

The Old Vic: Milly Alcock Will Lead Rebecca Frecknall's Julie in April
Milly Alcock will play the title role in Julie, Rebecca Frecknall's new version of Strindberg's Miss Julie, in Rupert Goold's first Old Vic season.


William Guest Edits Country Life and Speaks Up for Servicewomen
The Prince of Wales has used his guest edit of Country Life to say that women in the armed forces must feel safe and respected, and that current standards fall short.


How to Behave at a Black Tie Dinner
A black tie dinner has its own rhythm, from the dress code on the invitation to the moment the port is passed. Here is how to enjoy the evening with ease.


How to Behave at an Auction
The saleroom has its own quiet code. From the viewing to the final hammer, here is how to bid with confidence, respect the room and leave with nothing to regret.


Charity Shop Profits Fall as Online Resale Reshapes Secondhand Clothing
Oxfam's retail profit reportedly fell 23 per cent and the British Heart Foundation plans to close 150 shops, even as Britons spend more than ever on secondhand clothes.


Variety: Léa Seydoux Receives a Four Film American Cinematheque Retrospective
The French actress will be honoured with a four film series in Los Angeles from November 12 to 15, including an in person conversation about Gentle Monster.


The King Urges the World to Follow Guyana's Lead on Protecting Forests
On his first visit to Guyana as monarch, the King praised the country's forest conservation and said such efforts deserve to be rewarded.


How to Behave at a Wine Tasting
A wine tasting is a social occasion with its own quiet rules. Here is how to taste, talk and carry yourself with grace, whether you know wine or not.


HELLO!: Somerset Café Guest Apologises to William Over the Prince the Singer Mix-Up
A young man who asked the Prince of Wales when he was going to sing is writing him a letter of apology, HELLO! reported on Friday.


How to Leave a Party Gracefully
Knowing when and how to go is one of the quiet arts of good manners. Here is how to leave any gathering warmly, without fuss and without hurting your host.























































































































