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Jeremy Irvine knows the drill
From 47 jet-lagged ABBA takes to battlefield epics, Jeremy Irvine reflects on military dreams, set souvenirs and still getting starstruck.
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Josh Kushner in numbers: The deals that built a $16.7 billion fortune
From a $5 million venture fund to early bets on Instagram, Stripe and OpenAI, Josh Kushner has quietly built one of the most formidable investment records in Silicon Valley. And he may only just be getting started.
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The Extraordinary Story of Alejandro Betancourt López
How did a Venezuelan billionaire dogged by corruption allegations become a key broker in Trump’s $100 billion oil drive?
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The Diary: The Long Summer Lunch 2026
Welcome to the Oxfordshire Riviera
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Jack Carlson is menswear's archaeologist-in-chief
The J. Press creative director on Kennedys, collaborations — and the strange world of fake Ivy League lacrosse players
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How Thom Sweeney Redefined Modern British Tailoring
As Thom Sweeney approaches its twentieth anniversary, its founders reflect on tailoring, hospitality and the art of looking after people.
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Q&A with Arvid Lindblad, F1’s next generation.
Formula One’s brightest young prospect is taking his rapid rise in his stride. We sit down with Arvid Lindblad to discuss racing, resilience and life at the sharp end of motorsport.
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Speed, scent and the fight for the title
As George Russell chases his first Formula One world title, we meet the Mercedes driver balancing ruthless speed with impeccable style and precision.
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Dear Diary: On the rise and fall of the party reporter
The diary writer has long been a cornerstone of the British press. Might now be the perfect moment for its glorious renaissance?
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“I wish I’d left the party a little sooner…” The bright, dark nights of Jay McInerney
The author of the excellent new ‘See You on the Other Side’ on literary celebrity, almost dying, and New York in the 1980s
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The Diary: The Gentleman’s Journal Summer Party at Mark’s Club
From mezcal margaritas and blinis to late-night dancing on the banquettes, Gentleman’s Journal welcomed friends and familiar faces to Mark’s Club for its annual summer celebration.
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The Diary: Gentleman's Journal Royal Ascot Lunch 2026
Helicopters, a nine-litre bottle of Moët & Chandon, a Bentley Azure and an afternoon of racing, rosé and revelry. Inside our annual Royal Ascot lunch.
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The Diary: The New and Lingwood x Gentleman's Journal Drinks
Gentleman’s Journal joined New & Lingwood at its new Motcomb Street store for an evening of cocktails, rosé and conversation, welcoming a distinguished crowd for drinks in the heart of Belgravia.
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Out to Lunch With Matthew Friend
From Johnny Carson and Rich Little to TikTok and the Golden Globes, Matthew Friend is leading the revival of impressionism for a new generation. Over lunch in New York, the comedian explains why mimicry never really went out of style.
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The Diary: The 71st Tre Golfi
The 71st Tre Golfi concluded this weekend after three weeks of elite racing across Naples, Capri and the Sorrentine coastline.
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Angela Hartnett: “Sometimes I just want my own main course…”
The Murano chef on British puddings, cooking at Royal Ascot, and why sharing dishes is overrated
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Yannick Alléno: “Unless I'm on the plane or on the train I am in the kitchen with my team.”
The multi-Michelin starred chef on English hospitality, what he’s cooking at the Royal Ascot, and the best method of preparing chard.
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The Five Most Notable Names On The Sunday Times Rich List 2026
The Sunday Times Magazine 2026 list has landed, and it isn’t at all what you’d expect.
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The best dressed men in the history of Cannes Film Festival
From a sharply dressed trio of modern movie stars to a dressed-down seventies icon, these are the most memorable style moments from the Croisette