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NewsImages: Cutty Sark damage not as bad as feared
Experts are examining ship’s wrought iron frame to assess full extent of fire damage to famous tea clipper
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NewsSteve Morgan buys Wolves but Sir Jack becomes life president
Sir Jack Hayward will remain life president of Wolverhampton Wanderers despite selling club to Redrow founder Steve Morgan
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NewsGehry wins Hove seafront planning battle
Ruth Kelly gives controversial scheme the green light depsite fierce local opposition
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NewsVincent Tchenquiz eyes Erinaceous
Tchenquiz joins 3i and Bridgepoint in battle for property services firm
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NewsGleeds chosen for Zaha Hadid's Dubai Opus
Consultants will project and cost manage 1.7m sq ft of commercial development for Omniyat Properties
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Paper Round: How to mend broken HIPs
Housing packs and planning policy face public and government scrutiny
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NewsMitie report 12% rise in pre-tax profit
Turnover up 30.3% to £1.3bn with solid growth in engineering, facilities and property services
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Building Exchange innovation competition finalists announced
Hambleside Danelaw, Architen Landrell Associates and Secure Energy Solutions head product showcase in Valencia
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New president for the Electrical Contractors Association
Former chairman of the ECA's education and training standing committee Bob Hall named president
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NewsLondon hospital sues Carillion for fraud
Dispute with Chelsea and Westminister Hospital relates to £2m of work which NHS Trust says was never carried out
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NewsQSs behaving badly
Should the RICS have reacted so strongly to young surveyors having a bit of fun?
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CommentThe e-decade
Ten years ago, the internet was in its infancy, and everyday words like Google and blogging would have just been strange, meaningless sounds. Alex Smith reflects on how we got from there to here
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CommentTwo cheers for Tony Blair
The back story of the Blair years is undoubtedly one of economic growth.
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NewsHanson’s British HQ may shut if £8bn German bid succeeds
HeidelbergCement expected to move HQ to Germany if £11-a-share takeover goes through
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A bit of a misunderstanding
This was an appeal by William David Lloyd and MGL (Rugby) Ltd against a decision that they were liable to pay Andrew Michael Sutcliffe a share of the profit made from a residential building development. Lloyd had, through one of his companies, Nimega Ltd, obtained two options to purchase the ...
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NewsRICS surveys the damage after wild party in Mayfair
Institution calls on the guilty to own up after annual dinner for under 35s gets out of hand
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CommentHere’s to Tony
Our legal eagles offer up their judicious verdicts on the Blair era, with the other TB, Tony Bingham, finding himself surprisingly misty eyed at the departure of a Labour PM