Richard Godwin
Freelance Columnist and Feature Writer at Freelance
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3 weeks ago |
aol.co.uk | Richard Godwin
In one sense, the rise of luxury crime in London feels inevitable. As the capital has reoriented itself around consumption and disparities in wealth have grown ever wider, the word luxury has become a kind of civic keyword — a mood, a lifestyle, a marketing prefix for everything from dogs to doughnuts, handbags to housing developments. Now it has spawned a new category of fear. Not just crime — luxury crime. The kind that happens in Mayfair or Knightsbridge.
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3 weeks ago |
msn.com | Richard Godwin
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3 weeks ago |
standard.co.uk | Richard Godwin
LuxuryRocked by a series of high-profile robberies, London’s one per cent are turning their homes into fortresses — and they’re too petrified to leave them. By Richard GodwinRichard Godwin1 minute agoIn one sense, the rise of luxury crime in London feels inevitable.
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3 weeks ago |
unherd.com | Richard Godwin
aiOnline Safety BillPoliticsSmartphonestechTony BlairUK THE one and only time Tony Blair ever referenced Karl Marx at a Labour Party conference came in 1999, midway through his first term as prime minister. “A spectre haunts the world,” he announced, paraphrasing the first line of the Communist Manifesto. “Technological revolution!”The speech, delivered “on the frontier of the new Millennium”, is one of the purest expressions of the Blairite creed you could hope to find.
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4 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Richard Godwin
It’s a glorious spring day in the Cotswolds, and Lisa Hogan is striding around the Diddly Squat barnyard in gilet and wellies. She’s introducing me to the extended cast of Clarkson's Farm, the reality TV series that she makes with her long-term boyfriend, Jeremy Clarkson. Here are the labradors, Sansa and Arya. Here is the prize bull, End Game. And dotted across the sunny hillside are the lambs.
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