Living on a gold mine: how to exploit the wealth beneath your home
In law, you own everything up to the sky and down to the centre of the earth (should you want…
ByIn law, you own everything up to the sky and down to the centre of the earth (should you want…
ByJust a few days ago the government formally announced the imminent stock market flotation of state-owned British postal stalwart Royal…
ByAs the chief executive of English Heritage in an age of austerity, Simon Thurley wants to tell the English to…
ByNon-UK citizens have bought almost eight out of ten luxury new-build homes sold in central London in the past two…
ByThis current deal, unthinkable a month ago, would not have materialised were it not for the threat of American missiles…
ByThis week, editor Josh Spero talks about his visit to the British Museum’s Life and Death in Pompeii and Herculaneum…
ByMore people are buying multiples because actual art-objects are becoming increasingly expensive It’s only a change of name, but it…
ByWe bring you the best of the weekend’s papers: why violence in Kenya is sending the Brits fleeing, why the…
ByThe surprise measure was introduced in the Finance Bill 2013 without prior consultation HMRC has published guidance on s176 of…
ByMark Hix delves into his extensive archive to provide us with this cracking Bread Pudding This week we have a…
ByLast week Food Friday covered small-plate dining and this week we’re getting even more micro Last week Food Friday covered…
ByTHERE WAS A particular national industry the late Margaret Thatcher never passed over to the private sector, although she did…
ByHMRC, in their on-going effort to combat tax evasion (illegal) and tax avoidance (legal but no longer acceptable), have produced…
ByFrom check-in and security to shopping, lounges and jets, airports and airlines are doing a little blue-skies thinking. Could it…
ByHMRC, in their on-going effort to combat tax evasion (illegal) and tax avoidance (legal but no longer acceptable), have produced…
ByHomelessness in the UK made the headlines again last week, with the latest figures worrying reading. Over 56,000 households were…
By‘PUBLIC SPENDING WATCHDOGS claim [Vodafone] has a moral duty to hand over some of its gains to taxpayers’ read the…
By‘You know, darling, she’s got that quality, she just lifts a room when she walks into it.’ I knew what…
BySpear’s editor Josh Spero has been quoted in a Daily Mail story about why Britain’s millionaires are so young, based…
ByLast weekend, news broke of a legal opinion which suggested – contrary to what companies say – that there is…
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