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Sunday 17 February 2013
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Monday 11 February 2013
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Friday 08 February 2013
Seldom has such speed been hitched to such accuracy – or such ferocity
Monday 04 February 2013
Oh how we chuckled indulgently at this great footballer's high jinks years ago. Now he desperately needs expert help if his story isn't to have a terrible ending
Thursday 31 January 2013
Why is ambergris worth so much money? Simon Usborne holds his nose and finds out
Tuesday 15 January 2013
Mickey Mouse degree? Nah, I'm taking the X Factor
Saturday 29 December 2012
Irritating relatives, terrible jokes, mindless banter: the perfect accompaniment to a family Christmas
Thursday 27 December 2012
Controversial decisions were made in QPR's defeat to West Brom
Friday 21 December 2012
Winners of this year’s best breakthroughs revealed
Thursday 20 December 2012
The most tactile of fabrics comes into its own for the party season – just be sure to avoid cheap imitations, says Lee Holmes
Wednesday 19 December 2012
This is one of those good/bad exhibitions – good in so far as it tells us an interesting story about the foundation of an important institute of fine arts in Birmingham eighty years ago within the precincts of the university; bad in so far as a fair number of the works on display here – notably the paintings of Lady Barber herself - are of an indifferent quality. Not the lace and the tapestries though.
Monday 17 December 2012
The private healthcare group Bupa has agreed to take over Australia and New Zealand's largest dentistry chain for £244m.
Tuesday 11 December 2012
Further to the obituary of Oscar Niemeyer by Jay Merrick (7 December), I saw a number of his earlier buildings in 1953, when I was in Brazil with an oil company. I was overwhelmed by his "shock of the new", in Merrick's words. His break from convention was breathtaking. The Department of Education building in Rio was built in the 1930s, before air conditoning. With Rio's high temperatures and high humidity, the conventional approach was a veranda on the ground floor, with mini roofs over the windows on the floors above. This cools the air, but darkens the inside, so that electric light sometimes had to be employed during the hours of daylight.
Tuesday 11 December 2012
Make sure your crackers don’t put a dampener on your festive feast by picking up one of these sparkling sets
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