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November 7, 2009
Jobless rise piles fresh pressure on US president
...time homebuyers. Mr Obama also said he was considering a new tax credit for jobs and more spending on "ageing roads and bridges". Given the public's scepticism about the administration's claim to have created or saved 1m jobs with its $787bn...analysts believe needs to show a firm commitment to lower deficits or risk pressure on the dollar and in the bond market. Christopher Caldwell, Page 13 By Edward Luce and Krishna Guha in Washington
November 7, 2009
Jobless rise piles fresh pressure on US president
...time homebuyers. Mr Obama also said he was considering a new tax credit for jobs and more spending on "ageing roads and bridges". Given the public's scepticism about the administration's claim to have created or saved 1m jobs with its $787bn...believe needs to demonstrate a firm commitment to lower deficits or risk pressure on the dollar and in the bond market. Christopher Caldwell, Page 7 Lex, Page 16 By Edward Luce and Krishna Guha in Washington
December 20, 2008
Five best winter walks in Europe
...Inn (01749-342306; www.thegeorgeinn.co.uk) – Croscombe’s two excellent, friendly village inns To read Christopher Somerville’s full walk review, click here Polderlands and winter birds on the edge of the Ijsselmeer Take the train...spectacle. Length: 8 milesMap: from Tourist Office in Hoorn (www.vvvweb.nl)Lunch: Les Deux Ponts at the two bridges near Avenhorn; La Mère Anne at N247 bridge; De Karperput at Scharwoude; plenty of places in Hoorn Sweden: Walking... By Christopher Somerville
December 29, 2007
Passport, tickets, conscience
...quiet theatre. I cycled from village to village past paddies and buffalo ponds, and across temporary reed and bamboo bridges that crossed small rivers. I clambered up to virtually hidden caves where young lads with torches illuminated Buddha...general, there are good plans, bad plans, well-intentioned plans and ones that simply need a bit of fine-tuning. Christopher Hill, who worked in London's financial industry before he founded Handsup Holidays, later explained to me how he had... By Amar Grover
December 28, 2007
Passport, tickets, conscience
...quiet theatre. I cycled from village to village past paddies and buffalo ponds, and across temporary reed and bamboo bridges that crossed small rivers. I clambered up to virtually hidden caves where young lads with torches illuminated Buddha statues and lagoon...general, there are good plans, bad plans, well-intentioned plans and ones that simply need a bit of fine-tuning. Christopher Hill, who worked in London’s financial industry before he founded Handsup Holidays, later explained to me how he... By Amar Grover
October 11, 2008
God smiles on Slovenia
...it, with a gigantic national flag flying high, and a little river meanders through its centre, crossed by fanciful bridges. Everyone in Ljubljana seems to be having a good time. Countless al fresco cafes line the riverbanks, and they are...washed and clustered, with deep eaves and higgledy-piggledy lanes, and one has a little church with a fresco of St Christopher on its southern wall. Every which way stand the tall white houses, with wide gardens full of flowers, and nothing much... By Jan Morris
October 11, 2008
God smiles on Slovenia
...it, with a gigantic national flag flying high, and a little river meanders through its centre, crossed by fanciful bridges. Everyone in Ljubljana seems to be having a good time. Countless al fresco cafes line the riverbanks, and they are...washed and clustered, with deep eaves and higgledy-piggledy lanes, and one has a little church with a fresco of St Christopher on its southern wall. Every which way stand the tall white houses, with wide gardens full of flowers, and nothing much... By Jan Morris
March 26, 2008
London advice bridges the cultural gap
...property group which bears his name, is sitting with his son Christopher in Mr von Ungern-Sternberg office in the heart of the City...UK operations are where his help is most often required. Christopher Garbe, one of two sons who work in the family business... By Michael Prest
March 25, 2008
Me and my adviser: London advice bridges the cultural gap
...property group which bears his name, is sitting with his son Christopher (left) in Mr von Ungern-Sternberg office in the heart of...UK operations are where his help is most often required. Christopher Garbe, one of two sons who work in the family business... By Michael Prest
January 7, 2006
An architect turns his eye to residences
...to arts buildings and hugely, self-consciously iconic bridges, his brand values are now being avidly sought by ambitious...retail and hotel space, is viable and whether developer Christopher Carley can succeed in shifting 250 units in a city hardly...for the extraordinary transformation of engineering, of bridges and stations, into magical architecture. Without his efforts... By Edwin Heathcote