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A touch of summer as the seasons turn
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A touch of summer as the seasons turn

Riviera art rekindles memories of warmer days

Christie’s auction highlights the rise of India’s new art wealth
Art & Culture

Christie’s auction highlights the rise of India’s new art wealth

The auction of 112 items raised a total of $22.57 million (£16.85m), “more than three times the total low estimate”.

After sculpting the late Queen, Frances Segelman takes on Mulayam Singh Yadav
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After sculpting the late Queen, Frances Segelman takes on Mulayam Singh Yadav

She has nearly completed a 20-ft bronze statue of Yadav, who was chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, the country’s most populous state.

Newcastle University says Anant Ambani didn’t pay for professorship
UK

Newcastle University says Anant Ambani didn’t pay for professorship

This new declaration appears to neutralise much of the criticism levelled against Anant.

Spencer’s royal secrets come at quite a price
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Spencer’s royal secrets come at quite a price

Latest claims are unlikely to dent King's standing

Portuguese play explores ways to counter fascism
Art & Culture

Portuguese play explores ways to counter fascism

The play runs at the Dorfman Theatre at the National until Saturday (26)

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Lord Bilimoria leads delegation of British business schools to India

The 45-strong delegation consisted of senior representatives of British business schools,

Sunak says cricket can prevent society dividing along ethnic lines in MCC Cowdrey Lecture
UK

Sunak says cricket can prevent society dividing along ethnic lines in MCC Cowdrey Lecture

The former prime minister said: "In Britain, we have created the most successful multi-ethnic, multi-faith democracy in the world"