Oxford’s Ashmolean exhibition reveals real curse of Tutankhamun
‘Discovering Tutankhamun’ returns visitors to the Tut mania that followed 1923 excavation of the boy king’s tomb
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India’s rich to quadruple wealth in four years as ranks of multimillionaires grow
A sixth more people are worth at least £2.2m than a year ago and demand for luxury goods is on the rise
Is it ok to buy non-ethically certified coffee from a small independent?
If I no longer buy my Fairtrade coffee from a multinational chain. Instead, I’ve switched to a tiny independent. The coffee tastes great, but isn’t ethically certified. Is it better or worse?
If you have an ethical dilemma, email Lucy at lucy.siegle@observer.co.uk
Eve Branson: ‘I was not saved by Kate Winslet!’
Her billionaire son is used to making the news, but when Eve Branson had to escape a fire on Necker island, it was she who made the headlines. As she celebrates her 90th birthday, Elizabeth Day meets her
BMW i8: car review
A tiny engine is not the obvious way to power a sports car. But BMW’s dramatic new plug-in hybrid doesn’t do the obvious. Martin Love test drives the i8
Burberry cheque: Christopher Bailey wins over fashion world but not the City
He was hired on sight as the brand’s designer and plucked from college by Donna Karan, but investors ask if he is worth £20m