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Stephanie Hawthorne picks out her favourite features from her tenure as Editor read moreLiquid Assets
From investment management to investment madness? Graham Nutter, the owner of the Chateau St Jacques d’Albas vineyard in France, on why and how he got into the wine... read moreMusic at the Inns
The Inns are alive with the sound of music. Vanora Bennett explores the world of the other dedicated professionals of the Inns of Court At about five o’clock on any day of the week, the Inns of... read moreShopping for Wine
Supermarkets now supply the bulk of wine bought for home consumption. Dominic Regan and Seán Jones highlight some of the best champagne and wine. read moreWear & Tear at the Bar
Suffering from pains or aches? There are three key areas to focus on, advises Christopher Belderbos read moreWine Lists
Dominic Regan and Sean Jones suggest the best restaurants to visit in order to obtain good wine at a fair price. You have cause to celebrate. Perhaps you have just been... read moreBarristers don’t surf
Tim Kevan takes a break from the Bar to go surfing and write a novel One of the joys of being a barrister is that you are self-employed and therefore get a lot more freedom over your own destiny... read moreLawyers at Long On
Which lawyers have played first class cricket? Daniel Lightman investigates There is a long tradition of lawyer-cricketers. Perhaps the first was William Byrd (1674–1744). Born in Virginia, where... read moreStress at the Bar
Hilary Tilby discusses the dangers of using alcohol and drugs as coping mechanisms for dealing with a stressful practice and highlights the help at hand When you are subject to long-term stress, the... read moreFrom the Bar to the small screen
Mark Pallis, Legal and Historical Consultant to “Garrow’s Law”, on how he has used his legal background to good effect The origins for “Garrow’s Law: Tales from the Old Bailey”, shown on BBC One in... read morePages
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