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23 Nov
The Agora: How Hilton Bankside is proving that meetings don’t have to be boring
Often filled with drab colours and utilitarian furniture, the typical meeting room is not a space that inspires creativity.
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15 May
The Yellowstone of Europe: Plans for a major national park in Romania
When we mention the word conservation, most thoughts tend to go towards tropical rainforests or wide savannas.
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28 Feb
Japan has unveiled its spiky-eared superhero-themed Olympic mascots
After a nationwide vote by schoolchildren, Japan has finally unveiled its Olympic and Paralympic mascots.
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21 Feb
A dust storm in Queensland, Australia has turned a town orange
A small Australian town has emerged from a spell of sweltering 30 degree Celsius heat with an impressive tan.
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7 Feb
Here’s what degree to study if you want to be a millionaire
Want to have the best chance of becoming a millionaire after graduation?
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29 Jan
Who is the most successful singles Grand Slam player in tennis history? (No, it’s not Federer)
It took Roger Federer five sets to edge out Marin Cilic in the 2018 Australian Open final.
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29 Jan
From Super Bowl trophies to Old Master paintings: pick of this week’s auction items
Another week, another long list of auctions to browse through.
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4 Jan
Director Mike White on his new movie Brad’s Status, working with Ben Stiller, and midlife crises
From School Of Rock to Nacho Libre, Enlightened to Pitch Perfect 3, you’ve probably seen a lot more of Mike White’s movies than you’d think.
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4 Jan
New Japan Pro-Wrestling: what is NJPW, the organisation challenging WWE with Wrestle Kingdom?
A new challenger is preparing to fight WWE for its title as the undisputed champion of wrestling entertainment.
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3 Jan
Upcoming auctions: a look ahead to 2018’s biggest auction sales
2017 brought us Salvator Mundi, Paul Newman’s Rolex Daytona and Robby the Robot.
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22 Dec
Verdict’s best of 2017: all the articles you might have missed
2017 has been a heck of a year for Verdict.
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21 Dec
This British city marks the Winter Solstice by burning clocks
Today marks the shortest day and longest night in the Northern hemisphere — the Winter Solstice.
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19 Dec
New Year’s Eve parties near me — 12 of the best city events
Looking for something cool to do in your city this New Year’s Eve?