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The Military in the City

Service Industry

More than half a century since National Service ended, the City still retains an ex-military influence. Sophie McBain seeks out the real captains of industry 

Next Generation Entrepreneurs

When The Going Gets Toff

Not even the grandest of today’s young entrepreneurs are too posh to push. Just ask those dynamic doyens of the discount-card Alex Nall-Cain and Richard Dinan, says Mark Nayler

The Children of Deposed Royal Families on Life After Revolution

Throne Out

What happens to the children of deposed royal dynasties? Sophie McBain finds out

Hats Off to Laura Cathcart

Vintage glamour is never old hat, says Laura Cathcart, London’s most exciting up and coming milliner. Chloe Barrow talks to her

The Cost of Luxury

Labours of Love

Raw materials have remarkable adventures and pass through many skilled hands on their way to becoming precious items. Sophie McBain assesses the cost of luxury 

The Celebrity Baby Nurse 

Baby Grand

New mother Daisy Prince on the nanny whose celebrity clients, jet-set lifestyle and seen-it-all savoir faire have left her nursing a strange sense of insecurity

Regent's Park's Superprime Property

Park Life

From the rose garden to the Nash terraces, Regent’s Park remains a high-net-worth haunt, says Rebecca Nayler

Son of Pop Ronnie Cutrone 

Factory Outlet

Anthony Haden-Guest talks to Ronnie Cutrone, who took a circuitous route to Neo-Pop fame, from Warhol to Woody Woodpecker 

Philippe Starck on the Death of Good Design

Enough Already!

Philippe Starck on why we need less design, not more, and why any design without moral commitment is nothing more than a cynical confidence trick

Linley? Bentley? Absolutely!

Not too many days start off in a Bentley (or end in a Bentley, or indeed have anything to do with a Bentley), so it was a treat this morning to see and sit in the new Bentley Flying Spur with interiors by Linley