Barometer: Where could Lewis Hamilton go and not wear a tie?

Ties that bind

Lewis Hamilton was ejected from the royal box at Wimbledon for not wearing a tie. Some places he would have been welcome:
— In 99 out of 100 of the most expensive restaurants surveyed in 2010.
— For four evenings a week on a Cunard cruise (he would need a tie after 6 p.m.

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Barometer: Where could Lewis Hamilton go and not wear a tie?

Plus: the colour of Christians, the tax on sugar, the cost of public inquiries

Ties that bind

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