The UK law was “ strikingly Marxist ”, said Professor Alex Tabarrok at George Mason University. He and others objected to the ...

His latest album, My American Story: North, ranges across concertos, jazz and swing, film soundtracks, modernism and ...

I usually duck books about illness — read too many, and you risk an irreversible case of Reader’s Hypochondria — but found ...

Accounts filed in June by a Luxembourg-registered subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (Adia), which holds a 9.9 ...

Settlement payments by London’s Metropolitan Police more than doubled in the past year to £7.6mn, as Britain’s biggest force ...

Something I’ve learnt with corridors is that they’re a good way to envelop an audience as well as anchoring a space.” The corridors of the future take disparate visual paths. Some look like an ...

Justice department could seek ‘structural remedies’ such as forced product sales after judge’s ruling of illegal monopoly in ...

On September 26, in a bicameral US congressional effort, a letter signed by more than 60 Republican members of Congress urged ...

Not in Italy. Enthralled by idealised traditional families, the Italian government only permits heterosexual, married women to undergo in vitro fertilisation, even in private clinics. Single women or ...

Clowns to the left of us, jokers to the right — music hall double-acts are making their presence felt in London’s West End. At the Haymarket, we have Beckett’s Vladimir and Estragon whiling away time ...

Wimbledon, the world’s oldest tennis tournament, is doing away with line judges in favour of automated technology at next year’s championships in a momentous break from tradition. Live electronic line ...

Good On You is among a wave of platforms hoping to bring greater transparency to customers. It’s easier said than done ...