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  • Thinking bigger: My Voucher Codes founder Mark Pearson talks Fern Britton and young tech entrepreneurs

    November 16, 2014

      While we’re talking, it suddenly dawns on Mark Pearson that it’s his company’s eighth birthday. “It’s definitely around now,” he laughs, raising his empty plastic water cup in the air.  In June of this year, Pearson sold My Voucher Codes, as part of his parent company Markco Media, to global mobile money technology provider [...]

  • Moody: England must axe Farrell to reverse slide

    November 16, 2014

    FORMER England captain Lewis Moody has urged head coach Stuart Lancaster to drop Owen Farrell in favour of Bath fly-half George Ford as the Red Rose bid to rescue their autumn programme against Samoa this weekend. The form and fitness of Saracens No10 Farrell has come under sharp focus following England’s 31-28 loss to South [...]

  • Wasps destroy London Welsh to mark end of era in clinical style

    November 16, 2014

    WASPS boss Dai Young stressed his relief after his players showcased a clinical streak and ran in 11 tries during a 71-7 mauling of beleaguered London Welsh in the Coventry-bound club’s final Premiership game at Adams Park. Wing Christian Wade and Ashley Johnson both scored hat-tricks as Wasps moved to fifth in the league table, [...]

  • Photography review: Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize

    November 14, 2014

      National Portrait Gallery | ★★★★☆   The National Portrait Gallery’s immensely popular Taylor Wessing portrait prize exhibition is back. This week it was announced that the winning image was fashion photographer David Titlow’s atmospheric portrait of his baby son interacting with a dog. The judges selected the image from over 4,000 submissions from 1,793 photographers.  [...]

  • Theatre review: Not About Heroes at Trafalgar Studios

    November 14, 2014

    Trafalgar Studios 2 | ★★★★☆ In a life otherwise blighted by misfortune, Wilfred Owen had one show-stopping moment of luck. When forced to take leave from the front line because of shell-shock in 1917, he happened to be referred to Craiglockhart War Hospital at the same time that established celebrity poet Siegfried Sassoon was interned there. [...]

  • Five things we’ve learned from Chelsea’s financial results: FFP is no big deal but Stamford Bridge is still too small

    November 13, 2014

    Not only are Chelsea a table-topping team currently pulling away of all competitors, they are also rapidly becoming one of the Premier League’s best businesses.   The current league leaders today revealed their financial results for the 2013/2014 season and they’re guaranteed to put a smug smile on fans’ faces.   The west-Londoners revealed record [...]

  • Talent shortages could be the greatest threat to our economic health

    November 13, 2014

    THIS week brought some long-awaited good news for Britons’ pay packets, as ONS data showed that average wages have beaten inflation for the first time since 2009. The jobs market outlook is rosier than it has been for years, but we are now facing the great irony of recovery. Having waited so long for it, [...]

  • The Riverlight development in Battersea’s Nine Elms is welcoming residents

    November 13, 2014

      Visitors to Riverlight, a new housing development on the south bank of the Thames, are confronted by a rather extraordinary, large artwork in the lobby. It layers towering elm trees, cranes from the docks, industrial waste and six, serrated glass towers lining the river bank. “History in the Making” by Royal College of Art [...]

  • Focus on Chiswick: Why are families flocking to west London?

    November 13, 2014

      Many people seem to think that, between oligarchs buying up prime central London and renters occupying the trendy suburbs, the capital is becoming a place of transition. But there’s one place that’s defying that trend: Chiswick.    This ancient country retreat, which was once part of Middlesex, is every inch the traditional London village. [...]

  • Watson’s ready for a first start, says Lancaster

    November 13, 2014

    ENGLAND head coach Stuart Lancaster insists Anthony Watson is ready to be thrust into a first international start tomorrow after naming the 20-year-old Bath wing in his team to face South Africa. Watson, who made his Test debut off the bench in last week’s narrow defeat to New Zealand, replaces injured club colleague Semesa Rokoduguni [...]

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