We bring you the best of the weekend papers, including tax haven warehouses for the ultra-rich, Crossrail as Britain’s biggest archaeological dig and a French anti-prostitution law sparks a public slanging match
Über-warehouses for the ultra-rich (Economist)
Ever more wealth is being parked in fancy storage facilities. For some customers, they are an attractive new breed of tax haven
Pictured above: Luxembourg freeport
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Crossrail: Britain’s biggest archaeological dig will transform London (Guardian)
Crossrail is not just about engineering: artists, designers and archaeologists (pictured above) are all involved in the £15bn new railway. As the amazing tunnel-boring machines approach halfway, Rowan Moore dons his hard hat and goes below
TSB £2bn flotation planned for next year (Telegraph)
Lloyds will initially sell down a stake of between 30pc and 50pc when 631-branch bank TSB floats
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Screen stars join France’s battle to ‘save’ prostitution (Telegraph)
An anti-prostitution law to be debated in France’s parliament has sparked a public slanging match between the country’s artists and intellectuals
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