Claire Tabouret designed Notre-Dame’s new stained-glass windows — now they are dividing France
The artist’s contentious commission has drawn heavy criticism but she’s not shying away from the heritage battle ...
She ‘defies the archetype of the good feminist’ — now Lisa Yuskavage is on top of the art world
The artist once courted disapproval from critics but her latest paintings prove that she’s at the peak of her powers ...
Who will defend Europe?
Caught between an aggressive Russia and a disengaging America, the continent’s western democracies must now rearm — or pay ...
UK risks ‘going bust’ chasing net zero, says GB News backer Sir Paul Marshall
Hedge fund boss Sir Paul Marshall is urging the UK government to repeal the Climate Change Act and exploit its oil and gas ...
Ex-Entain bosses sue over advice linked to bribery probe
Ex-CEO Kenny Alexander and former non-executive chair Lee Feldman filed the claim against both Entain and Addleshaw Goddard, ...
Rock star Ikea boss sticks to sustainability despite political shift
The 56-year-old has run Ingka, the retailer that operates 90 per cent of Ikea stores, for the past seven years, firmly ...
Private equity should be wary of wooing retail investors
The answer: because it comes with serious risks. Private equity needs patient, long-term capital, free from short-term public ...
Rebooting YMC — a new designer picks up where its co-founder left off
With this new chapter comes a new business strategy, however. Last year, Collins bought the brand back from its owner, French ...
Robert De Niro and Eric Newman on thriller Zero Day: ‘It’s anxiety-provoking — but that’s OK’
The actor and the showrunner discuss their new Netflix series — and how it gives America the kind of president it needs ...
The far-left kidnapping plot that reads like a real-life thriller
It was April 24 1975, and six armed German terrorists from the far-left militant group known as the Baader-Meinhof Gang had stormed the embassy, taking the ambassador and his staff hostage. Ten of the ...
The girls playing football in remote Pakistan
It seems an unlikely place to hold a football tournament. But since 2018, the village of Passu in northern Pakistan has been home to the Gilgit-Baltistan Girls Football League for players aged 14-21.
Culture is a major tourist draw for the UK — let’s start charging to preserve it
Rather than introduce paid museum entry as the Louvre plans to do, a UK hotel tax should help fund our global collections ...