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  • Amadeus review: Mozart is an insufferable little turdperson in this pathos-laden account of inter-composer rivalry

    November 4, 2016

    When the brilliant and tortured Italian composer Antonio Salieri enviously considers Mozart’s final requiem – his masterpiece – the forsaken musician howls to God, “what need to mourn a man who will live forever?” In this excellent revival of Peter Schaffer’s pathos-sodden 1979 play, Salieri is the studious and distinguished muso whose work has been [...]

  • The Nest at the Young Vic: this play with a PJ Harvey soundtrack never quite clicks

    November 4, 2016

    The Nest is the story of a couple preparing for the birth of their first child. It has slick dialogue, fine acting, simple but effective sets, and an impressive original score by PJ Harvey, but somehow the whole is less than the sum of its parts. Based on a 1975 German work by Franz Xaver [...]

  • The Accountant review: Ben Affleck stars in silly but fun throwback to 90s straight to video thrillers

    November 4, 2016

    David Fincher’s Gone Girl has done for straight-to-video thrillers what Wes Craven’s Scream did for the slasher movie. All of a sudden there’s a lucrative niche for acceptably trashy, middle-class mind-candy, paving the way for the likes of The Girl on the Train and now Ben Affleck vehicle The Accountant. It follows the apparently mild-mannered Christian Wolff, a [...]

  • Fifa president Gianni Infantino wants to outlaw Chelsea’s policy of stockpiling players and loaning them out

    November 3, 2016

    World football chief Gianni Infantino says he wants to make it illegal for clubs such as Chelsea to “hoard” legions of players and farm them out on loan. The Blues are not the only club to stockpile talent but are the best-known proponents and currently have 38 fringe payers and youngsters out on loans at clubs in [...]

  • Breeders’ Cup tips: Celestine to strike blow for fillies in Turf Sprint

    November 3, 2016

    BREEDERS' Cup action returns to Santa Anita this weekend and with it comes California Chrome – the so-called ‘Rockstar of Racing’ and his legion of adoring fans. He lines up in tomorrow’s Classic, having already landed career highlights including the Kentucky Derby and the Dubai World Cup. The bargain buy finished third in this race [...]

  • Betting tips: Arsenal to spoil Kane’s Spurs return with north London derby triumph

    November 3, 2016

    ARSENAL welcome north London rivals Tottenham to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday lunchtime, looking to keep up their exceptional recent form. The Gunners are 15 games unbeaten, second in the table and into the last-16 of the Champions League – giving supporters a reason to smile. Arsene Wenger’s side thumped hapless Sunderland last weekend and [...]

  • What does Brexit mean, anyway? Brexit, apparently…

    November 3, 2016

    Brexit means Brexit. At least, that's what Theresa May wants you to think. Ever since the UK voted to leave the European Union in June, MPs have been begging the government to let them know what sort of Brexit deal they will fight for in the upcoming negotiations. "What does Brexit mean?" they cried. Now, [...]

  • Sweet relief: London rents fell in October

    November 3, 2016

    London rents fell in October, as the capital bucked the trend for the rest of the country. Rents in London fell 0.11 per cent, according to Landbay, but for the rest of England, rents increased by 0.15 per cent. London's most expensive boroughs have had the biggest falls in rent. In Westminster, rents were down [...]

  • Sam Burgess interview: I just didn’t love rugby union as much as I love league

    November 3, 2016

    If absence makes the heart grow fonder then code-switching powerhouse and newly-anointed England rugby league skipper Sam Burgess has reason to be more love-struck then ever. Burgess was back on the international stage on Saturday spearheading England’s Four Nations charge, little more than a year after his and his country’s ill-fated showing at the rugby [...]

  • Meet the hottest 50 UK tech startups which are now “scale-ups”

    November 3, 2016

    50 of the hottest startups from across the UK have now been named the country's top "scale-ups" – the fastest growing businesses boasting average growth of 47 per cent over the past year. Jobs website Adzuna and smart city technology firm Pavegen are among the new cohort of businesses chosen to join the scale-up club of [...]

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