News from 22/06/2007
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Gráinne Gilmore, Andrew Robson, Lucy Alexander, Immanuel Kant, Fred Redwood, Neelam Verjee, David Brown, Tom Rowland, Zahid Hussain, Simon Barnes, Peter Lansley, Richard Hobson, Alexandra Frean Education Editor, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Hannah Betts, David Chater, Ben Hoyle Arts Reporter, James Bone, Sir Stephen Wall, James Ducker, Christopher Lyster, Rob Owen Chief Executive, Penny Wark, Richard Hobson One-Day Cricket Correspondent, Dr Adrian Yonace, Patrick Kidd, Jane Wenham-Jones, Sam Marlowe, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Lucy Bannerman, Joe Joseph, Andrew Norfolk, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, David McVay, Kasia Maciejowska, Jane MacArtney, Robert Sklar, Siobhan Kennedy, Francis Elliott, Charles Gidley Wheeler, Pete Doherty, Jack Malvern, Tom Bawden, Dominic Walsh, Dan Sabbagh Media Editor, Geoff Davison, Melanie Reid, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Peter Hain, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Phoebe Greenwood, Anne Ashworth Property Editor, Alan Hamilton, S. Vincent, Marc Aspland Chief Sports Photographer, Ron Lewis, Adam Sherwin Media Correspondent, Greg Hurst, David Charter, Hugo Rifkind, Derwent May, Alan Cleaver, Emma Thompson, Paula Hawkins, Carola Long, Gerard Baker, Sarah Vine, Richard Wagner, Tom Baldwin, James Rossiter, Sam Coates, Pete Paphides, Ann Treneman, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Gabriel Rozenberg, Bernard Lagan, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Emma Pomfret, Marcus Binney, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Lucia Adams, Adam Sage, Douglas Hedley, Lewis Smith, Lord Jay of Ewelme, Matt Hughes, Sarah Birke, Andrea Hey, Roland Rudd, Nigel Hawkes, Jeremy Page, Chris Campling, Patrick Hosking, Helen Nugent, Richard Owen, Lindsey Bareham, Marcus Leroux, Mick Hume, Francesca Steele, Gabriel Rozenberg Economics Reporter, Nick Hasell, Julian Muscat, Paul Simons, Adam Fresco, Michael Herman, Steve Jelbert, Nick Szczepanik, Anne Ashworth, Dearbáil Jordan, Mary Ann Sieghart, Jonathan Clayton, Philip Webster Political Editor, Jane Shilling, Michele Kirsch, Sophie Heawood, Kurt Waldheim, George Caulkin, Alan Franks, Brian King, Vice-Admiral Sir James Jungius, Russell Jenkins, Caitlin Moran, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Richard Beeston, David Hutcheon, Rajeev Syal, Philip Webster, Lucia van der Post, Jack Malvern Arts Reporter, David Sinclair, Martin Waller, Mark Loveday, Lewis Smith Environment Reporter, Chris Ayres, James Jackson, Patrick Foster, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain, Benedict Nightingale, Angus Batey, Michael Dickson, Sam Coates Political Correspondent, The Rev Dr James Robson, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Alyson Rudd, Bill Edgar, Richard Morrison, Tony Halpin, Michael Evans, Judith Heywood, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Alexandra Blair Education Correspondent, Olav Bjortomt, Lord Ezra, Simon Crerar, Barry Hyman, Jan Raath, Bryce Elder, Joe Bolger, Christopher Irvine, Damian Barr, Susan Emmett,
ResumoThe Times Index Rail firm's secret plan for penalty fare cash Treat passengers as fare dodgers, guards told Long ticket office queues are 'no excuse' Index Poland demands EU votes for war deaths Blair's security fears US mortgage fallout Aborigine child abuse Pill for diabetes Index Comment World Business Register Sport Index Timesonline Index Today's weather The Times Ashdown's 'snub' to Brown kills Lib Dem Cabinet prospects Parties blame each other for leak Leaders' relations will now be soured Train ticket prices to rise until 2015 Pugh Soldier killed by mortar is named Legal aid bonanza Blair meets Arnie Big Brother comes to Glastonbury Police with CCTV cameras roam site Cannabis users to get 'street warning' Chopard The numbers . . . and wow, man, there's plenty of light for him to see by. . . Insulin pill promises an end to the needle for diabetics Breakthrough by Cardiff researchers Disease may be better controlled Pioneer gene therapy for Parkinson's produces year of benefit A growing problem Nicotine patches and gum to be sold in pubs He can't put a foot wrong in F1, but in a go-kart. . . Dior Poles demand more EU votes to compensate for war deaths How deep red are the lines? The science of voting I'm more likely to be assassinated here than in Baghdad, says Blair Why he rejected flak jacket option New neighbours express their fears The secret of his success? A pair of lucky brogues The end game Dell I'm taking on media for other celebrities, Heather Mills tells photographer's trial She claims that he assaulted her Defendant had been 'hounding' her How hero of Beachy Head brought suicidal woman to safety Tech Guys A plastic solution to the problem of grubby fivers? Not at any price Bank promises action on tatty notes Australian money lasts 10 times longer Supermarket and Tube hasten death of the cheque Don't report card fraud to police, victims told HIV link to virus from 4m years ago Barrymore wait Help for children Blair takes on Blair Bin 'eats' rubbish The tinkle of tennis Garnier Becker's free lunch People After the huge ratings success of NBC's interview with Bruce Willis at the premiere of Die Hard 4.0 in London. How does a 52-year-old man play a muscle-pumping action hero? "i had to work out more than ever, " Willis told us. "Although I am relying heavily on science. " Traditional art lovers in Liverpool note that Tracey … Spare a thought this weekend for Damian Green, the … A hefty celebrity turnout is expected for Ricky Hatton' Postscript We are as bored as you with stories about a) Facebook … Lord Chancellor's men 'morris dance while Rome burns' Ministry debates name of its troupe Critics deride official submission SAAB Sainsbury's Politician in Rushdie row to visit Britain Minister backed suicide bombing He hopes to 'clear misunderstanding' Home Staff: Five reported sightings of Madeleine in Malta Currys Toyota Postal workers to walk out on June 29 after failure to resolve salary dispute Mail drop The Times Orange Learn before you go Argos Pills lift Hirst to top of art world's most expensive list Medicine chest sells for £9.65m Rejected Bacon work sold for £21.6m Suzuki Liberal Disposition An audacious move by Brown and an unimaginative response from Campbell Write Knight Free speech is non-negotiable in an open society Rubber Cheques A modest proposal on how to make the grotty fiver buoyant and durable Wake me from this knightmare Picture Gallery Politeness is for milk-livered clotpoles A balm for 30 years of wounds from the Troubles EU treaty is no federal beast Unoriginal sin Space invaders Where does the blame lie for turning British sailors into Iranian captives? Brown's lessons Timesonline The treatment of prisoners Israeli society Happy deal Hearse etiquette Ghastly garlic Meal planner Clean money Sir Ming, hapless victim of a mischief-maker Alas, poor Britain. The best name for it is Absurdistan Sex cases PC jailed for grooming girl, 13 Victim was sent 750 text messages Officer 'depressed' over his wife's affair Multiple Display Advertising Items Dfs How Chancellor's leaked offer of co-operation has left Lib Dem leader dazed and confused Brown The offer British Airways Many are called but only a few are chosen Brown The offer Savour the moment; it'll get difficult from now on Boscastle fights the floods for a second time in three years ILVA Everyday Beautiful Orange breached privacy law Orchids trick amorous wasps Nine held over dog-fighting RSPB fears for dwindling swift Girl's body 'put in mincing machine' No trace found of missing 14-year-old Owner of kebab shop denies murder Multiple Display Advertising Items Dolphin Bathrooms Packed jails provide fresh dish of Porridge Modern twist on a classic comedy Action revolves around prison visits Multiple Display Advertising Items The end game Nikon Seventh terror suspect disappears under 'ineffective' control orders Iraqi was tagged and under a curfew Restrictions are 'not tight enough' Mental patient killed teenager after release Ladies' Day rain sprouts a tropical garden Mazda Currys This bedful of big love is a bit too good to be true First night Theatre The Five Wives of Maurice Pinder Cottesloe, SE1 Multiple Display Advertising Items Halfords Security for 2012 Games 'not moving fast enough' Decision-making criticised by police New law may cover Olympic protection Organisers reveal vision for 2012 culture festival Helicopter defences unable to stop missile Dead soldier tells his girl: 'i loved you. Now get on and be happy' Last words Poles need more Catholic schools Policeman charged Boy 'abducted' Killer's plea fails Murder suspect 7/7 medals for dogs Argos Wellbeing of pupils 'sacrificed in the pursuit of results' Report attacks emphasis on targets Schools 'treated like businesses' 'Virtual' head teachers to look after needs of children in care Wildlife flourishes on melting ice Nutrient release attracts wildlife Revived life cycle helps to trap carbon Anglian The big bad wolf that ate mammoths for breakfast Death-list rumours take hold in town haunted by suicide mystery Ulster Anguish amid the peace Internet cruelty is causing paranoia in a community where three boys have hanged themselves Oddbins Ulster Anguish amid the peace Sad statistics Pullman tops poll of best children's books Tesco Work materials The shortlist Nigeria France Aborigines lose right to run their lands over child sex abuse scandal Ban on alcohol and pornography Benefits linked to school attendance The underclass Army of frogs to combat killer mosquitoes EDF Energy David Clulow Healing hands (AP): Former minister and his wife jailed for corruption Parents film son, 15, doing surgery Doctors run own maternity clinic Caesarean 'for an attempt on record London 7-8 July 2007 Interpol on trail of Buddhist killers Ritual murder 'by members of sect' Indian police seek suspects in China Multiple Display Advertising Items Dorje Shugden Wife divorced by a Kennedy has annulment overturned Ibis Hotel Reasons for an annulment Mob kills man after car hits child Driver flees from scene of accident Police deny there was a racial motive Eos Airlines (AP): Lebanese militants 'are defeated' (AP): Afghan aid halted (AFP): Missile test success (AP): No to gay marriage (AP): Abortion ruling (AFP): 'Rioter', aged 3 (Reuters): Down the drain (AP): Cheat disqualified KIA Motors You can't park here: it's my retreat, says 'Nimby' Clooney Learn before you go Pipex Petrol stations reject cash as currency becomes worthless Exchange rate for US$ doubles daily Steep fares keep workers at home Themara Foreign Staff: Fears for hostages as troops kill gunmen in rescue bid Armed rebellion puts a nation on the edge as oil riches flow out Nigerian output falls by a quarter World concerned by rising militancy The cost of liquid gold (AFP): 'Bomber' arrested at Gay Pride rally amid angry protests by religious Right Cheltenham & Gloucester 14 American soldiers killed (AFP): High spirits at music festival (AP): $200m start for poverty fund (AP): Children dish up street art Foreign training group falls foul of Kremlin The Times An image anything but negative Tda Neighbours beat up writer for novel that was just too close to home The Times UK's private equity industry must adapt or die, says Hands Problems deeper than tax issues Industry 'below traffic wardens' Burden increases on householders Jessops lifeline LSE swoop Hedge fund fined Quote of the day Trade talks fail Business big shot Rivals leave Dow Jones open for News Corporation Business of religion Stock markets Barclays Capital is big lender to stricken hedge fund No going back on profitable job exports Picture Gallery Running up the dirty linen Commodities Pill prescribed Currencies Campo Real Need to know Timesonline Conran group extends restaurant empire D&D London to buy Image outlets Up to £10m for fashionable chain Business big shot Dominic Walsh Analysis The Sunday Times A former Barclays Bank employee writes. The bank's … City Diary Picture Gallery The Times Not worth the paper it's printed on? City Diary Off target City Diary Farewell, then, Optimistic Entertainment, which called City Diary Threatening calls City Diary Nasdaq left to stew as LSE pushes ahead with its Borsa offer Picture Gallery Rumour of the day In the know Deal of the day Bet of the day Smaller stock Banks' £67m lifeline offers Jessops a glimmer of hope Audi In focus Shutters coming down Disposable incomes fall as rise in rates and energy prices take toll Only 22% of pay left after essentials Consumers may turn to credit cards Acer Corporate tax review eyes return of £100bn Youth movement offers brighter future Business of religion Judaism A declining and disparate Jewish population makes balancing the books difficult, writes James Rossiter How Synagogue plc funds its condominium of dreams Carbon Trust GLG Partners hit by second fine for insider dealing Fund pays penalty for Vivendi deals Punishment is most AMF can levy Rivals wait as Blackstone IPO raises $4bn The Times Oakley goes to Luxottica in $2bn deal Ofcom must take note — mob rule is taking hold Media Multiple Display Advertising Items BBC tackles allegations that it has 'an innate liberal bias' Media 'No longer matter of left and right' Corporation says polemics are good Mediapolis Pledge by LVMH on Les Echos autonomy Fujitsu Computers Siemens Talks to rescue trade deal fail amid recriminations Brazil and India cut meeting short Deadlock with EU and America Blair wins defence concessions in US Lloyds TSB What's up for discussion 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 ICI dogged by warning of potential poison pill Large caps China Biodiesel slides on warning Small caps Gilts With rates on the up, time may be ripe to check out of B&B Keller Group BPP Holdings Equity Prices The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times unit trust information service Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds The Times British funds QA Weather Eye John Ward Portraitist whose skilled draughtsmanship brought him work for the Royal Family John Ward, CBE, portraitist and illustrator, was born on October 10,1917. He died on June 14,2007, aged 89 Lives Remembered Homer J. Stewart Scientist who worked for the Explorer I satellite success that saved American blushes after the Soviet Sputnik triumph Homer J. Stewart, aerospace engineer, was born on August 15,1915. He died on May 26,2007, aged 91 Karen Spärck Jones Researcher whose work on information retrieval underpins modern search technologies on the world wide web Karen Spärck Jones, computer scientist, was born on August 26,1935. She died of cancer on April 4,2007, aged 71 Questions Answered How we mark time, and morale under fire Evidence of no intention is required Law Report Coroner's discretionary power to adjourn inquest Queen's Bench Divisional Court Court Circular Service appointments Latest wills Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal Notices Multiple Display Advertising Items Bridge Chess Winning move Birthdays Anniversaries Newspapers Support Recycling Births Forthcoming Marriages Golden Anniversaries To place death notices, acknowledgements or notices … Church news Deaths In Memoriam - Private Dinner Motorpoint Wolf-online Machine Mart Supercar Club New Lotus brings a taste of grand prix life to the roads Motoring Feather weight owing to glassfibre Braking system is race-proven Specification Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Elite Registrations Trade-Sales The Private Clinic Blizzard put eight planes into a glacial deep freeze Weather Eye Nature Notes On This Day June 22,1925 Winning Move Weather Weatherquest Yeats shows quality in Gold Cup success Racing Royal Ascot Return trip to Australia on cards Chance to match Sagaro next year Royal Ascot Yesterday's results Lingfield Park Ripon Beverley Towcester Tennis Coral Football Darjina can be leading lady in Coronation Racing Royal Ascot Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Ascot Racing Royal Ascot Premiership Rugby Academy Horsing around in the cheap seats on an afternoon of unbridled fun Royal Ascot Ladies' Day The Silver Ring may lack the cachet of the Royal Enclosure but its reputation for revelry drew 20,000 racegoers yesterday Investec Orange Redcar Racing Ayr Newmarket Musselburgh Course specialists Wilkin tries luck in distinguished position Rugby league Frontline international Bowls Results Cricket Football Golf Herbie Frogg Tennis Cricket Fixtures Rugby league Other sport The Sunday Times Teams Federer keeping up appearances with stylish new look Tennis Swiss has designs on his fifth title Rusedski starts hunt for champion The Times Mauresmo and Henin close in on showdown Timesonline Warburg keen to be Queen's poster boy Tennis Alyson Rudd picks up the trail as we continue to follow a path through Wimbledon qualifying and beyond The Times Road to SW19 Castillo struggling to make weight for vital Hatton payday Boxing In-debt Mexican fearful of Briton Mayweather bout still a possibility The Times Weaver finds solace on course Golf Barry agrees to Harlequins switch Britons eye glory Cardiff carnival Sosa milestone England triumph Trueman appeal Excellence suffers in lurid pursuit of money Collingwood looks likely to offer only way forward for England Cricket Pietersen not in running for top job Strauss appears to be yesterday's man Gayle vents anger at poor management Scoreboard from Worcester Ronnie Irani, the Essex captain, has announced his … The facts, the fixtures, the ones to watch Cricket Twenty 20 Cup Short game is selling out tickets, but not its soul Power plays Owen signals his intention to stick with Newcastle Football Timesonline Window watch Dead certs Decent bets Long shots England pay the price for failing to invest in youth development Football European Under-21 Championship Cruyff criticises tactical revolution Statistics prove Dutch superiority England boost as Israel lose strikers Fifa pays up £45m QPR to hear fate Mikel suspended Thug given ban Pearce looking to restore reputation with full-time role Football European Under-21 Championship Continental Timesonline Taylor grabs opportunity to impress McClaren Football European Under-21 Championship Defender keeps feet on the ground Dismisses 'cheat' and 'coward' gibes What will become of the likely lads? Thaksin on £50m quest to put City among elite Football Malaise in Manchester Investment in players a priority Plan is to be as big a club as United Betfair Champion of the poor Frauds, thieves, tax dodgers and forgers aren't welcome here Football Maiaise in Manchester Fit and Proper Test The key questions Paid for sale of empire to foreigners Times Crossword 23,634 The Insider Eriksson eyes another payday after £6m job offer from City The Times Bringing it all together Inside Royal Ascot Simon Barnes Index The face Agente provocatrice Did you see? The theory sounds clunky The click Did you know? It's English, but not as we know it Did you hear? Murray and the height of fame The intense fragrance of the damask, or Damascene, rose fills the Syrian village of Mrah during the short harvest season in the foothills of the Qalmoun mountains, north of Damascus Modern morals Four richer, four poorer How many children make the perfect family? Four seems to be the new ideal for affluent parents. Sarah Vine explains why, and two mothers give conflicting views on large families Four times table The mother of four Three's company It's not the winning . . . It's how you cope with the cash that counts. As the 10,000th jackpot is up for grabs, Penny Wark asks one winner about life after the Lottery AA The Times A purchase involves not just the purse but the heart as well The beach is banned, the bar is barred Pete's retreat National Su Doku Championships Hair with Hari I'm newly single. What can I wear? Answers your style questions Luxury with Lucia You can't go wrong with a pearl or two Flora Rosehips: a magic ingredient to beat the pain of arthritis Health An anti-inflammatory drug is helping arthritis sufferers both human and equine, reports Dr Thomas Stuttaford In Body & Soul tomorrow The Times Magimix Grilled mackerel with tomato and beetroot salad Welcome to a fresh-food paradise Mountains of wholefood produce get the tastebuds tingling Chicken yakitori and cucumber relish Sausage, sage and butter beans with rigatoni ING Direct Glasto at a Glance Going down a storm in Glastonbury Kicking off our Glasto special, the Killers tell Sophie Heawood how a Venice tornado prepared them for Worthy Farm The Doherty Diaries Manic Street Preachers Timesonline Glastonbury at a glance NationalTheatre Fanfare blast They're the Sunday morning wake-up call. Emma Pomfret meets the National Youth Orchestra The Times 'I'm a minger, malingerer' In the final part of his diary extracts, Pete Doherty reveals the agony and the ecstasy of life on the road Come on, vogue: Glasto goes gay Andrea Bocelli The Times Classical Lawrence Zazzo Byrdland Landor The Official UK Charts Pop Editors An End Has a Start Kitchenware Multiple Display Advertising Items I sit and watch as years go by Convent girl, Mick's chick, junkie, but Marianne Faithfull isn't an if-only person, she tells Alan Franks Pop Grinderman Forum, NW5 Opera Reviews First night Elephant and Castle Snape Maltings, Suffolk Theatre Small Miracle Tricycle, NW6 Multiple Display Advertising Items Allen bothers the God botherers Last night's TV Keith Allen Will Burn in Hell Channel 4 Hollywood Lives ITV1 The Times Television choices Peaches cream of Glastonbury The tracks of their tears Today's TV Summer Exhibition Viewing Guide BBC Two, 7pm The Insider Channel 4,7. 30pm Glastonbury 2007 BBC Two, 8pm/11pm (also BBC Three and BBC Four) Digital Choice Variations The Lost World of the Raj BBC Two, 9pm Film of the night Film choice Flash Gordon (1980) ITV3, 9pm Best of the rest Web video of the day Puzzles — answers from the back page Entertainment, Factual and Kids 24-hour listings highlights Prime-time multichannel planner Sport Today's radio Radio Choice Su Doku Challenge Times2 QUIZ Times2 Crossword No 4248 Picture Gallery Word Watching Polygon Full Tilt Poker Index Coasting along in style at high speed If you are looking for a day out filled adrenaline then there are some of the best white-knuckle rides on offer this summer around the United Kingdom and within easy reach in Europe Contents Media Planet German parks give all of the rest a run for their money If you are looking for energetic fun combined with high centrifugal forces and scary descentscombined with some of the best rides for younger children and restaurants of superior quality then head for the land of Richard Wanger and Immanuel Kant First roller-coaster Down the hatch without a scratch On the road to Borneo Phantasia Land Why there is money in wax Europa Park Breaks Seed sculpture heralds new era for the Eden Project to grow into The domed plant houses at the environmental centre near St Austell in Cornwall have a new heavyweight resident this season and concessions for cyclists Great expectations now for new Dickens World You might not quite have imagined Miss Havisham as a theme park character on stilts and your idea of a Dick- ensian school might not include desks with LCD displays and multiple choice answers, but Britain's newest theme park aims to bring the life of xharles Dickens to a new generation Why we like the ride Safer than fishing Dickens World in Chatham Life can still be sweet when you are under a metre tall The patrents and carers of Younger children need to offer them something gentler and less challenging and there is no shortage of choice. Spectacular roller-coasters are all very well for the teens and those perpetually young at heart but most fast rides have age and height restrictions and are not suitable … A history that started with iceslides The idea of pushing a sled down an undulating wooden track covered in ice gave rise to the modern roller-coaster but things have progressed a long way since then ZSL London Zoo Index Anne Ashworth Property Editor Opening Bids Home on the Web Focus on Prosperous professionals Exeter Average property prices £000s In Georgian Townhouse in London Get in Get out Get Away Islington: five-storey property built in 1805 with elegant interior features Out Rural Home in Cambridgeshire Great Gransden: country house with landscaped gardens and outbuildings Away Limestone Manor in Devon Bovey Tracey: 1850 house with traditional interiors on the edge of Dartmoor A New Map of England Market Report Is Brown going to build in your backyard? Susan Emmett plots the incoming PM's moves Citu eco modern living Ancestral Landslide This princess is selling part of her grounds to save her home, writes Anne Ashworth Cover Story British Gas Fact Box English Courtyard The Garden Grab Gathers Space Building in your backyard can pay well, says Lucy Alexander Multiple Display Advertising Items Bishops Park Top Seed in London Where to Spend It With the rise of the £6 million house, is Wimbledon now the capital's most fashionable suburb? asks Lucy Alexander Sport Suburbs Tennislondon Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Any Style You like Where to Spend It Zeals House is a fascinating mixture and is ripe for a makeover, writes Marcus Binney Fact File Inside Track A New Star Rises Where next? Swindon will soon be among the best places to live in the South West, says Fred Redwood For Sale Hotspots in the Making The regeneration of tired towns in the South could yield bargains, says Judith Heywood Price List Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Swaylands It's Summer in the City! Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Wreck of the Week Home File Brief Encounter The Missing Landlord The Times Picnic Time Posh Pads that Pay their Way Abroad Outlook Fancy an affordable luxury home in Bordeaux? Lucy Alexander reports Lease Back French Homes The Wealth Tax Bricks and Mortar City Lofts Group PLC
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