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Pain's the only way to get this mistake out of my system

15.09.11
Seb Brown: There is nothing I hate more than having a day off after losing a game but it gave me a chance to have my own version of an exorcism... more

The American who's teaching the French all about seduction

03.08.11
The New York Times' Paris correspondent says seduction permeates French society - from sex to food. Rosamund Urwin met her... more

City Spy: Leslau and Southern Cross union square up in battle of reputations

21.06.11
It's war between property mogul Nick Leslau and GMB, the union representing Southern Cross care homes staff... more

Spider-Man gets a squashing as £48m crisis show is opened at last

15.06.11
Spider-man: Turn Off The Dark - the most expensive musical in Broadway history - has suffered as much drama off-stage as on, from horrific injuries to terrible reviews... more

Should feminists be embracing the word 'slut'?

09.05.11
Anyone who has ever declared the death of feminism should go to Trafalgar Square on June 4. Women will be marching and chanting Seventies-style - the sisterhood certainly isn't sleeping any more... more

Now War Horse rides high on Broadway

15.04.11
National's Olivier Theatre hit has New York first night in raptures... more

'He was caressing my head in this sick way, saying: You're going to die tonight'

22.03.11
A war photographer has revealed how she was repeatedly assaulted during her hostage ordeal in Libya... more

US magazines battle to survive in a tough new era

11.03.11
Tina Brown has relaunched Newsweek but its troubles are part of a wider American media crisis... more

City Spy: Old face in 'new' Bleasdale line-up

09.02.11
So, Kate Bleasdale has now thrown her weight behind a call by Healthcare Locums' rebel shareholders to boot out her board (including herself), in favour of new management. But how "new" are they exactly?... more

Leading ballerina forced to defend ‘womanly’ figure after critic’s attack

15.12.10
Ballet dancer Jenifer Ringer becomes embroiled in a row with critic who said she was too fat for the role of Sugar Plum Fairy... more

Andy Coulson cleared in phone tapping scandal

10.12.10
Downing Street communications chief Andy Coulson is cleared of phone-hacking allegations... more

City Spy: More than a storm in a teacup at Twinings

19.11.10
There is dismay at Westminster that Twinings, the quintessentially English tea brand that is a subsidiary of Associated British Foods, is relocating much of its production to Poland... more

City Spy: So much for hiring in the downturn, Vince

20.09.10
A lobby group representing the professions will be preening itself at Vince Cable’s public backing for their point of view, that limiting immigration will harm business... more

‘De-fanging’ Goldman Sachs to target 60 partners

13.09.10
Goldman Sachs is shuffling its ranks of partners and could well name as many as 100 executives to the post this year, reports say... more

Mosque at Ground Zero to include multi-faith centre

08.09.10
An Islamic community centre near Ground Zero will have prayer spaces for Muslims, Christians, Jews and other faiths... more

David Cameron media chief faces new phone-tap claim

03.09.10
Scotland Yard is examining new claims that the Prime Minister’s chief media adviser was aware of illegal phone tapping while he was editor of the News of the World... more

All-nighters can be good for business

09.08.10
Working till dawn can help unleash your creativity, says Philip Delves Broughton... more

How author created film character Precious through her own sexual abuse

13.01.10
Precious, a movie about a 25-stone teenager made pregnant by her father, echoes the troubled past of author Sapphire on whose book it is based... more

City Spy: Mandy’s copycat attack on Osborne

07.01.10
How intriguing that Lord Mandelson should delve into the history books to damn his erstwhile Corfu holiday chum, shadow chancellor George Osborne, yet again... more

Rescued journalist criticised over safety risks

10.09.09
Questions were raised over the death in Afghanistan of a paratrooper in a raid to free a kidnapped journalist who reportedly defied security advice not to go into the Taliban-controlled territory... more

The guillotine hasn't arrived here - yet

16.03.09
These days it's not just financial journalists who follow the movements of financiers. So, too, do the entertainment channels and press... more

Vodka hangover for Waterford Wedgewood

06.01.09
The demise of Waterford Wedgwood is a sorry tale. There is red ink everywhere, the Stoke pottery operation is pointing fingers at the Irish glassmaking side, while there's much brouhaha about moving the whole manufacturing process to Indonesia... more

Um, you know, Ms Kennedy is a turn-off for TV viewers

30.12.08
The political ambitions of Caroline Kennedy have been dealt a crippling blow after a mauling at the hands of the New York press... more

For some, this crisis is on another planet

24.11.08
We're told a global recession of almost Depression proportions is taking place, fragmenting the social hierarchy... more

It's official: guys can wear shorts to work

04.08.08
For women, dressing for summer here is a whole lot easier (and cheaper) than in London. You know that stepping outside will feel like walking into a blast furnace, so you choose pretty light sundresses and then you buy a cardigan to battle the freezing air-conditioning inside... more

Cate's praised for her Elizabeth pt II

24.10.07
Cate Blanchett has been praised by critics for her performance as Queen Elizabeth - the second time her portrayal of the monarch has been tipped for awards.... more

Dangerous Book For Boys to become a film

07.08.07
Best-seller The Dangerous Book For Boys is to be turned into a film. Disney has snapped up the rights after a fierce bidding war.... more


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