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Of it, the cornerstone that is character, integrity, common decency. >> is it the truth, a first question, a low bar, but one that i think a lot of politicians are having trouble getting above and beyond at this moment. georgia secretary of state brad raffen raffensperger, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. coming up, the authors of the book "peril" will be here to discuss the stunning efforts by donald trump and his team to hold onto power. president biden will meet with congressional leaders with hopes of salvaging his agenda and preventing an economic collapse. i wa...

Designed by Roman and Williams, the U.S.-based brand's first European property makes a dramatic statement.

Roman & Williams put their stamp on the hospitality group's first international outpost with a blend of New York and English influences and one showstopping atrium restaurant.

NoMad London NoMad London “is possibly the most exciting hotel opening in London since The Ned”, says Fiona Kerr for Condé Nast Traveller. The original NoMad, in New York, is “one of the city’s moodiest, slickest stays”. Here, in London, its “cultivated cool” is transplanted to the former Bow Street magistrates’ court and police station in Covent Garden. The design brief required exploring “the artistic and cultural synergy between London and New York, with more than 1,600 works of art on show”. The “pub-like” Side Hustle restaurant will serve Mexican sharing plates a...

Set inside the Covent Garden building that was once home to Bow Street Magistrates Court, NoMad London looks to have been worth the wait. Big budget hotel projects are rarely delivered quickly, but NoMad London has been an especially long time coming. The team started work on the project soon after opening the inaugural NoMad hotel in New York in 2012. The lengthy gestation period is down to a change in location, an extremely complex and ambitious build and - most recently - the pandemic.   Covent Garden’s Bow Street Magistrates’ Court building - which tried ...