John Houghton-Brown and Omar Shahid pay tribute to other brave beasts
Letters: Thatcher not to blame for loss of jobs
Wednesday 28 December 2011
To blame Margaret Thatcher for the loss "of millions of highly skilled manufacturing jobs abroad", as Alan Hinnrichs seeks to do (letters, 17 December), is like blaming King Canute because he could not stop the tide rising.
Sew your own: Jane Merrick lays open her Clothkits life
Sunday 06 November 2011
Jane Merrick was dressed in ready-to-sew Clothkits throughout her childhood. So when it came to dressing her own daughter, there was one brand she was desperate to track down...
Stephen Foley: Obama may have to create jobs himself
Saturday 03 September 2011
US Outlook: It is as if the US labour market hired a PR team.
Brighton pier put up for sale
Wednesday 29 June 2011
One of Britain's most famous seaside attractions, Brighton Pier, has been put up for sale, its owner has disclosed.
Rags-to-riches betting tycoon seals Tote deal
Saturday 04 June 2011
Pedestrian crossing may spell the end for Westminster peace camp
Friday 03 June 2011
A Day That Shook The World: VE Day celebrations
Friday 13 May 2011
On 13 May 1945, Winston Churchill announced to a jubilant nation that the Second World War had come to an end in Europe.








