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  • Get your hands dirty in Sardinia

    November 15, 2009

    THESE days, you can hardly turn on a television without seeing somebody rummaging around in hedgerows, or cooking a meal with something they have just picked or plucked from a tree. Foraging is in. The idea of wandering around the British countryside in November looking for my dinner doesn’t exactly appeal – but doing so [...]

  • The disaster film to end disaster films

    November 12, 2009

    Film2012Cert: 12ABYTHETIME you come blinking out of the cinema, you’d be forgiven for thinking it is 2012, so long and exhausting is the latest film from large-scale disaster specialist Roland Emmerich. In Independence Day he had aliens lay waste to the planet until Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum fought back; in Godzilla the giant dinosaur [...]

  • OUT THIS WEEKEND

    November 12, 2009

    FILMCOLD SOULS Existential comedy about an actor who loses his soul, with Paul Giamatti. AMELIA Lacklustre biopic about the pilot Amelia Earhart, starring Hilary Swank. TAKING woodstock Comedy about the famous sixties music festival. DVDSTAR TRECK XI The greatest sci-fi franchise of them all gets a surprisingly good prequel. MOON Sam Rockwell stars in this [...]

  • Off-piste style for the slopes

    November 12, 2009

    SKI season’s here and while it’s the quality of the snow that counts (of course), it’s also important to look the part. You don’t want to be caught out in frumpy, worn out gear from years ago. Remember, keeping warm is best done with high quality items, including – naturally – a smart hip flask. [...]

  • Make a stylish statement with this season’s winter coats

    November 12, 2009

    JOHN Lewis today announced some shocking news – sales of winter coats have shot up as a result of the current cold snap. Once you’ve recovered from this mind-bending news, you may realise that you are, in fact, one of the (shivering) women that are still without a proper coat for winter. If you’re holding [...]

  • EMBRACE YOUR TIES, CHAPS

    November 12, 2009

    Sara HollambyStyle Counsel IF women wore ties, I’d be first in line. They are the male equivalent of jewellery and scarves but possibly with even more attitude. Men often say to me: “Oh but women have more choice of clothing for work”. It is true that women can add skirts or dresses, but on the [...]

  • Say hello to the new Cotswolds

    November 12, 2009

    THE Cotswolds are lovely, but the problem with them is that everybody knows it. Prices are high – whether you’re buying dinner or a house. If it’s the latter, entering the market can be a struggle as demand far exceeds supply, and when you do land your dream cottage, you’ll be paying over the odds [...]

  • FOCUS ON: HERNE HILL, SE24

    November 12, 2009

    FAWNBRAKE AVENUE, SE24 0BEPrice: £775,000This four-bedroom property, located just a short walk from Herne Hill station (10 minutes to Blackfriars), has a red-bricked exterior with white ornate detail and the charm of the Edwardian era. Inside, there are high ceilings and solid oak flooring in each of the two reception rooms and there is also [...]

  • Q&A: SALES

    November 12, 2009

    Russell HuntDIRECTOR OF PROPERTY HUNT Q.Dear Russell, There’s not a lot on the market and I keep losing out. With Christmas coming up, I’m really tempted to put my search on hold until January. A.People are always asking about how best to succeed when there’s a lack of stock on the market and I would [...]

  • Google is trying to make mobile phone ads pay

    November 12, 2009

    COMPANIES have spent years trying to work out how to make advertising on the mobile phone work. In many ways, it should be a no-brainer: unlike the PC, we’ve always seen our phones as something to spend cash on – whether we’re buying calls, texts, ringtones or data services. They are an unashamedly commercial device [...]

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