LA Times: $100m of art seized from antiquities dealer
Subhash Kapoor, a 64-year-old American citizen, awaits trial in India, where he is accused of being part of an antiquities…
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Harry Mount’s vitriolic attack on barristers completely overlooks the devastating effects of legal aid cuts Harry Mount’s scathing article about…
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ByTips for buying property for your children
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BySocial investment is at last on the G8 agenda
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ByMeet the Timeshare Tycoon and Former Swimwear Model Building the Largest House in America
The timeshare tycoon, the former swimwear model, the Florida home that’s bigger than the White House – and the documentary…
ByPuerto Rico Wants to Become an American State Why?
A Caribbean idyll, Puerto Rico wants to become the 51st star on the American flag. But what are the powerful…
ByNow's The Time to Invest in Stamps, Wine and Musical Instruments
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ByHollande Continues to Wobble, and that Suits Us Just Fine
Stephen Hill doesn’t mind if the Flanby lives up to his name. The Eurozone will crash and burn just fine…
ByAndrew Kojima’s Guest Recipe: Salmon Sashimi and Cucumber Salad
This salmon dish would be a perfect accompaniment to a gin and tonic Twelve years ago, I started professional life…
ByTony Conigliaro’s Guest Recipe: Mallow Milkshake
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We may not have had much sunny weather, but that shouldn’t prevent anyone enjoying a good gin and tonic at…
ByBarry Tucker’s Get Out of Jail Card
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ByThe Tyranny of the School Reunion and the Fast Diet
A high-school reunion isn’t just about catching up with old friends, says Daisy Prince it also means starving oneself in…
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