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Food and fashion push retail inflation towards ‘two-year low’

Food and fashion push retail inflation towards ‘two-year low’

The annual rate of shop price inflation has eased to its lowest level for almost two years, according to an industry reading that credits food and fashion prices. The British Retail Consortium (BRC)-Nielsen Shop Price Index showed the pace of price increases slowed to 2.5% over the 12 months to February from 2.9% the previous...

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Elgin marbles row reignites as fashion show held by ‘stolen’ artefacts

Elgin marbles row reignites as fashion show held by ‘stolen’ artefacts

The British Museum Elgin Marbles row has been reignited after the world-famous museum held a fashion show using the Greek artefacts as a backdrop. Greece’s culture minister has slammed the museum for showing “zero respect” to its cultural heritage, which arrived in the UK in 1806 at the behest of Lord Elgin, who removed the...

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Want To Do Fashion Week Like An Editor? Well, You Can

Want To Do Fashion Week Like An Editor? Well, You Can

London Fashion Week returns tonight (from February 15-20) and we could not be more excited. Things are set to be as fresh as ever with, with big-hitters like JW Anderson, Erdem, Simone Rocha and Molly Goddard all holding in-person shows as well as celebrated design duo Marques’ Almeida returning to London after a hiatus abroad....

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Where America’s clothes go to die: Shocking images lay bare the West’s fast fashion shame – with mountains of trash that can be seen from SPACE causing an environmental disaster around the world

Where America’s clothes go to die: Shocking images lay bare the West’s fast fashion shame – with mountains of trash that can be seen from SPACE causing an environmental disaster around the world

America is the largest exporter of used clothing in the world, sending its rejected items to far flung countries where they are burnt, languish in dumps or pollute seas. The US exported $834 million worth of used clothing – over $100 million more than the second biggest exporter, China, in 2021, according to the latest...

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The New Look: Maisie Williams

The New Look: Maisie Williams

When I arrive at the fashionable Mayfair restaurant where I am due to have lunch with Maisie Williams, I start worrying that she will be instantly recognised: the Twenty Two is filled with the chatter of a chic crowd, and there’s a throng at the entrance, too. Given her status as a global celebrity (thanks...

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Is Britain ready for World War III? Former top general warns Brits aged up to SIXTY might have to serve in Finnish-style conscript army –  as Whitehall examines using Ukraine training plan to get volunteers ready to fight Russia

Is Britain ready for World War III? Former top general warns Brits aged up to SIXTY might have to serve in Finnish-style conscript army –  as Whitehall examines using Ukraine training plan to get volunteers ready to fight Russia

Britain has to ‘think carefully’ about conscripting hundreds of thousands of Brits to fight Russia, a former top British Army officer has warned. General Richard Shirreff, a former Nato commander, warned that the UK might need to introduce a system akin to that used in Finland in the event of a European land war. It came...

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New law to ban zombie-style knives and machetes

New law to ban zombie-style knives and machetes

Dangerous zombie-style knives and machetes will be banned under new legislation to take these weapons off our streets and keep young people safe. Under the measures, first announced by the Prime Minister last year and laid before Parliament today, it will be illegal to possess, sell, manufacture or transport these zombie-style knives and machetes. The...

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The 2024 Harper’s Bazaar Short Story Competition is now open for entries

The 2024 Harper’s Bazaar Short Story Competition is now open for entries

Harper’s Bazaar has a long history of publishing original fiction, by writers from Henry James and Virginia Woolf to Ali Smith and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. In keeping with this legacy, we are pleased to announce the launch of our annual short-story competition in association with Montblanc, previous winners of which have included Kaliane Bradley, Daisy...

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Imagine the joy if clothes and food were ‘Made in Britain’ again

Imagine the joy if clothes and food were ‘Made in Britain’ again

My favourite tweet of the festive season came from a dear friend, with a little film of him harvesting veg, and the message: “One of the many reasons I love my allotment (in central London) is the joy of picking brussels sprouts you’ve grown yourself on Christmas Day.”  No doubt thousands of other allotment holders...

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