Tate Modern wins privacy case brought by owners of £4m flats
Residents had complained of ‘near constant surveillance’ by visitors to London gallery
Residents had complained of ‘near constant surveillance’ by visitors to London gallery
The Observer restaurant critic’s most biting reviews have now been collected in a book. Here, he defends the art of negative criticism – after all, it’s just a part of the job
Tiredness is the new norm – no wonder companies are selling sleep aids from spooning robots to cuddle blankets. How did a restful night become a luxury item?
It wouldn’t be ‘Vogueland’ without Shrimpton and Moss, Bailey and Beaton, but this new exhibition of Vogue images at the National Portrait Gallery also offers a long record of British life, from Woolf to Winterson, Bowie to Beckham
The enticing South of France has it all. Anything is tolerated as long as you have the money to pay
Life has many ways of testing a person’s will, either by having nothing happen at all or by having everything