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Waitrose to speed up payments to its smallest suppliers

Waitrose to speed-up payments to smallest suppliers

Waitrose takes three times longer than Tesco to pay some of its vendors.

Annie Leibovitz unveils Women: New Portraits exhibition including intimate Caitlyn Jenner picture

The exhibition also features portraits of comedian Amy Schumer, and Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi.

The mindfulness craze rolls on with Ruby Wax as its latest champion - but does it really work?

IBTimes UK's literary tour of the therapy and lifestyle trend of mindfulness questions how effective it is.

Champagne Life: Saatchi gallery's first all-female exhibition

To coincide with its 30th birthday, Saatchi Gallery has curated an all-female show, bringing together the work of 14 emerging artists from all over the world.

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Aberdeen Asset Management buys Unesco heritage site Albert Dock for £43m

The dock was purchased from The Albert Dock Company, a subsidiary of Arrowcroft.

Sainsbury’s to open another 10 Netto stores in the UK

Sainsbury's to open 10 new Netto stores in the UK

The move is aimed at battling discount retailers like Aldi and Lidl.

Saturnalia Beer Festival: The modern-day Roman drinking festival in the UK's smallest village

Saturnalia will take place in Llanwrtyd Wells, Wales, on Saturday 9 January.

Grain Store, Honey And Co, Nama: London eateries that are good for your January detox

How to keep on track with your New Year health kick even when you're eating out.

Laurie Anderson to direct 50th Brighton festival

American sculptor and experimental performance artist to showcase her works on the festival theme, Home.

Marks & Spencer to increase the size of its food halls on a trial basis

Marks and Spencer to increase size of its food halls on a trial basis

M&S will implement this new strategy across eight stores over the next six months.

Must-read female authors of 2016: from Annie Proulx to Kate Tempest

2016 is the year of the female writer, from the return of Annie Proulx to Kate Tempest's debut novel.

British Airways and Delta Air Lines to serve luxury puddings from Pots & Co

British Airways to serve luxury puddings from Pots & Co

Desserts from the brand are available in supermarkets such as Waitrose, Tesco, and Selfridges.

Hail, Caesar: New George Clooney film to open Glasgow festival

The film is directed by Joel and Ethan Coen.

Goldenberry: The new superfood?

Lauded as the best new addition to your baking and breakfast, is 2016 the year of the goldenberry?

Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival

Spectacular city of ice and world's biggest snow sculptures open to the public in Harbin, China

A glittering city of ice has been constructed in north-eastern China's Heilongjiang province.

Not so dry January? The best places to drink this month

If the January Dryathalon is not what you had in mind for 2016, we have the best places for a new year tipple.

Nut butters: Step aside, peanut – here comes almond, cashew, hazelnut and sunflower seed

Set to be one of the biggest food trends of 2016, here is your guide to the health benefits of nut butters

The Glasgow Effect: English artist Ellie Harrison gets £15,000 of taxpayers' money to live in 'crap city'

Artist receives massive backlash for insulting residents of Glasgow with latest 'durational performance' project.

China: Frozen city gets ready for Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival

Workers give the final touches to ice buildings and giant snow sculptures at the Harbin Ice Festival.

Royal Shakespeare Company's The War of The Roses to be shown for the first time in 50 years

Peggy Ashcroft, Ian Holm and Janet Suzman starred in the 1963 series

Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl published online amid copyright dispute

A French academic and an MP published Anne Frank's diary online for free.

Happy New Year 2016: Guide to London's New Year's Day parade

Times, route, road closures and line-up for London's 30th New Year's Day Parade on 1 January 2016.

New Year's Eve: Use up your Christmas booze with warming winter cocktails

Christmas always leaves odd spirits and liqueurs hanging around, here are some great cocktails to throw them into

Best of the best in 2015: The year's biggest photography competition winners

A round-up of the winners of the year's biggest and best photography competitions.

Champagne deals to pick up in time for midnight on New Year's Eve

The best deals in stores now in case you need to add more sparkle for the celebrations.

Happy New Year 2016: What you need to know about the Times Square Ball drop in New York City

Whether you're heading to New York City or watching online, IBTimes UK has all the information you need.

New Year's Eve: Last-minute events in London to ring in 2016

Events, parties and fireworks in London to celebrate New Year's Eve.

India: Women-only liquor store opened in New Delhi over safety concerns

It is still considered taboo for women in India to openly purchase alcohol.

Must-read books for 2016 from Shostakovich through to Shakespeare

The best to come, from insights into Soviet composer Shostakovich to novels based on Shakespeare's plays.

New Year's Eve 2016: Where to watch spectacular fireworks around the UK

The best firework displays around Britain on New Year's Eve to welcome 2016.

New Year 2016: Where to watch the sold-out New Year's Eve fireworks for free in London

Where to watch the New Year's Eve firework display in London on 31 December 2015.

The best non-fiction of 2015 from autism to ancient history

Best non-fiction including the ancient history of the Silk Road, the many facets of seashells

Chinese translation of Tagore's poems termed 'vulgar selfie of hormone-saturated innuendo'

Columnist Raymond Zhou says Feng Tang's version is an 'instant classic for ridicule', rather than appreciation.

Christmas book gift guide 2015: Best of the year's cookbooks from Nigella Lawson to Rick Stein

This year's best cookery books including Lawson's latest comfort food and Stein's adventures.

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