News from 29/11/2002
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Andrew Robson, Simon Barnes Chief Sports Writer, Megan Mason, Robert Cole, Andrew Pierce, DJM, James Moore, David Brown and Andrew Clennell, Paul F. Withrington, Christopher Taylor, Peter Lansley, David Wilson, Robert Thicknesse, Jill Sherman and Simon de Bruxelles, Paul Hoggart, Mark Souster, Alastair Stewart, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Ian Cobain, PS, David Chater, Michael Binyon, Nic Hopkins, Clive Davis, Paul Weiser, Tracy S. Warnes, Kevin Eason, James Eve, Raymond Snoddy, David Charter and Oliver Wright, Hadrian Rogers, Antonia Senior, Chris Shaw, Marcus Boocock, Mrs Moneybags, Gabriel Rozenberg and David Brown, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Jennai Cox Fitness Editor, Dominic Walsh, E. V. Bernard, Tim Reid, Ross Dunn, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Daniel Finkelstein, Dan Sabbagh, Jonathan Chalton, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Richard Need, Nicholas Blanford, Stephen Farrell, Alan Hamilton, Andy Gilchrist, General Secretary, Oliver Wright Health Correspondent, Richard Miles and Antonia Senior, Martine McCutcheon, Jeremy Hunt, Gerry Hanson, Kevin Eason Motoring Editor, Richard Lloyd Parry, Paul Ridley, Malika Browne, Helen Rumbelow, Stefanie Marsh, Nicholas Wapshott, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Hugo Rifkind, Billingshurst, Angela Jameson, Russell Kempson, Paula Hawkins, John Price, Vanora Bennett, Richard Simmons Director, Tony Halpin Education Editor, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor and Stephen Farrell, Daniel McGrory, Oliver Kay, George Rae, Tom Whitwell, Dennis Berry, Rick Broadbent, Mark Henderson Science Correspondent, Jill Sherman Whitehall Editor, Adam Sherwin and Greg Hurst, Ann Treneman, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Geoffrey Dean, Rob Wright, Claire Wilson, Gabriel Rozenberg, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Raymond Keene, David Charter, Oliver Wright and Nigel Hawkes, Adam Sage, Matthew Pryor, Richard Lambert, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Jonathan Clayton and Daniel McGrory, Chris Campling, Russell Hotten, Cathy Harris, Jane Hughes, Helen Nugent, Anthony Browne Environment Editor, Christopher Martin-Jenkins Chief Cricket Correspondent, Damian Whitworth, Mick Hume, John Carr, John Healey, Oliver Wright and David Charter, Sarah Butler and Mark Atherton, Siobhan Grogan, Phililp Rose, Nick Hasell, Sean Thomas, Robert Lee, Carolyn Asome, Tom Dart, Glen Owen, Mike Mulvihill, John Allison, Michelle Henery, Andrew Clennell, Anne Ashworth, Nick Szczepanik, Angus Macleod Scottish Political Correspondent, Philip Webster Political Editor, Jonathan Clayton, Charles Bremner and Philip Webster Political Editor, Lea DeLaria, Brian MacArthur, Tim Hames, Craig Lord, Denis Ince, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Richard Beeston Jonathan Clayton and Daniel McGrory, Robin Stevens, Chris McGrath, Ingrid Mansell, Caitlin Moran, Alan Lee, Andrew Clennell and David Brown, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Lea Paterson Economics Editor, Richard Hobson and Christopher Martin-Jenkins, John Busby, Ben Webster, Richard Beeston Diplomatic Editor, David Charter Chief Political Correspondent, Paul Cahill, Geoff Marsh, Richard Miles, William W. Gill, Simon Jenkins, David Sinclair, Chris Coe, Mark Henderson, Martin Waller, Gary Duncan Economics Correspondent, Lisa Verrico, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Stephen Dalton, Jennifer Lopez, Derek Griffiths, John Crocker, Bill Edgar, Frances Gibb, Anne Spackman, Property Editor, Tony Halpin, James Christopher, Michael Evans, Matthew Connolly, John Hoskyns, Owen Slot, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Colin McQuillan, Mariah Carey, Patience Wheatcroft, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoEssential Property Section Hate brings carnage to paradise Israel thrust into War on Terror as 15 die in Kenya Attack exposes missile threat to civilian aircraft Missing girl found Good sports John Lewis Frère Jacques UFO file released Index NHS's 21% pay deal 'shows what talks can do' Victims of the terror they came to escape In this section News & Comment Business The Register Sport Plus L2 Times Online Fast Times The Times Panto rehearsals start with three-breakfast giant Parliamentary Sketch Blair says EU veto must be eased for economic reform Positive strategy engagement Political Briefing Alliance Leicester Norris seeks to run again In Brief Runaways cash Arms charges £7.5m to find Labour ditches comprehensive experiment Good sports lose out as players bleed clubs dry Ashling O'Connor assesses a new report which shows how a lust for money comes well ahead of the love of a game Paedophile fear leads to nativity ban Missing Briton emerges from Australian forest GUCCI FBI had warning of attack on a civilian aircraft Protecting air traveller from missile attacks would cost £2m a plane, writes Ben Webster Mossad faces new test of reputation I for pursuing Israeli foes abroad Minolta Al-Qaeda aims to end Bush' s Muslim backing Relief of passengers onboard Flight 582 Gunmen kill six Israelis at Likud leadership vote Currys West was expecting attack on Mombasa Cards Insurance Services Why yesterday was chosen Weapon of choice among terrorists 'It was sheer madness: glass, blood and dust' Jonathan Clayton in Mombasa speaks to survivors of yesterday's suicide bomb attack Clockwork routine put holidaymakers at risk British tourists shun Israelis PC World The Computer Superetore Dyke bans his BBC editors from writing newspaper columns The bells toll for Labour's Gavron Le gentil Tony I sends greetings 1 to ami Jacques Vikings? Hirst's work is simply out of t his world Thatcher and Major united once more Imported plants 'far worse than GM crops' SAAB Sexist scientists 'undermine' British research UN hopes answers may lie in the soil Walkout looms with employers at square one Tube vote delay Dolphin Bathrooms Combined 999 centres could slow fire response, Home Office report says Picket criticises fellows who saved his home Eterna Authentic since 1856 Crime fears as police aid Army Surgeon sent friends on fatal drive for drugs Ecstasy order at party leaves 46-year-old facing jail for lying and attempted fraud, Ian Cobain reports Nursery school girl, 3, drowns in pond Kennedy has news for TV viewers Zsa Zsa in crash coma In Brief Drug gang pledge Platform none Correction Fire Kills Tomorrow only in How UFO fever taxed men from the ministry A report of alien sightings prompted floods of letters to the MoD, reports Alan Hamilton. New laws have made these public, explains Frances Gibb Sharps Bedrooms Immigration increases by quarter to a record British Gas Communications Public's right to know extended Dixons Pay deal for nurses is crucial to agreement Staff reaction Homebase 'Accept reform and you can earn more' The paramedic Higher waiting lists stun MSPs Scotland Bowling for Columbine 'What happens further up the line?' The scientist Biggest winners from Milburn's reform will be the poorest paid The report Paying the price for health Healthlow 'It won't make a real difference' The nurse Points from the Agenda Council rise equal to 2p on income tax Sky Universities under the microscope Funding facts Hidden rail debt 'doubles public borrowing' High fees 'not a bar to poorer applicants' Paper on pensions proposals delayed By a Correspondent: Mother has surprise twin By a Correspondent: Cabbie's £25,000 China fare British Gas Communications The Computer World Mistress's book 'held clue to family murders' Times Online Blair attempts to woo Assad with London summit Family tles Renault Scenic Shrewd Syrians still sitting on the fence Saddam hides deadly arsenal in peopled homes Intgelligence reports show extent of deception by Iraq, writes Michael Evans Founder of sex network picked as UN monitor The Quiet American Fishermen plagued by giant jellyfish Danger across the world's oceans UN agency accused of neglecting North Korean refugees' plight Mitsubishi Motors Japanese prisons regime tainted by gulag conditions Royal exiles win £8.9m from Greece (Reuter): Ivory Coast truce ends infighting In Brief Food aid fails (AFP): Dumas honoured (AP): Going undercover (AFP): Clean sweep Osbourne children say TV is not reality Sky The Sunday Times Fine tribute to a poet imperfect Theatre Pretending to be Me West Yorkshire Playhouse Jazz Pizza Express W1 The Times Concert LSO/Jansons Barbican Opera Babette's Feast Linbury Stoudio, WC2 What's Important All this mince piety makes me puke Picture Gallery Look on the Gherkin tower and despair Our allusive hero Harry Potter is a fitting follower in the footsteps of Elijah The attack in Kenya is al-Qaeda's cry for hype The terrorists have tried, and failed, to prove that they are back in business Initial Consultation The Times A potentially worthwhile understanding on Nhs pay Tourists as Targets The Times A1-Qaeda returns to the scene of earlier atrocities The New Green One The Times Garden centres threaten the nation's safety Farmers' fuels The Times A 'devaluation' of Gordon Brown Pay increase and modernisation of firefighters' contracts Costs of proposed airport expansions Polysyllabic confusion University fee blues Earnings tables' value Latin and English Unwanted charity I'm on the train Not quite cricket The Weather The Times Crossword 22,210 Weathercall Bringing Entertainment Home Tills ring in Christmas Briefing MyTravel losses hit £73m Spurs set for £75m bond Sale boosts Invensys France guilty, rules EU Profits rise for DMGT Baird bows to Vert bid Directors lift Waterman Charts of the day Index Hewitt dismisses Energy chairman Alwaleed fears Saudis will withdraw US investments European aircraft deal to be hit by German cutback Bean in line to succeed King Oracle BT Not bailed out but wiped out Just the man of the seat of power My Travel needs a few departures Need to know: The essential daily guide to the sectors The Times Results in brief Debt-for-equity deal halves British Energy price Montague sent in to put nuclear generator back on track Shareholders oust Watt from EFM BPB profits destroyed by EU fine Bank and bookings give My Travel breathing space despite £73m loss Regulator set to let Baa raise charges Capita warns of problems with PPP Fly free Problems as power drained at No 10 US generic drug court case worries hit GSK Stock Markets Rumour of the day Blggest price movments of the day Fast Times Eurotop 100 JM promises delayed reaction Dmgt Isoft Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/Precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Landfill tax decision relieves waste sector Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues FTSE Volumes Wall Street TV chat show is a bonus City Diary Indigestible City Diary If the Cap fits City Diary Chancellor's revenue forecasts challenged Pre-Budget Report Small firms warn of 'open warfare' over Vat crackdown Increase in gilts promises better retirement deal Executive team to help boost efficiency Multi-centre US holidays Electrical retailers hit by Brown Yes, I made mistakes. Yes, my profile was too high. But I was never a megalomaniac 'Sam Minzberg is the aggressive one compared to these methods, we are like choirboys' Richard Lambert reviews Mon Vrai Jonrnal in Business tomorrow Uk insurers buck downturn and enjoy the boom times Benfield shuns US to float in London Pople to leave Abbey National's retail arm Clovis Lande Associates Limited Buffett to buy stake in Gaum BT Football plays part in group's history Prince of peace in time of growing turmoil The Friday Interview Alwaleed held court in his tent near Riyadh. Nic Hopkins joined him Austrian Airlines France Telecom soars on back of loan speculation The Times Unit Trust Information Service Blair becomes the Mayor of Britain Vodafone insists it will not improve Cegetel bid Pluthero sees Energis renew Freeserve deal Aim High Parker Shares trade in narrow range Harrods Knightsbridge Multiple Classified Advertising Items DB7 Vanquish HWM Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items S4 saloon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Broom broom. com 330 Ci Euro continental cars BMW 330Ci Sport Cab (x3) 330Se 528i Auto Sport 840 Ci Broombroom. com Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Boating & Yachting Multiple Classified Advertising Items Yorkshire Vehicle Finance Multiple Classified Advertising Items 360 360 Spider 456M GTA F355 F1 B F360 F1 Land Rover Four Wheel Drive AJR Vehicles Range Rover Td6hse Vogue TD6 SE Honda Mercedes Multiple Display Advertising Items XKR Coupe Daimler Super V8 S Type 3. Ol Se S-Type 3. 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Professor Rupert Billingham Scientist whose groundbreaking experiments helped to win a Nobel Prize and opened the door to human organ transplants Francois Lafitte Social policy analyst who helped to shape the welfare state Sid Hesse Survivor of an heroic First World War naval raid Lives Remembered Births, Marriages & Deaths Hadda Brooks Gritty-voiced queen of the boogie, whose 50-year career was recently relaunched with the help of Hollywood stars Johnny Griffith Classically trained session musician whose prodigious keyboard melodies added soul to the Motown sound Lives in Brief To place death, notices, acknowledgements or notices… Debate@thetimes. co. uk Debate the issue of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers The trouble with trafflc Are more roads the answer to traffic jams—and will the new London congestion charges ease the pain? A City watchdog with teeth? Has the Financial Services Authority made good progress in the year since its inception? Simplicity and flexibility Abolisht the FSA A mug's game Nature Notes Mr Parnell's Appeal to the Irish People News Quiz Prize. quiz@thetimes Word Watching Daily Life November 29,1917 Questions Answered Questions Asked Court Circular Memorial service Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items Whilst care is taken to establish that our… The Times Contact Details for Classified Advertising Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travel Insurance Calls to the Bar Lincola's Inn Inner Temple Middle Temple Gray's Inn Appointments Conference Flights Directory Institute and Faculty of Actuaries Faculty of Actuarles Institute of Actuaries B. K. P. A. Court & Social Public Notices Gen Re Japan Limited Lucania Snooker Clubs Limited Legal Notices Notice to Creditors and Benficiaries Forthcoming marriages Answers Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices The Sunday Times International glut helps to keep club gates going up Rugby union Creditor did not abandon his rights Law Report Court of Appeal Published November 29,2002 Household Mortgage Corporation plc v Whitehead and Another Before Lord Justice Chadwick, Lord Justice Sedley and Lord Justice Scott Baker Judgment November 14,2002 Power to hear asylum seeker's appeal Queen's Bench Division Published Novembe 29,2002 Regina (Secretary of State for the Home Department) v Chlef Asylum Support Adjudicator Before Mr Justice Silber Judgment October 25,2002 Springboks exposed on candid camera Reversing factual decision of lower court Court of Appeal Published November 29,2002 Asslcurazionl Generall SpA v Arab Insurance Group (BSC) Before Lord Justice Ward, Lord Justice Clark and Sir Christopher Staughton Judgment November 13,2002 Doctor's alcohol ban was no breach of his human rights Privy Council Published November 29,2002 Whitefield v General Medical Council Before Lord Hope of Craighead, Sir Denis Henry and Sir Philip Otton Judgment November 14,2002 Munster get chance to assert local authority Ahead of Thegame What with the excitement of Europe and the frenzy of the Fa Cup, you must have had your fill of football this week. No? Good - neither have we. So heads up, the weekend's here. The beautiful game's not all elbows and groin strains you know Times Sports Book Darts Pointers Will Ruud's Boys Leave Dudek down in Dumps? Dart's Pointers United are out to give Liverpool red faces to match their shirts, while Shearer tries to give another team the elbow. Tom Dart slings some arrows at other's misfortunes Counting Cost of Goals Game Theory Can you really buy success in the Premiership? Daniel Finkelstein looks for the net gains What the Bookies Say The Times Predictor People's Choice Made-To-Measure Reports in the Game on Monday: More Far-Sighted than the Chancellor Beware of the Old Pal Hacks The Riddler Some former England managers are feeling the heat in the Premiership, Paul Ridley says Krystal Balls Scots Miffed by the Old Firm Grip Statistically Speaking Penalties Simply Fail to Hit the Spot The Football Rant Theweekendfix Tomorrow The Game on Monday Forget puts faith in youngster for pearls of wisdom Tennis: Davis Cup final Fahey faces threat to world domination Real tennis Talented Trent undaunted by defeat University sport The Times Britain puts four pioneers on fast-track Swimming Visa row leaves Pakistan quintet in limbo Squash Beaumont speks taste of Hennessy glory Racing Journalist of the Year Tomorrow Yesterday's results Carlisle Taunton Uttoxeter Newbury Bangor Wolverhampton Course Specialists The Bajan Bandit steals first chase win The Festival London outpost spreading the word back to Harare On the radio station trying to present the true picture Ban means writing should be on wall for Zimbabwe What's Important Times Online McGrath revels in growing rate of returns Gough given hope of full recovery Rulebook returns to haunt Monty Golf Scores OneWorld outclasses Conner Sailing Build pulling power Scotland punch above weight Hockey The results service Tour debut for 13-year-old amateur Blue Sox kicked into touch Rugby league Times Square Scottish pair survive setback In Brief Starie on TV Boone time Jaguar write-off Culshaw's aim Today's fixtures Shearer could be given the elbow after Uefa studies video evidence Ferguson admits star names may be sacrificed for rebuilding work Beckham denial But Who's the Greatest? Tomorrow Conquest of Roma gives Arsenals fresh impetus in dream scenario Maggs strikes Owen puts Liverpool firmly back on track Ahead of Thegme Turn to Pages 44 and 46 The Premiership today: Teenage Liverpool target suffers serious injury while Terry will fight to regain place Woodgate steps up I to ease strain on Venables MacLaurin implores Hussain to stay on as captain How they lined up in Perth In ahead of the Game today Picture Gallery Step by step, Wembley moves to Barcelona in knock-down sale Matthew Pryor on the worldwide appeal of a famous old stadium A most Gratifying Ale Inside Sport The Man who Made George Bush Analysis Inside Strap Him up True Fiction After a Bleak Budget Speech, Hugo Rifking Listens in as Susannah and Trinny Spruce up Gordon Brown's Dour Image Verbatim 24 Hours Could the Government and Business Risk Trusting us - even if their Survival Depeneded on It? Wasn't Estelle Morris More Credible than Charles Clarke? Human Jungle Right-Hand Man of the West Wing Cover Story If There is One Man Responsible for the Positive and Populist Image of George W. Bush, It is the President's Senior Adviser, Karl Rove. Daniel Finkelstein Finds out why his Brand of Compassionate Conservatism is so Successful The Times No Racism Analysis The British are Xenophobes, Says the Foreign Secretary-But Immigration Rates are Rocketing. Sean Thomas Explains why Britain is so Popular America Picket Fences Japan No Welcome Mat Please, We're British Britain Being Black Germany True Teuton Italy Regional Citizens The Times Travel Direct France Politesse Lives A Mouse in the House Luxury with Lucia There's Another Great Advantage—you Can Shop until You Drop without Ever Having to Leave Home Stars from the East The Times Roll up for Circus Training Health Forget Circuit Training, Swinging from a Trapeze is a More Exciting Way to Get Fit, Says Jane Hughes How Can I Improve Mobility in my Joints? Body Talk Forum Animal Crackers Television It's Been a Week for Poor, Sad, Caged Beasts-And Wildlife Programmes, Says Caitlin Moran Storm Picture Gallery Prose the Cons Radio a Riffle through the Back Pages of a Literary Institution Delights Vanora Bennett BBC Audiobooks Hello, is It Me You're Looking for? Interview There's Lionel Richie, Superstar Croner, and There's Lionel Richie, Ordinary Bloke. Siobhan Grogan Meets Them both We're Every Woman New Albums Jennifer's in Love, Marian Returns to Form and Martine Boards the Showboat. Lisa Verrica Joins the Ladies Jennifer Lopez This is Me Then Mariah Carey Charmbracefet Martine Mccutcheon Musicallty Now Showing at Cinemas Everywhere The Dancer Upstairs Twist 'N' Shouty New Albums the Snotty Rebellion of Sum 41 Rings Hollow, Says David Sinclair, but a Band Called Radio 4-Now that is Alarming Sum 41 Does this Look Infected? The Venue Mmhmi Radio 4 Gotham Let the Strains Take the Train The London Tube May Have only Licensed Buskers in Future. Chris Campling Suggests Going Further EA Games Concerts Royal Festival Hall The Times Box Office Direct Critics' Choice Top 10 Movies TV News with Attitude As the Commons Prepares to Debate the Communications Bill next Week, Channel Five's Chris Shaw Argues that It is Time to Drop the Impartiality Rules Which Prevent News Bulletins from Taking Sides In the US, Advocacy Journalism, Taking Sides or a Point of View, is Popular, if Controversial Imagine Trevor McDONALD Saying: "Good Evening. St James's Palace Tonight Announced a So-Called 'Inquiry' into the Paul Burrell Affair - Sounds like a Stitch-Up" Scorched by the Sun The Striking Firefightese are Getting No Support from their Favourtie Tabloid, Says Brian MacArthur Angela Mortimer Super Secretaries The Times Times Newspapers Thorman Hunt & Co Ltd The Times The Sun Can we Coin It? Yes we Can The TV Executive who Sold Bob the Builder to 120 Countries is about to Step down. Peter Orton Tells Raymond Snoddy why British Children's Programmes are Winning across the World Eminem: the interview The Sunday Times Bridge Common Mistakes for the Less Experienced Chess Raymond Keene Spassky defeated Winning Move TV Review Solid Gemetry May Have Been Twaddle, but It was More Challenging and Surprising than Most Drama on Television These Days, Says Paul Hoggart Today's Highlights Satellite, Cable and Digital Choice Mike Mulvihill Radio Choice Choice Films Satellite, Cable & Digital Films BBC One Variations Today's Television T2 Crossword No 2824 TV Choice Times Newspapers Limited, 2002 Published and… Firstplus High-Class Looker Inside Where the Punters are Placing their Bets Our Weekly Look at the Betting on the Movement of House Prices with City Index Property Futures For what It's worth Are you one of the millions suffering the symptoms of obsessive property disorder? We are becoming a nation of landlords, not of tenats This Week Marketreport Berkshire Agents Say West Sussex Agents Say With Hometrack Reduced in Price Getingetoutgetaway In Mews House in Belgravia Out Period-Style Family House in Kent Hermesland House, Fordwich: a contemporary property with extenssive gardens Away Farmhouse near Bath Hall Barn Farm, North Wraxall: a 19th-century stone house with views over countryside Postcard from Crete Dear John, just bought a ruin for £16,000 and we're leaving repairs to a local cabbie Milk, cheeses and pomegranates arrive by the bucketload St James Homes Diary of a first time buyer Younginlondon Know the Drill Be Seen on Tghe Green Get a fierce fringe or a demi-mullet before you hop on your scooter and head for Clerkenwell Firsttimebuyer For under £200,000 you could have a Studo in Smithfield Zone 1 Charerhouse Square, EC1 a fifth-floor studio in an Art Deco building with a pool One-Bed Flat in Denmark Hill Zone 2-3 Canning Cross, Se5: a first-floor flat in a converted, vine-covered Georgian coach house Two-Bed Flat in Kingston Zone 4-66 Offers Court: large flat in a gated development near the centre of Kingston upon Thames Staircase to Heaven Goodmanors After 20 years behind closed gates, the hidden glories of Dodington could by yours Dodington comes with a swashbucklin history of adventurers No Title Sevenoaks Wheretheother Halflives It is only right now to call it Eightoaks Times Online Octacon Common Complaints 9. Nudity Doctorinthehouse Buildingbricks Direct Line What Rich Wives Want The Greatindoors A log fireplace and an entire floor for her wardrobe are on Mrs Ceo's shopping list How the Other Half Lives Flona says she has 65 pairs of shoes Cornwall Property Spy Plc London Property Property Sales & Marketing Manager The Times Somerset Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Private Sales Buckinghamshire Islington N1 London Rentals The London Property News Se1 2 Northcote Road, SW11 Beautiful Norfolk Canary Wharf London Rentals Homesearch Country Rentals The Times RQ Royal Quarter Kingston Countryside Properties Grovemanor Homes Laing Homes George Wimpey City Walk Cala Time is Running out Countryside Properties Knight Frank Harlequin Court The London Property News Black Lion Lane Humberts Knight Frank English Courtyard Bath Ash mill Humberts Langford Russell The Partnership Tomorrow Berkeley Homes Tenants Extra Strong Would-be buyers are holding back to see whether the sales market has peaked People rush to buy property when they see prices rising Taketwo What's New . . . 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