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  • CAR TALK

    November 8, 2011

    PEUGEOT 208 Available next spring with three and five doors, this is Peugeot’s new 208, a descendent of the iconic 205, which was a great little driver’s car. Peugeot claim the 208 will be lighter, more agile and more efficient than its predecessor – the 207 – and roomier and more luxurious inside too. Lets [...]

  • Shares in DTZ crash by 86pc

    November 7, 2011

    SHARES in DTZ have crashed by more than 86 per cent after the property consultancy, which is in takeover talks with several unknown bidders, said the equity in its business was worth “minimal value”, if anything at all. The company put itself up for sale last month, just days after its majority shareholder Saint George [...]

  • Not as wild as the original

    November 7, 2011

    BUNGA BUNGA 37 Battersea Bridge Road, SW11 3BA 020 7095 0360, bungabunga-london.com FOOD SERVICE ATMOSPHERE Cost per person without wine: £25 There’s often a point in the Apprentice TV show when a contestant’s confidence surpasses sense. Someone has an idea, and you spend the next 50 minutes watching the team run round and execute it [...]

  • QUAFFER’S CORNER

    November 7, 2011

    HEAD SOMMELIER AND MANAGER OF LUTYENS RESTAURANT With Thanksgiving fast approaching, I’m devoting this week to helping my American readers select a wine to have with their turkey. It’s not a festival that we celebrate in New Zealand but, as my sister-in-law is from New Mexico, I’m familiar with the palate of flavours and the [...]

  • FOOD & BOOZE NEWS

    November 7, 2011

    TOP VIEWS AT REVAMPED BAR With 360-degree views across London, this bar is particularly stunning on a clear night over Oxford Street where you can see the Christmas lights. The revamped viewing gallery on the 33rd floor has extended its cocktail bar so you can enjoy well-crafted cocktails, such as the aged Barcardi 8 year [...]

  • House prices up 1.2pc in October

    November 7, 2011

    UK house prices edged up by 1.2 per cent in October compared with September, but have fallen over the last year, according to the Halifax. The lender said that values had fallen by 1.8 per cent compared with a year ago. It said that the housing market had remained “highly resilient” despite weakness and a [...]

  • Crown Estate unveils its £300m redevelopment

    November 6, 2011

    The Crown Estate today unveiled its £300m redevelopment of Regent Palace Hotel, just behind Piccadilly Circus in London’s West End, into luxury offices and shops. The Queen’s property company said it has signed its first office tenant, the fund manager Generation, co-founded by former US Vice President Al Gore, to its 200,000 square feet of [...]

  • Sing in the rain under the sturdiest umbrella

    November 6, 2011

    HOW many times have you bought a dud umbrella? One that embarrasses you when it violently flips inside out? One that can’t quite stand up to the limp November rain, or an occasional bluster on the way to work? Well, worry no longer and consider one of these fine specimens. These umbrellas not only look [...]

  • Q&A: HOW TO GET DRESSED

    November 6, 2011

    Q. I am always cold but find wool knits unflattering on my petite frame. What are the alternatives? A. Oversized chunky winter knits look great on the runway but unless you are tall, require stacked heels to balance your proportions. The secret to staying elegant (but still warm and comfortable) at this time of year [...]

  • In the snow in British Columbia

    November 6, 2011

    RUNNING through Vancouver in bright ski gear, carrying boots, boards and skis is an experience in itself. Before hitting the steep and deep slopes of Whistler Blackcomb – British Columbia’s powder playground – we decided to find our ski legs at Vancouver’s nearby family resorts of Cypress, Seymour and Grouse Mountains. The local resorts are [...]

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