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  • Oura Ring 5 vs Google Fitbit Air: The battle of the fitness trackers 

    July 16, 2026

    This summer has seen the release of two hotly anticipated pieces of health tech, each aimed at polar opposite ends of the market. I wore the Oura Ring 5 and Google Fitbit Air for two weeks to see how these wearables compared to my Apple Watch Series 7.  The Oura Ring 5: A sleek but [...]

  • McMurtry Spéirling Pure: the £1m electric hypercar redefining what speed means

    July 16, 2026  |  Sponsored

    The McMurtry Spéirling Pure made its public debut at Goodwood this month. With fan-powered downforce and a record-breaking acceleration claim, the British-built track car offers a glimpse of where extreme performance is heading. The ultimate measure of a performance car used to be simple enough. First it was engine size, then horsepower, then lap times. [...]

  • Toast the City Awards 2026 finalists announced – vote now!

    July 16, 2026

    It’s here: the Toast the City Finalists have been announced, with bars, restaurants, coffee shops, green spaces and more from across the City being celebrated in the Square Mile’s biggest and best awards. Now is your chance to vote for your favourite city spots – just visit our Toast the City website and cast your [...]

  • Why lighter, chilled Claret is causing a stir

    July 16, 2026

    Bet on Claret – but the Brit fave is changing Wine has a habit of making things more complicated than they need to be. The terminology, the labelling, the annoying communicators warbling on about “mouthfeel” and describing perfectly enjoyable bottles as tasting of “tar”, “tennis balls” and that Sauvignon Blanc classic “cat’s pee”. (Sorry about [...]

  • Jamie’s Italian is awful but don’t worry, there are some great new Mediterranean restaurants too

    July 15, 2026

    This week I talk about two Italians, one Greek, a talented Cypriot and an irritating Englishman. Prepare to read about two restaurants you should visit (Bancone and Zylia) and one you should reserve for your worst enemies (Jamie’s Italian)… ZYLIA Covent Garden is a part of London that you only go to for a specific [...]

  • Land Rover Defender OCTA: Can an Off-Road Super SUV Really Conquer the City?

    July 15, 2026  |  Sponsored

    With 635PS, Dakar-inspired engineering and a £147,000 price tag, the Defender OCTA is built for extremes – but does any of that make sense on urban streets? What is the Land Rover Defender OCTA and why is it gaining so much traction? Land Rover has a reputation for totally blinging out some of its models [...]

  • I saved hundreds watching a tribute band over the real thing

    July 15, 2026

    Tired of spending hundreds on stadium gigs, Damien Gabet set off on a long, dark journey to Cheltenham to watch a System Of A Down tribute band. It might have been better than the real thing We can all recall a piece of music that, on first listening, irreversibly rewired our minds. I can vividly [...]

  • Everything’s going to sh*t. Here are 25 of the best dystopian novels

    July 15, 2026

    The genre has roared back onto bookshelves and best-seller lists. Harry Owen asks why we keep returning to this bleakest of genres – and recommends some top dystopian fiction Dystopian fiction is once again lining the bookshelves of Waterstones. And is it any wonder? All good dystopia really hinges on its ‘plausibility’, the writer concocting [...]

  • 50 years of hairdos: Meet the Dedicated Barber of Fleet Street

    July 15, 2026

    Fleet Street barber shop Leonard & Michael is celebrating its 50th anniversary. We get a chop at one of the City’s oldest hairdressers, which has been nominated for Retailer of the Year at this October’s Toast the City Awards He’s the most dedicated hairdresser of Fleet Street, the man behind the barber shop that has [...]

  • Stunning Morgan Midsummer Coupe by Pininfarina revealed

    July 14, 2026

    Morgan has unveiled a dramatic limited-production coupe, developed in collaboration with legendary Italian design house Pininafarina. The new Morgan Midsummer Coupe follows the roofless Midsummer roadster, launched in summer 2024. Just 50 examples of the convertible were made, but the fixed-roof Midsummer will be even rarer. Morgan plans to coachbuild just nine cars for selected [...]

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