Harriet Addison
Mandarin Oriental: can five-star luxury ever be truly child-friendly?
From designer gifts to discreet staff and Mayfair-level indulgence, this London hotel is trying to crack one of luxury travel’s hardest balancing acts: keeping parents pampered without making children feel merely tolerated
Those About to Die: a gore-tastic dive into Ancient Rome's underbelly
This epic series about sport in Ancient Rome must absolutely be watched on as large a screen as possible
A look inside the new Mandarin Oriental hotel in Mayfair
Unashamedly opulent — Harriet Addison checks into London’s newest £1,000 per night hotel
Eric on Netflix: Cumberbatch is totally absorbing and utterly vile
Scores of weighty metaphorical monsters haunt the shadows of this knotty psychological drama
The Tattooist of Auschwitz review: made me gasp in horror
An excellent portrayal of a familiar subject – but goodness, I was glad when the six episodes were over
Can a meal kit revolutionise your dinner?
DIY gourmet fare delivered to your door with idiot-proof instructions — but is it really the best way to dine, asks David Ellis
The best couple’s spa treatments to try in London
Team ES roadtests the most romantic spots in the city
Fleishman Is In Trouble on Disney+ review: a superb screen adaptation
The series is not subtle, but it is both painful and brilliant
Maternal on ITV review: a refreshing look at mothers in the workplace
Though it’s heavy-handed at times, the show treads new ground
21 ways to spark joy this autumn
The cold is rolling in but there are always ways to banish the blues. From blockbuster art shows to glam ice skating, let Team ES be your guide to feeling good