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Explore the life and work of artist Tony Smith, whose sculpture 'New Piece' served as the inspiration for Phish's Gamehendge stage design on New Year's Eve at Madison Square Garden,

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Bill Keller, former editor of the New York Times, has documented the dysfunction the US criminal justice system. Now he watches with horror as UK prisons head the same way

Assembled for a half-century by Harry Woolf, the group will come to auction at Christie’s London.

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The collection enjoyed a moment in the Expo spotlight before London auction in November

Christies announces the sale of an iconic, private collection of Faberge masterpieces from the collection of Harry Woolf, to take place at Christies London on November 29, 2021 during the Autumn Russian Art sales season. The selection ...

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By Monidipa Fouzder2021-05-23T07:55:00+01:00 Concerns about the current judicial review process could be resolved through education rather than drastic action, a former lord chief justice has suggested. Crossbench peer Lord Woolf (Harry Woolf) made his suggestion in response to the Independent Review of Administrative Law’s call for evidence, which was titled ‘Does judicial review strike the right balance between enabling citizens to challenge the lawfulness of government action and allow...

26 April 2021 Who? Richard Cramer, managing partner, Front Row Legal, Leeds. Why is he in the news? One of a number of sports lawyers who were asked by various media outlets to comment on the seismic news that 12 football clubs – including Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur – had agreed to join a new European Super League. Following widespread fan uproar, all six Premier League teams decided to withdraw. Thoughts on the case: ‘It’s one ...