Tourism & Leisure

Student pub crawl Carnage faces ban

The outrage after undergraduate Philip Laing urinated on a war memorial has led many student unions to bar Carnage, the firm that runs the drinking events Participating in at least a modicum of alcohol-induced mayhem is an...

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Rafayel on the Left Bank | Architecture review

Falcon Wharf, Battersea, London SW11 It was, most unusually, the press release that I noticed. Writing about architecture for an international paper means a daily inundation of hysterical claims from demented flaks, earning...

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Why Cadbury's Fruit & Nut isn't the same in the land of stars and stripes

Hershey currently holds the licence to make Cadbury's bars in the US. But many feel they lack a certain je ne sais quoi With familiar purple packaging and a swirly "C", the Cadbury chocolate bars found in American shops look as...

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Discarded mobiles, wire-taps and Mr Bigs. Welcome to Wall Street | Will Hutton

Imagine The Sopranos , The Wire and Gordon Gekko all rolled into one. You don't have to: the FBI has just broken one of the largest-ever insider dealing rings in Wall Street Imagine The Sopranos , The Wire and Gordon Gekko's...

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The rise and fall of Britain's favourite beers: Why brewers are desperate for us to spend £4 on a...

You might think that drinking a premium beer suggests that you are sophisticated, knowledgeable and cool. As pubs close and some supermarkets sell beer cheaper than water, brands once regarded as 'premium' by discerning...

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Tourism industry calls for VAT cut

Companies that depend on tourism, such as Travelodge and Merlin Entertainment, owner of Madame Tussauds and Alton Towers, are backing a campaign for a VAT cut that would bring the UK into line with its Continental rivals. The...

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Funds that are good in practice and in principle

Two-thirds of savers want to invest ethically - including husband and wife Ed Monaghan and Jill Monaghan Brash. Returns of substance: Two-thirds of savers want to see their money invested in ethical projects like alternative...

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Comedian reveals unsavoury truth of food production

With his gangly frame and thick-rimmed spectacles, Alex Riley makes an unlikely assassin. Unfortunately for Britain's £182bn-a-year food and drink industry, his wisecracks about its unsavoury practices in a new BBC TV series...

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Margareta Pagano: Even at an Aldi discount, Lloyds is still a gamble

Michel Pébereau, the head of BNP Paribas, the French banking giant, told me an age ago how he would love to buy Lloyds Bank but couldn't afford to because of the huge premium he would have to pay for what was then one of the...

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All-inclusive vs. cruise: What's a better deal?

By Arline and Sam Bleecker Special to the Tribune With winter coming, an onslaught of new megavessels brimming with amenities and creative creature comforts again steams toward the Caribbean. Whet your appetite on Oasis' most...

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