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Nothing defines luxury acquisitions better than a suit made just right for your body type. Our guide to what you need to look out for while getting yourself a bespoke suit will have you covered on all fronts. January 02, 2021 / 10:01 AM IST
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The influential Labour Party figure, Lord Peter Mandelson (Getty/Claire Doherty)
Former Labour cabinet minister Peter Mandelson has reflected on being the target of an “explicitly homophobic” jibe from Boris Johnson and being a “role model” for young gay people.
Mandelson held a series of powerful roles in the Labour Party under ex-prime ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, earning the nickname ‘the Prince of Darkness’ due to his behind-the-scenes influence and mastery of media.
While he did not publicly discuss his sexuality during his time in power and has only begun to do so in the past few years, Mandelson did not make a secret of the fact he was a gay man in political circles.
A fruity Brian Blessed and eccentric Penelope Keith take the humbug out of this Christmas Carol
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A somewhat tired and hit-and-miss adaptation of the festive favourite is propped up by gleeful turns from our two national treasures
Larger-than-life: Brian Blessed
There are enough Christmas Carols afoot to keep a critic busy year round. I’m not jaded yet. If I could, for instance, get to Liverpool Playhouse (Tier 2) to see Gemma Bodinetz’s swansong show as artistic director, I would. There’s even a version recorded at Dickens’ old Holborn home on Doughty Street that I’ll watch this week, and I hope to revisit my local production in Chipping Norton, starring David Bradley, for it was so damned good. Standing out from the crowd, though, is a must.
Charles tells of fascination with archaeology during museum visit
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18 December 2020, 2:22 pm
The Prince of Wales has spoken of his fascination with archaeology and history during a visit to a museum dedicated to one of the largest Roman settlements in Britain.
Charles was at the recently opened Stone Age to Corinium Gallery at the Corinium Museum in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
The displays depict the story of life in the Cotswolds, from 40,000 years ago right up to the early Corinium era, including Bronze Age and Iron Age artefacts.
Prince of Wales visits Cirencester
“I am fascinated by all these things. First time I have visited,” Charles said.