News from 16/03/2007
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Andrew Robson, Chris Windle, Lucy Alexander, Robert Cole, Sam Merchant, Catherine Riley, Neelam Verjee, Alexandra Frean, Sarah Potter, Simon Barnes, David Rose, Alexandra Frean Education Editor, Philip Howard, Christine Seib, David Chater, Joanna Bale, James Bone, Chris Harding, James Ducker, Penny Wark, Clive Davis, Lorna Blackwood, Elizabeth Judge, Carl Mortished, David Charter Europe Correspondent, Carol Millar, Gerald Gouriet QC, Simon Hardeman, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Gerald Davies, Robin Pagnamenta, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Pat Gibson, Philip Goodall, Kasia Maciejowska, Jane MacArtney, Rob Crilly, Gordon Miller, Siobhan Kennedy, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Gabby Logan, Jack Malvern, Dominic Walsh, Steve Bird, Tom Bawden, Debra Craine, Shirley English, Richard Barrett, Gary Jacob, Tim Reid, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Edward Archer, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Phoebe Greenwood, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Anne Ashworth Property Editor, Alan Hamilton, Stephen Farrell, Jayne Dowle, Rhys Blakely, Valerie Elliott Consumer Editor, Richard Lloyd Parry, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Greg Hurst, Tim Teeman, Nigel Edward-Few, Hugo Rifkind, Derwent May, Paula Hawkins, Mary Gold, Roger Gair, Carola Long, Gerard Baker, Oliver Kay, Sarah Vine, Mark Henderson Science Editor, James Harding Business Editor, Tom Baldwin, Julie Blackwell, Margaret Beckett, Sam Coates, Pete Paphides, Joyce Glasser, Ann Treneman, David Robertson Business Correspondent, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Henry Cowen, Edward Gorman Motor Racing Correspondent, Gabriel Rozenberg, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Marcus Binney, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Richard Hobson One-day Cricket Correspondent, Lucia Adams, Lewis Smith, Groffrey Dean, Matt Hughes, David Lowry, Kaveh Solhekol, Lindsway Wright, Chris Campling, Bronwen Maddox, Jill Sherman, Patrick Hosking, Helen Nugent, Richard Owen, Lindsey Bareham, Damian Whitworth, Marcus Leroux, Mick Hume, Ned Parker, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Rosemary Bennett Social Affairs Correspondent, Julian Muscat, Paul Simons, Steve Jelbert, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, Dominic Kennedy, Anne Ashworth, Mary Ann Sieghart, Giles Whittell, Steve Hawkes, Jane Shilling, Michele Kirsch, Ian Johns, Thomas Catan, George Caulkin, John Bishop, Sonia Verma, Neil Fisher, Alan Lee, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ben Webster, Philip Webster, Lucia van der Post, David Sinclair, Mark Henderson, Martin Waller, Lewis Smith Environment Reporter, Michael Horsnell, Patrick Foster, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Sarah Butler, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Angus Batey, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Sheila Bell, Stephen Dalton, Richard Morrison, Frances Gibb, Tony Halpin, Patrick Hosking Banking and Finance editor, Michael Evans, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Aldan Magee, Olav Bjortomt, Andrew Riley, Miles Costello, Jan Raath, David Robertson, Bryce Elder, Joe Bolger, Christopher Irvine, Damian Barr, Susan Emmett,
ResumoThe Times Index University squeeze on children of graduates College applicants to be asked about parents Critics dismiss move as social engineering Index Party funding review targets union link £9.3bn Olympic bill Tobacco takeover Terror confessions Fingerprints row Index Comment World Business Register Sport Index Timesonline Index Today's weather The Times Central fingerprint database plan draws fire from all over EU EU accused of Big Brother tactics Proposal buried in policy document Report backs twice-weekly bin visits The Times leaves the rest behind Pugh Poorer students 'ignoring bursaries' NHS cuts care Parents jailed Times crossword Children and animals. Will they ever learn? Boodles 'Dumbed-down' English GCSE fails to challenge pupils, says watchdog Girls lead way Thousands of students are caught cheating Man charged with murder of vicar Lawyer drug crime Sailors airlifted Custody death trial Flag ban lifted Exclusion upheld Three Pigs chopped Rodent's rise Church seeks Elton ban No need to smell a rat as Rentokil sells feng shui Breitling The Times Anti-terror law may be toughened Longer terms for terror-linked crime 'Nelson Mandela defence' rejected Bvlgari Muslims 'must avoid casual anti-Semitism' Test for toxic Tube attack Black takes a back seat as his wife leads way into court Anxious to allay suspicions of extravagance and find sympathetic jurors, the media baron and his wife opt for an understated approach What others wore before the law Mills 'crying wolf' with 999 calls, police warn Bringing it all together Teenage girl died after drinking binge at party Home Staff Community causes hit to meet soaring costs of Olympics Extra £675m taken from lottery funds Projects on arts and sport to suffer Either you are with us, or you are with the French Dfs Dfs Huge increase in cases of diabetes among children Fivefold rise in young since 1985 Experts point to environment cause Diet and virus come under the microscope Home free — but what of forgotten nine? Embassy hostages return to Britain But fears grow for Africans left behind Gucci Currys Marksandspencer Girls chant 'kill him' as boy stabbed to death Teenage gang 'had bats and knives' Attack in wealthy residential area Disabled woman and her carer dead in flat Comet Hitachi Terry Rooney, Labour MP for Bradford North, has u CitroËn C6 Channel 4 plans a blast People Ah, the magic touch of George Galloway. On his website, Angelina Jolie, with her son, Maddox, leaving Tam Binh orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. According to local officials, Jolie adopted a three-years-old Vietnamese boy called Pax Thien. She adopted Maddox in Cambodia and his sister, Zahara, in Ethiopia Jeremy Paxman writes about his pride at being a member Spotted: Ozzy Osbourne, in the plush Daniel Galvin … All leave has been cancelled at the Treasury as bean … Postscript "Simon will do things that people have no idea about, … Look out for an appearance by Tony Blair in a sketch … PC World Home Office condemned for 'dispersal' of migrants Asylum-seekers sent to poor areas Report on attacks not made public Counted out Women seeking healthy option lift super market sales of game meats 46 per cent rise in past two years Venison, grouse, pheasant favourites Hunting, shooting and eating Links The Times The Party's Over Political organisations should not rely on the taxpayer to rescue them An Olympian Budget Stop the griping — the Games will transform a down-at-heel part of London Rat-Catchers The Pied Piper first did the job with ambient music and cheesy fragrances Help. I can't see this revolution Picture Gallery Zimbabwe's crocodile staring at defeat Please don't take this personally, Mr Mugabe . . . Phone-in laws Personal ads Leeds lectures Is Britain right to renew its Trident missiles? Easy GCSEs Timesonline Developing Lords debate London pride On the money? Scrum etiquette Reading age Best medicine Great capital city. Shame about the awful BBC If there's a will, there's a way to kick out the money men Comment Froglet Care home closed amid inquiry into seven 'suspicious' deaths Police looking at 'noxious substance' Husband and wife managers are bailed GPs put their careers at risk by self-prescribing Genetic clue is key to origins of autism BA 'blame culture' Hull widow's plea MP's e-mail blunder Lloyds TSB First atlas to reveal state of the nation fetches £670,000 Obsessed girl hanged herself Lost Dior classic to go on show Good night, thanks for watching Council cleans up its image BMA Debenhams Marine life to be protected by blue havens around coast New laws create 90 wildlife zones Offshore power is part of agenda Water world L'orÉal Kennel Club judge 'kept 60 caged dogs in pitiful state' Halfords Knocking on Heaven's door, but there's nobody home First night Pop Bryan Ferry Albert Hall Tesco Labour faces big cut in income from trade unions under funding reforms The proposals Put the parties on stage, and book your seats for rare political theatre Newsreader-obsessed rapist jailed Life for attack on sex-shop worker Sentence follows jail for earlier rape Guinness Home Staff: DJ's love rival fined over pub punch-up Thousands of lottery works miss deadlines and budget Late finishes for quarter of projects Sixth overrun on cost by average £¼m Wesley-Barrell Big spenders Tycoon tells of 'war' on the internet Blog denounced him as 'Mafia don' Court is told of a 'host of libels' Nationwide Currys Insurance rule could put us out of business, private midwives warn They deliver 4,000 babies every year NHS struggling with acute shortage Research hit by 'unfair' junior doctor selection Regional airports outstrip London Boiler killer jailed Burglar stabbed PC The grate escape Sentences upheld Problem cracked Sharps New evidence has delayed inquiry into honours, says police chief What will happen? 'Safer' cars are more dangerous for other drivers in accidents Going green Comet As the weather gets hotter so the sheep are getting smaller Northern rock Wild and woolly .. . but the cold could still catch out wildlife Zimbabwe Italy Terror 'mastermind' admits bomb plots to bring carnage across globe Heathrow and Big Ben were targets He planned to kill Pope and Clinton US obsession with secrecy will cost it dear in terror trial Jordans Online rebellion forces censors to back down on banned books China protest saves eight works Officials shocked by scale of revolt Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items 50 killed in Maoist attack on police post Rogue bank ban threatens fragile talks with the 'hermit kingdom' Criminal state Boots Fires create a toxic haze Israel will not recognise Hamas coalition Islamists are 'still wedded to violence' Unity Cabinet's hopes rest on EU PSORIassist Generals say 'surge' plan has saved lives (AP): Pizza gunman shot dead (Reuters): Fossil find illuminates evolution (AP): Protests mar 1848 celebrations (AP): Beauty queen loses her crown ASDA (AP): Anti-Nazis can use swastikas to oppose far Right, court rules Mugabe may declare emergency to finish the growing protests Move would end curbs on his rule Many hurt as violence continues The 'perfect storm' that threatens his crumbling power Freefall state Jail for husband of curator who stole exhibits worth $5m Abstracted art Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Prosecutors ready to question Chirac over graft allegations (AP): France unveils new high-speed rail link (Reuters): King loses courtiers (AP): Bomb murder (Reuters): Tycoon jailed (AP): Request to UN (AP): War heroine dies Blackmail allegations turn dolce vita sour Police inquiry into celebrity racket Paparazzi want cash not to publish The Times Top Bush aide faces sack as political support seeps away Attorney-General left to twist in wind Row grows over firing of attorneys Multiple Display Advertising Items St Patrick is giving up politics for a party Stormont told to get on with peace US steps back from negotiations (AP): Sick mother loses fight on marijuana prosecution Multiple Display Advertising Items Emirates Alcoholics Anonymous, the 12 steps and the confession of a rapist (AP): Litvinenko witness due to meet police (Reuters): Electoral ban (Reuters): 10 killed in cave-in (AP): Gay lessons threat (AP): Bomber collection (Reuters): Euthanasia plea (AP): Pet beheaded (AP): Police on the scent The Times Sales slowdown at Wm Morrison Cadbury warning Pru jobs at risk Loan offload Quote of the day ICE plans bid Business big shot Imperial plans £4bn rights issue to finance Spanish takeover Altadis reveals 'non-solicited' offer Tobacco bid puts pressure on BAT Then, and now Power source Strong smoke but bigger groups share the cigar Stock markets Suitors line up to bid for nuclear submarine facility RBS Davis launches last great tobacco merger The Pru's plan for prosperity Commodities Picture Gallery Currencies Half-baked Need to know Results in brief Morrison announces slowdown and changes on the way Review promises varied store sizes Plans to exploit property assets Business big shot New slogan and logo lead image makeover Times Online When Terry Smith demerged investment bank Collins Stewa City Diary Picture Gallery The Times Toe-curling spat City Diary Share scam moves closer to home City Diary Chase $2.4bn class action damages, NAPF tells members F&C plans 50% profits boost One of the pop world's icons, and a London landmark, … City Diary I have seen an advance copy of the line-up for the … City Diary Rumour of the day In the know Director deals Bet of the day Tiddler to watch Credit agency moots Cadbury downgrade Vulnerability to takeover cited Break-up plans are confirmed Sainsbury's checks on private equity bid Chunks of history The Times Prudential's search for economies casts doubt over 2,000 staff in UK Multiple Display Advertising Items Deal lined up for Equitable Schroders kept out of FTSE by mistake TUC campaign Rate warning (PA): Cobham eyes US Aegis fights on Von Essen Aviation buys McAlpine helicopter arm Treasury raises long bond hopes Nationwide and RBS tipped as bidders for student debt Chancellor to sell off £16bn of loans New rules make deal more attractive Bringing it all together The loans Carbon-label Kazakhmys plans Asian expansion Vivendi strikes deal Vodafone control Cold feet for Apax Opec supplies Intercontinental Exchange tries to gatecrash rival's offer for CBOT ICE's offer valued at $9.9bn CME 'confident' of success on deal Balkan pipeline deal tightens Putin's grip on Europe's energy Thelondonpaper Relaxed mandarin gives green edge to red China In a province that borders Shanghai environmental projects and efforts to reduce the wealth gap bear fruit Multiple Display Advertising Items Africa waits on scheme to harness the power of the Congo River Cheap energy to drive development Political stability reignites interest With the flow Utilities pile in for a slice of the action The Times Equity Prices Royal Bank of Scotland Time to hang up on badly run TV phone-ins Media Sound man turns on a fresh blast at major labels Mediapolis The Times unit trust information service Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds Betfair British funds Wall Street London Financial Futures Major indices Commodities Eurotop 100 Money rates % Sterling spot and forward rates FTSE volumes European money deposits % Gold/precious metals Dollar rates Other sterling Exchange rates Confident Unilever rises as FTSE enjoys strong rebound Large caps Patientline's health surprises all Small caps Gilts Kazakhmys is not for the faint-hearted, but its appeal is growing Cobham Premier Farnell Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Penny Philips Ambulance driver who survived the Blitzkrieg in 1940, and went on to command her unit in North Africa and Italy Penny Phillips, CBE, Croix de Guerre, wartime ambulance company commander, was born June 5,1916. She died on February 10,2007, aged 90 Lucie Aubrac French Resistance heroine who plucked her husband from the grasp of Klaus Barbie and the Gestapo in Lyons Lucie Aubrac, French Resistance fighter, was born on June 29,1912. She died on March 14,2007, aged 94 Q&A Weather Eye Chris Lightfoot Polymath, programmer and campaigner who promoted the civic and community use of computers and the internet Christopher Lightfoot, programmer and online campaigner, was born on August 4,1978. He was found dead on February 11,2007, aged 28 Professor Stephan Epstein Historian who challenged the conventional understanding of the economic development of medieval Europe Stephan R. Epstein, professor of economic history, was born on March 15,1960. He died having suffered an epileptic seizure on February 3,2007, aged 46 A lost line, senile spies and diabolical soup Questions Answered Release times of long-term prisoners Law Report House of Lords Programmes are linked with production Court of Appeal Winding-up partnership to protect public interest Chancery Division Court Circular Memorial service Births Forthcoming Marriages Golden Anniversaries Deaths Memorial Services Thanksgiving Services In Memoriam - Private Dinner Fellows Bridge Chess Winning move Birthdays Anniversaries Newspapers Support Recycling Personals Public Notices Multiple Display Advertising Items Legal Notices Wolf-online BMW Caterham offers accessories set Motoring Copen revs up On sale in March Camera spotter A small but significant step for Proton BMW driving all-wheel demand Dealers report clamour for 4 x 4s Larger new X5 is car for all seasons Specification Mercedes-Benz Motorpoint P1international Drivershandbook Multiple Display Advertising Items Regtransfers Multiple Display Advertising Items The deluge that drowned the cold of winter Weather Eye Nature Notes On This Day March 16,1909 Winning Move Weather Inglis Drever defies injury to establish World domination Racing Staying hurdlers' crown is regained Early fall routs favourite backers Cheltenham Yesterday's results Festival fever Hexham Southwell Rugby union The Times Cricket Cheltenham Cheltenham Festival Betfair million Reading the racecard Festival specialists State of Play can move Evan and earth Cheltenham Festival Timesonline Fakenham Lingfield Park Course specialists Cheltenham Festival Multiple Display Advertising Items Chaotic scenes put future of race in doubt Cheltenham Festival Multiple Display Advertising Items William Hill Kauto Star primed to make Smith an owner in a million Cheltenham Festival Advances theory for jumping errors Offer for horse is turned down The experts' view Latest odds Totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup Festival fever Big-race betting Ladbrokes Carney out of premature retirement to join Munster Rugby league Gold Coast agree compensation deal Wing could face Llanelli this month Table Bionic woman pulling in the right direction for Beijing Rowing Rejuvenated Haas sizes up surging force of Murray Tennis Why we always want Moore in hair fair bunch Talking sport RBS Haskell becomes the latest young blood to receive England call-up Rugby union RBS Six Nations Championship Back row are all Wasps club-mates Cueto tipped to do well at full back France prepares for a long summer of World Cup expectation Italy team Rivalry arouses emotions on both sides Rugby union RBS Six Nations Championship Nissan England seek sweet taste of success for starters Cricket World Cup Team buoyed by their winning run New Zealand to provide stern test Squads Bermuda's mixed bag gifts Sri Lanka record score Scoreboard Vital statistics Timesonline Bray sets up Ireland revival as minnows make a point Cricket World Cup The Times Scoreboard Group a The World Cup today Group C How they stand Watch out for Button faced with shades of regret as hopes stall Motor racing Australian Grand Prix Briton downbeat over his prospects Car problems mar start of the season One-race wonders The Times Thaxton discounts Khan title chances Leicester punished Llmor no more Prendergast signs Contador peaks Shrewsbury victory Woods hits form Wenger in deep trouble over expensive hat-trick Football Jewell rails against new misconduct charge The Premiership today Bite the bullet and kiss your sister: let the draw keep its power and its glory League bids to draw more thrills from shoot-outs Football Mawhinney seeks to 'refresh product' Warnock pours scorn on proposal Football Results Basketball Cycling Football Fixtures Golf Rugby league Rugby union Blatter leads barmy suggestions Other sport Ice hockey Rowing Snooker Tennis Hughes happy to live without Neill Davis fights charge Folan called up Hreidarsson target Sportops Mourinho goes public on tension with Abramovich Football Chelsea manager reveals frustrations Questions raised over transfer policy Setanta Golf Curbishley sees no point in worry Luton have last word and say farewell to Newell Football Best of the web Timed out So-called 'liars and fools' take hard line Roeder rues lapses in sorry end to adventure Football Uefa Cup Last eight Pedigree England hopes take another knock with injury to Ferdinand Football Queudrue offers left bank answer Times Crossword 23,550 The Insider England ready to take on the world without fear of failure The Times Betfair Action stations Index Gabby Logan Simon Barnes Index The face To Russia—with love? Did you see? Old views of the New World The click Did you know? A sleeping partner at Travelodge Did you hear? Scenes from the Creation and Fall, and Cain and Abel, from The Bedford Hours, the medieval illuminated manuscript on display at the British Library from next Friday. New facsimiles of the manuscript are for sale at £6,995 Modern morals Château Lafake? An acrimonious court case in New York over Thomas Jefferson's claret has pulled the cork on the lucrative but murky world of trading and investment in fine wine—both real and fake. Giles Whittell reports If you only want to drink it. . . How to invest safely Affairs of pate David Cameron's hair is thinning. Can anything be done to stop him going bald? Penny Wark investigates The Times The Times Kate talks! But by doing so, will she lose her cachet? A case of daylight robbery-lite Verse in adversity Hair with Hari T-Mobile Answers your style questions Help me to find some stylish trousers Luxury with Lucia Uncommon scents to make your life more fragrant The Times Spontaneous consumption It's surprising what you can find in the larder or fridge to make a tasty meal Chickpea soup with chorizo and coriander Squash and apple soup with lime and prawns Thal mussels Splish Garlic bread The Dark Ages of hospital hygiene Health AA In Body & Soul tomorrow Heart of the matter Bowie to the Rescue! Timesonline Bach for All An Oasis in Birmingham Pete Paphides enjoys a gig and a curry with this week's podcast stars — and the band most likely to dominate 2007—the Twang Volkswagen These could be heroes . . . one day Stuck for inspiring new music? Well, David Bowie wants to help. Launching a new career as an online music agony uncle, he reflects here on how working in a record shop as a teenager changed his life In March I will mostly be listening to . . . Times Online Surging with Passion Iván Fischer will conduct Bach's Matthew Passion with audience participation. He tells Neil Fisher why Bloc Party Timesonline Fans prospect for metal in the desert No girls in wet T-shirts, no topless, men . . . even so Simon Hardeman finds Dubai ready to rrrrawk Nimaxtheatres The Sunday Times Classical Kronos Quartet Górecki Nonesuch Pop Enter Shikari Take to the Skies Ambush Reality The Official UK Charts Pop The Aliens Astronomy for Dogs Pet Rock/EMI Radio Leaky plumbing in the global village Multiple Display Advertising Items Theatre Reviews First night Attempts on Her Life Lyttelton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dance Drowning, not waving Dio and Aeneas Sadler's Wells Concert Verdi Requiem Westminster Cathedral Jazz Dirty Dozen Brass Band Scala, N1 Pop Air ABC, Glasgow Tv&radio Radio Choice The Times David Chater's choices Review Entertainment 24-hour listings highlights Prime-time multichannel planner Kids Factual Choice Sport Answers from Back Page BBC One Comic Relief: The Big One Viewing Guide BBC One, 7pm/10.35pm The Insider: Unmarried Parents Scandal Channel 4,7.35pm Variations New Year at Kew/gardeners' World BBC Two, 8pm/8.30pm Moira Stuart in Search of Wilberforce BBC Two, 9pm Love Comes Softly Film Choice (TVM, 2003) Five, 3.40pm The Tesseract (2003) MultiChannel ITV4, 9.30pm Reversal of Fortune (1990) ITV3, 10.10pm Celebrity red noses to the grindstone Last Night's TV Su Doku Text Challenge Times2 Quiz Times2 Crossword No 4164 Picture Gallery Word Watching Polygon Cystic Fibrosis Trust Index History is a good guide to our tastes, but not to the direction of the property market Opening Bids Home on the Web Focus on . . . Glasgow Average property prices £000s In Mews Cottage in Chelsea Get in Get out Get Way SW3: a stylish former stable block just off the King's Road Out Rural House with Pool in Kent Bough Beech: a beautifully finished Regency house with 25 acres of land Away Manor in the Cotswolds Evesham: part of an historic estate built in the 1820s in Strawberry Hill style The Value of Stirling Where next? Scotland's newest and smallest city is growing in confidence, says Chris Windle The Surveyor Fact File The Property Investor Show The Thrill of the Old Where to Spend It Rowden Manor is perfect for a country house detective with a young family, says Marcus Binney Inside Track Fact File Beechcroft Special Projects . . . Or the Ease of the New? This country pile oozes Georgian elegance but was built in the Sixties, writes Lucy Alexander Fact File A Royal Retreat Where to Spend It Charles II once relaxed at this £4m cottage, says Anne Ashworth Docklands Light Railway Near Buy The Bridge City Cash Flows into New Nappy Valley Where next? Once the haunt of student doctors and resting actors, East Dulwich is now a suburb of choice for young families and bonus-loaded buyers, says Susan Emmett Nfumutual Fact Box Belmont Homes Barratt Romania's on the Rise Abroad Outlook The low price of property is tempting for intrepid investors, writes Gordon Miller Fact File Berkeley Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Good Wood Winners What's New? Eddy Shah, a pioneer of cutting-edge change in the newspaper world, has joined the green revolution and is building eco-friendly pine lodges in Wiltshire, says Mary Gold Filey Resorts to Village Life The old Butlins camp is being turned into a smart £120m holiday development. Jayne Dowle reports Fact File A Change in the Tide Where next? New property developments are giving a different buzz to Brighton, says Damian Barr New Brighton Alpine homes Top Ten . . . Baths The Great Indoors Ideal Home Show French Moves Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hotels & Resorts Multiple Display Advertising Items Charles Church Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Shopping Home File Garden Living The Times Home Wares Fix against Rate Rises Home File Harry wants to pay off his mortgage early so a 15-year term might be the answer Best Buys Fixed Rate Mortgages Property Watch A View of the Week's Home Shows Brief Encounter Tenancy Agreements Bricks and Mortar Multiple Display Advertising Items
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