John Arlidge is a journalist who writes for various publications including The Times, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Sports UK, and Yahoo News. His articles cover a range of topics including business, travel, luxury brands, and current affairs. John's work has also been featured in Wallpaper*, Spear's Magazine, Evening Standard, India Today, The Telegraph, and Travel + Leisure.
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John Arlidge covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on travel and beauty & fashion. He also delves into government announcements to provide broader context for his coverage.
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A Saudi-backed consortium could up its stake in Heathrow further, giving it majority control - Getty
By: John Arlidge
LVMH supremo Bernard Arnault is turning 75 and facing a family dilemma: which of his children should take over?
The first time I was upgraded from economy to business class and was offered wine, I asked: “How much is it?” The stewardess – it was the 1980s – looked
A cartoonishly black and white critique of capitalism by social media’s ‘answer to Tony Benn’
By: John Arlidge
It reads like an April Fools' joke. “British Airways plane banned from flying because seats are ‘too comfy',” the headline said. “A British Airways
By: John Arlidge
What happens when aircraft seats are too comfortable? Your plane can be grounded, that’s what. Here are air travel’s strangest regulations.
Robert Scaringe’s Rivian makes electric vehicles that go like the wind — but don’t sell like it. New models will put the loss-making firm on the road to profitability, he says
By: John Arlidge
Turning left? Here are a few dos and don’ts from a frequent flyer, who has seen plenty of entitled behaviour over the years.
B ritain does a good line in scandal. The Profumo affair, the abdication of King Edward VIII, and Prince Andrew's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein are just a few.
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