Leo Suter has graduated from a Norse king in Vikings: Valhalla to a suave detective in Lynley. Might a certain spy be next? He joins us for seafood and Guinness at Gilroy’s Loft
From catamaran arrivals to over-water villas, world-class dining and reef adventures, this is a deep dive into Ozen Collection’s all-inclusive take on Maldivian bliss
Industry is now one of the biggest shows on the BBC. Patrick Dunne sits down with its latest breakout star Miriam Petche to discuss power, ambition and what’s next for her character Sweetpea Golightly
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are sharing a period of unprecedented dominance in men’s tennis. Journalist Giri Nathan has written a brilliant book on their nascent rivalry
Bonheur by Matt Abé review: Gordon Ramsay's protégé opens his first solo restaurant at the legendary Le Gavroche site in Mayfair. Precision French cooking meets Australian influences at 43 Upper Brook Street – but does this fine dining newcomer live up to its storied address?
Over the past four decades, Stephen Lang has worked with everyone from Arthur Miller to James Cameron. Now he’s back as the bad guy in the latest Avatar sequel. A true legend of the screen shares the stories
The Orient Express debuts La Dolce Vita, an all-new Italian luxury train with 12 restored carriages, three-Michelin-star cuisine, and bespoke travel itineraries. But does the €280 million project capture the magic of the original trains?
The SS26 Style Special of Square Mile is a season-defining issue that blends our usual sharp cultural commentary with contemporary style at its most considered.
With coverage from Pitti Uomo 109, an interview with Neapolitan style authority Luca Rubinacci, and a look at the best from SS26 collection, the issue captures the sweetspot where classic menswear intelligence meets modern attitude.
On the cover, Leo Suter sits down for a candid lunch that reveals a leading man in transition; while elsewhere Sarah Shahi discusses navigating the moral grey zones of Paradise ahead of its second season; Daniel Ings charts a refreshingly resilient path through British TV; and Miriam Petche reflects on Industry, momentum and what comes next.
