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Table of ContentsLUXURY REAL ESTATE CONDÉ NAST LUXURY GROUP

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The Coldwell Banker Previews International® Homes & Estates magazine is the premier publication that homebuyers turn to when searching for elite properties of exquisite character. Published bi-yearly, Homes & Estates not only features extraordinary homes, but provides its readers with the latest lifestyle trends in real estate, architecture, decorating and much more.

When you place a luxury property ad in Homes & Estates, it will also appear in a special section in the full international run of Unique Homes Magazine. That means exposure in two high-end real estate publications for the price of one. The print and digital editions combined reach a global audience of over a quarter of a million affluent individuals in more than 80 countries.

Enhanced editorial and advertorial opportunities, the availability of agent customization, and direct web links for all advertised properties—these all are part of the new Homes & Estates. For more detailed information, please contact the representative listed below.

CIRCULATION & DEMOGRAPHICS: TOTAL OUTREACH

Approximately: 290,000 combined print and digital distribution single issues

Published twice a year (Spring & Fall)

90,000 total print distribution, including:

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From increasing sales prices, to lower inventories and an overall renewed strength in certain markets, Unique Homes 2014 series will focus on how luxury real estate has been reshaped. Whether its a California coastal enclave, the skylines of Manhattan, the resort communities of Florida or Rocky Mountain ranches, UH

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Ocean Home magazine is devoted to the enhanced real estate and lifestyle opportunities to be found only at the ocean’s edge. Ocean Home magazine was created for two targets only: luxury oceanfront property owners/developers and, of course, oceanfront homebuyers. Ocean Home magazine provides its readers with a single resource that profiles the most stunning oceanfront properties available anywhere.

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The New York TimesTHURSDAY HOME SECTIONThe New York Times is widely recognized as the most influential news source for many of the world’s most sophisticated and loyal readers. Today’s Times is more influential in more ways than ever, with sections devoted to everything from the arts and entertainment to sports and science, business and technology to dining and home design. “Home” is the section for home enthusiasts showcasing engrossing articles on architecture, design, furnishings, gardening, home improvement and real estate, as well as expert advice on living comfortably and stylishly.


Circulation: 1,150,589

Geographic Distribution: U.S.

Readership: 2,636,354

Male/Female Skew: 53% Male / 47% Female

Average HHI: $166,422

Median Age: 54

THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINEPublished weekly. Today’s most influential and entertaining writers offer the in-depth narratives, trendy stories, and opinionated essays that are the heart of The New York Times Magazine. A portion of the magazine is dedicated to luxury real estate, and that section is aptly titled Luxury Homes & Estates. Every Sunday, this portion of the magazine has showcased luxury properties of all types, from the country’s most exquisite homes.

*More often than not these ads come with a deal i.e. buy two get a third ad free. Buy one get a second ad at half price. These “deals” do not have to run at the same time but can be spread over different weeks.


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International New York TimesThe International New York Times is a sophisticated and comprehensive daily report for opinion leaders and business decision makers around the world. The mission of the International New York Times is to enhance the global community by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. Its readers have levels of income and investments that can hardly be described as average—like the newspaper they enjoy reading, these levels reflect their highly mobile and affluent status. International Herald Tribune readers are people whose tastes tend toward the deluxe, leading active and upscale lifestyles.

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Geographic Distribution: Europe, Asia, Pacific, Middle East, N. Africa, Americas

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The Russia left behind

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Europe weighs U.S. debt crisisEuropean financeministers were tomeetMonday and Tuesday. They areconcerned about whether the UnitedStates can avoid a credit default.inyt.com/business

Why sovereign debt mattersNewYork Times reporters explain in avideo why going over the U.S. debt limiton Thursday would be such a big deal,and how defaulting could send worldmarkets spinning. inyt.com

Judging Europe’s air qualityA new report fromEuropean regulatorsshows broad improvement in airpollution across Europe, with somenotable exceptions in the East. inyt.com

Introducing SinosphereOur new China-focused blog deliverstimely and authoritative dispatchesfrom this fast-changing country.sinosphere.blogs.nytimes.com

Todaywe celebrate the debut of The In-ternational NewYork Times, a news re-port tailored specifically for the valuedmembers of our global audience.Edited fromParis, London, Hong

Kong andNewYork, The InternationalNewYork Times will continue to servethemany loyal readers of The Interna-tional Herald Tribune bymaintainingits tradition of journalistic excellenceand innovation.Only a few decades ago, The New

York Times was a well respected butmetropolitan newspaper. My father, Ar-thur Ochs Sulzberger, had the vision tomake The Times a national newspaperin 1980. Though seen as a gamble at thetime, it was clearly the right decision.Today, our future is global. The need

for high-quality, authoritative, on-the-ground reporting and analysis from

around the world has never beengreater.Over the past year, we have built one

news-gathering operation by combin-ing the journalistic strengths and thenewsrooms of The NewYork Timesand The International Herald Tribune,with continuous news desks and a 24/7global news flow fromHong Kong, Par-is, London andNewYork. Our commit-ment to providing quality global journa-lism is steadfast. We havemoreinternational correspondents reportingfrommore locations than ever before.With today’s action, we are creating a

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Between 2 cities, signs of a nation in decay

PHOTOGRAPHS BY DMITRY KOSTYUKOV FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES

A churchgoer at the Iversky Monastery, which has had a lustrous renovation financed by state-connected companies. President Vladimir V. Putin has a vacation home nearby.

LYUBAN, RUSSIA

BY ELLEN BARRY

A few times every day, the high-speedtrain between St. Petersburg and Mos-cow barrels through the threadbaretown of Lyuban. When word gets outthat the head of Russia’s state railwaycompany — a close friend of PresidentVladimir V. Putin — is aboard, the sta-tion’s employees line up on the platformstanding at attention, saluting Russia’smodernization for the seconds it takesthe train to fly through.Whoosh.But Vladimir G. Naperkovsky is not

one of them. He watched with a cold,blue-eyed stare as the train passed thetown where he was born, with its pittedroads and crumbling buildings. At 52,having shutdownhis small computer re-pair business, Mr. Naperkovsky is leav-ing for another region in Russia, hopingit is not too late to start a new life in amore prosperous place. The reasons aremany, but his view boils down to this:‘‘Gradually,’’ he said, explaining hisview of Lyuban, ‘‘everything is rotting.’’At the edges of Russia’s two great cit-

ies, another Russia begins.Thiswill not be apparent at next year’s

WinterOlympics in Sochi, nor is it visiblefromtheGerman-engineeredhigh-speedtrain. It is along the highway betweenMoscow and St. Petersburg — a narrow

stretchof road that is a 12-hour tripbycar— that one sees the great stretches ofRussia soneglectedby thestate that theyseemdrawn backward in time.As the state’s hand recedes from the

hinterlands, people are struggling withchoices that belong to past centuries: toheat their homes with a wood stove,which must be fed by hand every threehours, or burn diesel fuel, which costshalf amonth’s salary?When the roadhasso deteriorated that ambulances cannotreach their home, is it safe to stay?Whentheir home can’t be sold, can they leave?Clad in rubber slippers, his forearms

sprinkled with tattoos, Mr.Naperkovsky is the kind of plain-spokenman’s man whom Russians would call a

Aleksandr Chertkov, a trucker, says hewants a return to the order of Stalin’s time.

RyomaMichai, 13, andMariuka Rudel, 14, before their wedding ceremony in the village ofChudovo. Many children no longer attend school and child marriage is making a comeback.

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WASHINGTON

BY JONATHANWEISMAN

Senate negotiatorsmoved toward adealon Monday that would reopen theUnited States government through theend of the year, raise its borrowing limitinto 2014, start broader budget negoti-ations and offer only token concessionsto Republicans on President Obama’shealth care law. The progress was un-folding even as the clock continued tick-ing toward a default on United Statesgovernment obligations that econo-mists warn could be devastating.Senate talks were accelerating on

Monday with the aim of sealing anagreement by Tuesday, just two daysbefore the federal government exhaustsits borrowing authority.But even if the Senate quickly

musters the votes to pass a compromiseagreement, daunting obstacles remain.The House leadership must decide tobring the deal to a vote over the almostcertain objections of some conserva-tives aligned with the Tea Party move-ment; sufficient Republicans must befound to join the Democratic minorityfor passage; and all thismust be done inthe narrow window before federal bor-rowing authority runs out on Thursday.Even a close brush with default is cer-tain to jolt financial markets and couldthreaten the U.S. credit rating.Mr. Obama, speaking during a visit to

a soup kitchen in Washington, spoke of‘‘some progress’’ by Senate negotiatorsbut coupled that to a stark warning tolawmakers.‘‘If we don’t start making some real

progress, both the House and the Sen-ate, and if Republicans aren’t willing toset aside their partisan concerns in or-der to dowhat’s right for the country,westand a good chance of defaulting, anddefaulting could have a potentially dev-astating effect on our economy,’’ hesaid.He also called the government shut-

down ‘‘completely unnecessary.’’Senator Charles E. Schumer of New

York, the third-ranking Democrat, said:‘‘There are always lots of perils, butthere does seem to be a possible pathforward.’’And a Republican senator, Bob Cork-

er of Tennessee, told an NBC interview-er: ‘‘There is a lot of concern aboutwhether we’re going to meet this dead-line. I think at the end of the day wewill.’’Two key negotiators, Senator Harry

Reid ofNevada, themajority leader, andMitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Re-publican leader, met on Capitol Hill onMonday, andMr. Reid emerged to say adeal was not yet done.Mr. Reid and Mr. McConnell, along

with other top congressional leaders,were to meet later at the White Housewith Mr. Obama. Asked whether senat-ors would have something to present tothe president, Mr. Reid responded,‘‘Sure hope so.’’

ROME

BY JIM YARDLEY

With European parliamentary electionsless than eight months away, PrimeMinister Enrico Letta of Italy on Mon-day warned that the rise of angry popu-lism poses the greatest threat to stabili-ty on the Continent and couldundermine critical efforts to build andstrengthen the euro zone’s political andfinancial institutions.‘‘We have the big risk to have the

most ‘anti-European’ European Parlia-ment ever,’’ Mr. Letta said in an expans-ive interview at Palazzo Chigi, his officein central Rome. He said mainstream,pro-Europe parties must win at least 70percent of the seats to avoid a ‘‘night-marish legislature.’’‘‘The rise of populism is today the

main European social and political is-sue,’’ Mr. Letta added. ‘‘To fight againstpopulism, inmy view, is amission today— in Italy and in the other countries.’’Mr. Letta, 47, who became prime min-

ister in April, is scheduled tomeet Pres-ident Obama in Washington on Thurs-day to discuss free trade efforts,instability in Libya and the immigrationcrisis in the Mediterranean. During theinterview on Monday, Mr. Letta saidItalywould soon announce details abouta new government plan to expand airand sea patrols in the Straits of Sicily,following two tragic accidents in whichhundreds of migrants died after theirsmuggler boats capsized while trying toreach the Italian island of Lampedusa.‘‘Italy will work without waiting for

European decisions,’’ he said. ‘‘Weknow that, at the European level, it isimpossible to have on these issuestimely decisions. But people are dyingtoday, not waiting for bureaucraticachievement in six to ninemonths.’’In recent weeks, Mr. Letta has

emerged as a newly empowered figurein Italian andEuropean politics, after hefended off an attempt by former PrimeMinister Silvio Berlusconi to bringdown the coalition government, win-ning a resounding confidence vote forhis government on Oct. 2.

Negotiations speed upas government nearsa default on Thursday

Italian premier warnsof risk to euro zone andits financial institutions

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TURNING THE PAGEThe pace of change in our times canupendways of life with little warning.We peer around the corner at whatmight be coming next. The secondinstallment of a special report. INSIDE

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Breakthrough in U.S. debt crisisWASHINGTON

BY JONATHANWEISMANAND BRIAN KNOWLTONOn the verge of a political and economiccrisis that could have severe global re-percussions, the United States Con-gressmoved onWednesday to avert thecountry’s first debt default in moderntimes.Senate leaders reached agreement ona deal that would raise the borrowinglimit and reopen the federal govern-ment in the short term, but that offeredRepublicans little in return.

The Democratic-controlled Senateand the Republican-controlled Housemust approve the plan for it to go ahead,and were expected to vote later Wed-nesday.TheWhite House press secretary, JayCarney, applauded the compromise andsaid President Obama hoped to be ableto sign the bill in time to avert the firstnegative consequences of a debt de-fault, which economists have saidwouldbe devastating, rippling quickly aroundthe world. Mr. Carney said the agree-ment ‘‘achieves what’s necessary’’ andwould ‘‘remove the threat of economicbrinkmanship.’’

Under the Senate plan, the govern-

ment would be financed at tight levelsthrough Jan. 15, reflecting across-the-board spending cuts that went into ef-fect inMarch. The debt ceiling would beraised into February, and negotiatorswould be required to complete work ona detailed 10-year budget plan by Dec.13. That, however, would give wearylawmakers little rest before a newround of fiscal clashes might erupt overthe same disputes.So a major question on Wednesdaywas whether Republicans feel so singedover their failed high-stakes effort toroll back the president’s health care law— and by an unhappy electorate thatpolls show blames them lopsidedly forthe recent crisis— that theywill want toavoid new fiscal battles in the comingelection year.

Also unclear was how the unwindingof the crisis would affect the leadership

of the House speaker, RepresentativeJohn A. Boehner of Ohio, who re-peatedly seemed unable to control hisrank-and-file members on the right. He

may be helped by the fact that no clearrival for the job has emerged.Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, themajority leader, hailed the accord thathe helped negotiate as a ‘‘historic, bi-partisan agreement,’’ saying that ‘‘ourcountry came to the brink of a disasterbut in the end both adversaries set asidetheir differences.’’‘‘The compromise we reached wouldprovide our economy with the stabilityit desperately needs,’’ he said in com-ments from the Senate floor.Investors, feeling increasingly skit-tish in recent days as the standoffdragged on, welcomed the deal. TheDow Jones industrial average, whichhad been slowly sinking in recent days,jumped 200 points on the news. But thatcame only after the credit rating agencyFitch had placed the United States on

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BY LANDON THOMAS JR.In an era when central bankers like BenS. Bernanke dominate the global eco-nomic stage, few hold as much powerwithin their own country as Georgios A.Provopoulos, the governor of the Bankof Greece, who has played a crucial rolein keeping Greece out of bankruptcyand in the euro zone.But nowMr. Provopoulos faces one ofthe bigger challenges of his tumultuousreign: an investigation into whether heabused his position by clearing a bank-ing deal involving his former employerand a business magnate who was sub-sequently charged with embezzlementand fraud.

In a confidential report issued lastMay, a senior Greek prosecutor saidthat Mr. Provopoulos approved the ¤71million, or $96 million, deal despitewarnings from his staff regarding thebuyer’s finances. The report, parts ofwhich were reviewed by The New YorkTimes, hints at the scope of the investi-gation, about which little has been pre-viously disclosed.There is no evidence that Mr. Provo-poulos profited personally from thetransaction, which was ultimately ap-proved. But his role — and the chance,however remote, that he might facecriminal charges—couldhave ramifica-

tions beyond Greece. Other countries inthe euro zone have invested more than¤40 billion to shore up the Greek bank-ing system. In the process, they havepressed Athens to clean up the corrup-tion and crony capitalism that has beenat the root of the country’s problems.According to the report, Mr. Provo-poulos allowed the businessman,Lavrentis Lavrentiadis, to enter into adeal with Mr. Provopoulos’s former em-ployer, Piraeus Bank, at a vastly inflatedprice. The transaction enabled Mr.Lavrentiadis to gain control of anotherbank,Proton, and, in theprocess, benefit-ed Piraeus, whichwas then struggling.The dossier cites a number of redflags that banking supervisors raisedabout Mr. Lavrentiadis, including ex-cessive debt and suspicions of moneylaundering. Last December, he waschargedwith embezzling fromProton to

Syrians, displaced and in despairMAFRAQ, JORDAN

BY NORIMITSU ONISHIWatering the plants onher balconybackhome in Syria this spring, Wedad Sar-han took delight in how they were stir-ring to life after the winter months. Ajasmine tree filled the small balconywith its sweet scent. An apricot tree,planted eight springs earlier, was blos-soming for the first time.A rocket exploded on the balconyminutes later. Ms. Sarhan was standinginside. Two of her granddaughters werewounded. Their father, Hasan, quicklycarried one girl to a nearby clinic, un-aware that the other lay more griev-ously wounded under a pile of clothes.Ms. Sarhan found her. ‘‘I pulled herout by her shirt,’’ she recalled. ‘‘I tookher in my arms, and then I startedscreaming, ‘There’s no leg!’’’That evening, the Sarhans fledDara’a, their hometown in southwest-ern Syria, and crossed into Jordan,three generations of refugees. Theirlarge clan, already torn apart by theSyrian civil war, was now scatteredacross Jordan and Syria.Today, the Sarhans in Jordan, like oth-er Syrian refugees cast into an increas-ingly unwelcoming region, make vagueplans about returning to a homelandthat has all but vanished. But the war,raging just half an hour’s drive away, re-lentlessly forces the Sarhans to remaketheir lives in this new home.They are venturing uneasily into theirnew neighborhoods, anxiously sendingtheir children tonewschools, reluctantlyopening a new business. Updates fromfamily members in Syria are gleanedfrom brief, shaky cellphone calls.‘‘Our family story is just oneofmany,’’said Noman Sarhan, Ms. Sarhan’s eld-est son. ‘‘You can find Syrian familieswho have had an easier time thanwe’vehad, and others whose stories are morehorrific. But almost all Syrian familieshave these in common: a relative who’s

EIRINI VOURLOUMIS FOR THE NYTGeorgios A. Provopoulos, chief of the Bankof Greece, has denied showing favoritism.

Compromise Senate billwould avert disaster yetoffer Republicans little

JEWEL SAMAD/AFPThe speaker of the House, John A.Boehner, in Washington onWednesday.

Prosecutors investigatealleged abuse of post bycountry’s central banker

Bank inquirycasts a cloudover bailoutof Greece

A clan flees civil warto Jordan, fearful ofnever returning home

Hasan Sarhan with his daughter Douaa, 20months, in Amman. She is in treatment thereafter losing a leg in a rocket attack in Dara’a, the family’s hometown in southwestern Syria.

PHOTOGRAPHS BY LYNSEY ADDARIO FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES

Lama, the wife of Hasan Sarhan, worked in the kitchen while their youngest son, Hus-sein, 9 months, and their oldest daughter, 6-year-old Aya, played at their apartment.

Feda Sarhan styling a bride, another Syrian refugee. Ms. Sarhan said she was contentwith building a Syrian clientele at a hair salon that she and her husband recently opened.

Feda and Noman Sarhan and their 7-year-old daughter in Mafraq, Jordan. The first of theSarhans to cross into Jordan, the couple arrived with their four children 13 months ago.

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OPTIONS NARROW Chancellor Angela Merkel at the final cabinet meeting of her coalition inBerlin on Wednesday. Talks on a coalition with the Greens collapsed.

Signs of progress in Iranian talksIran and a group of six world powerssaid they had engaged in ‘‘substantive’’and ‘‘forward looking’’ discussions onthe Iranian nuclear program and thatthey would reconvene in earlyNovember. WORLDNEWS, 3

The art of collectingFriezeMusic, Frieze Film andFriezeProjects are less hyped and little-mentioned parts of Friezewhere nothingis for sale. SPECIALREPORT, INSIDE

Car sales in Europe offer hopeSales rose 5.4 percent in September, thebest showing in over two years, whichfanned hopes that themarket hadfinally hit bottom. BUSINESS, 14

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Published Weekly. The New Yorker has made many artists and writers household names. Many of its short stories are masterpieces, its reporting award winning, its cartoons legendary. Millions turn to its mix of the arts, architecture and design, business, politics and science. And millions of high achievers think of The New Yorker as the authority on practically everything including their future dream homes.


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The New Yorker

Published Monthly. Models of journalistic integrity, Condé Nast Traveler writers do not accept free travel and accommodations. Others do. Because of its objectivity and fascinating editorial content, the magazine has earned the loyalty of the most frequent and affluent travelers in the world. They spend more than virtually any other group on luxury items including lavish vacation homes and primary residences. With six National Magazine Awards, Condé Nast Traveler is the only travel magazine to have won even one.


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Sir Paul McCartney walks arm in arm with his wife Nancy Shevell in New York, a world away from the Mull of Kintyre and the once-beloved isolated farm he shared with his first wife Linda, but which he rarely visits these days News Review: Page 27

By Steve HawkesConsumer Affairs Editor

THE Royal Mail privatisation was poised to become the most successful in history yesterday after shares rose by nearly 40 per cent in the first day of trading on the stock market.Hundreds of thousands of pri-vate investors made an immedi-ate profit of £280 in “frenzied”

By James KirkupPolitical Editor

MINISTERS believe that tougher welfare rules are driving tens of thousands of benefit claimants with secret jobs to leave the black economy.Robust employment levels throughout the recession were partly caused by people with undeclared jobs coming clean due to the Coalition’s sanctions-based welfare schemes, Cabinet sources have suggested.

Unemployment peaked at around 2.7million in the autumn of 2011. Official figures next month are expected to show that more than 100,000 people who were told to carry out “mandatory work activity” or lose their benefits chose to stop claiming welfare.Some of those who fell out of the system have gone on to get new jobs. But ministers suspect that others were already working while claiming, and chose to continue working while giving up their benefits claims.One source said: “There are a lot of people claiming who are also working in the black economy. When they are asked to turn up at a JobCentre or do mandatory work, they just vanish from the system. It’s forcing some people to come clean.”

Figures released earlier this year by the Department for Work and Pensions showed that between May 2011 and February 2013, a total of 146,810 claimants were referred for mandatory work activity placements. Only 53,720 started such placements.Those figures will be updated next month and are expected to exceed 100,000.Next month’s figures are also expected to show that tens of thousands of other claimants leave the benefits system when told to undertake compulsory training assignments known as “skills conditionality referrals”.At the Conservative Party conference, ministers promised more mandatory schemes for the long-term unemployed.

trading that triggered a systems meltdown at one of Britain’s big-gest fund managers.Ten million shares changed hands in the first 10 seconds of conditional trading, a halfway house before full trading, which starts on Tuesday.By the market close yesterday, Royal Mail’s share price had risen 38 per cent from 330p to 455p — beating first-day gains by both British Telecom and Railtrack.The jump in the Royal Mail share price meant 690,000 retail investors saw their £749.10 stakes leap in value to £1,032.

Only private investors who bought shares through brokers were able to cash in while those who bought directly through the

Government were unable to trade until Tuesday.City institutions were also able to trade their shares yesterday and capitalise on the soaring share price. The lucrative returns triggered an immediate political row as Labour and union chiefs claimed the Government had short-changed the taxpayer by under-valuing Royal Mail.Labour said taxpayers had lost out on £500million.Billy Hayes, the leader of the CWU, which represents postal workers, called the flotation a “tragedy”. He said: “This is a sham, really. The company has been undervalued. It’s basically

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By Gordon RaynerChief Reporter

TWO girls aged 15 and 11 have been forced to have the measles, mumps and rubella vaccination against their will by a High Court judge settling a disagreement between their divorced parents.The girls’ mother did not want them to have the inoculations because she was worried about side effects, but their father insisted they have them. The girls, referred to in court documents as L and M, told Mrs Justice Theis they did not want the vaccine but the judge ruled it was “in their best interests” to have it.The decision was made last month but the deadline for the

girls’ vaccinations passed yester-day. The case came to light after court papers were obtained by BBC2’s Newsnight programme.It is only the second time a court has been asked to rule on a dispute between parents over MMR, and the first involving children of such an age.The judge said “weight should be attached to the wishes of mature children”, but the girls, who live with their mother, were caught up in an “unfortunate” parental dispute and felt they would be letting their mother down if they gave in.

The parents, Mr and Mrs F, were married in 1996, and agreed that L should be given the MMRContinued on Page 4

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By Con Coughlin and James KirkupTHE Armed Forces are suffering “unnecessary” cuts because the Minis-try of Defence has failed to spend almost £2billion of its shrinking budget, senior commanders have warned.An “overzealous” austerity drive meant the Forces were missing out on vital equipment, senior military sources have told The Daily Telegraph.They have accused ministers and civil servants of failing to manage the defence budget properly after the MoD failed to spend all the money it was allocated for 2012-13.One senior figure accused Philip Hammond, the Defence Secretary, of going too far in his push to control the famously chaotic defence budget.Another senior officer said Mr Ham-mond’s overcautious approach was putting at risk the Coalition’s plan to reconfigure the Armed Forces by 2020.Mr Hammond last night rejected the accusations, saying his critics “have no idea how the defence budget now works”. They are “financially illiterate,” the minister added, insisting that almost all of the money unspent last year will still be used for the Forces.The Coalition is cutting the defence budget by around 8 per cent over four years, forcing defence chiefs to lay off thousands of personnel.

The Army is losing 20,000 posts, and the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force are losing another 10,000.Whitehall accounts show that the MoD spent only £37.7billion of its £39.5billion budget in 2012-13.The unspent £1.8billion included £250million from the budget for new equipment. Another £200million had been earmarked for wages, but was not spent because more servicemen than expected chose to quit. MoD records

show the underspend also includes money that was set aside as a contin-gency fund but never used.Maintaining an infantry battalion of 650 men is estimated to cost £30million a year. By that measure, the £1.8billion underspend could keep six battalions – 3,900 soldiers – for a decade.Mr Hammond, a former businessman, has forced through changes in the man-agement of the MoD and the Armed Forces to try to repair their finances.He says his changes have eliminated the £36billion budgetary “black hole” the Coalition inherited from Labour.However, one senior MoD insider told The Daily Telegraph: “Philip Hammond is being overzealous in his pursuit of aus-terity at the MoD. His cuts to the budget have been unnecessarily hard.“He is far too cautious when it comes to taking tough decisions on vital equipment programmes, with the result that the money simply doesn’t get spent. As a result the MoD has been made to look incompetent.”The Armed Forces are engaged in a decade-long restructuring programme called Future Force 2020, which is meant to deliver a smaller but more adaptable military force.That plan is based on the assumption that total spending on equipment will rise every year from 2015. But those increases have not yet been confirmed, and defence chiefs worry the under-spend will make it harder for the MoD to negotiate the increases they need.A senior military officer commented: “The MoD can hardly expect the Treas-ury to increase the budget for capital equipment when we can’t even spend the budget we’ve been allocated. It just makes us look incompetent.”“We have got into this mess because ministers simply won’t take difficult

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The most influential people in the UK

property world are not necessarily the

richest, nor those with more houses than

anyone else. But they are the people who

shape our opinions and attitudes when

it comes to the business of bricks and mortar.

It is not all about estate agents and billionaire

bankers, either. From television gurus to house

builders and interior designers to skyscraping

developers, here are the 25 people shaping the

British property world.

1Mark Carney, 48Governor of the Bank of England

Square-jawed and determined-looking, the new

Governor of the Bank of England has been cast in

the role of the Canadian Mountie. Now he is on a

mission to sort out our pesky housing market.

But he is top of our list because, quite simply,

he is the most important player in the British

property game. Straight away, Carney has nailed

his colours to the mast, declaring that interest

rates will remain low until 2016. What’s more,

his policy comes not from some theoretical

economics textbook, but the school of hard

knocks. “I saw the boom-bust cycle in the

housing sector,” he says. “The damage it can do,

the length of time it took to repair. I’m very alert

personally to this issue.” We might not know what

the future holds for the economy, but one thing is

for sure: Carney has his hands on the levers.

2George Osborne, 42

Chancellor of the Exchequer

For some time now, the Chancellor has been

holding up the equivalent of a big, green traffic

sign to home buyers, bearing his initials: GO. His

latest Help to Buy scheme, which underwrites

Pillars of industry:

Kirstie Allsopp, Mark

Carney and Kelly

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International Robb Report Editions

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China 145,600 12x

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Robb Report magazine in the U.S. has been published for over 30 years. The name “Robb Report” was conceived from its founder - Robert "Robbie" White. Emerging as the newsletter of the club owners and collectors of Rolls-Royce in the United States, it eventually became the Robb Report luxury lifestyle magazine. To date, Robb Report has been named by the leading producers of goods and services category of "luxury" as the most authoritative publication in the world, as evidenced by the numerous references to the magazine in the mainstream media.

Robb Report International editions have been published since 2004 and is the only project of the American edition, which goes beyond the United States.

Robb Report International editions are a guide to the world's highest standards, designed for the most discerning and sophisticated readers. Touching on a particular topic, we know that most of our readers are not experts- only in their professional lives, but in their hobbies.

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Luxury PropertiesLuxury Properties is a bilingual magazine targeted at high-net-worth individuals in Asia looking to enjoy the ultimate in lifestyle residences. LP contains the latest news about architecture, design, investment and outstanding high-end properties for sale globally.


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Average Household Assets: $3,000,000

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Unique Homes China

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When your high-end sellers read about the staggering level of investment Chinese buyers are making in the luxury market, and especially real estate in the U.S., they likely are asking themselves: “What is my real estate agent doing to promote my home in China?”

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For more than four decades, Unique Homes has been helping agents promote their top listings to affluent buyers outside their local marketplace. The recent launch of UNIQUE HOMES China Edition continues our mission to help luxury professionals bring buyers and sellers together.


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Copies will be distributed to a select list of affluent Chinese individuals in the major cities – including Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong – as well as in Taiwan and Macau. Magazines also will be made available in private membership organizations. The UNIQUE HOMES China Edition puts you front and center before one of the wealthiest, most desired audiences in the world. And placing an ad couldn’t be easier.

you will be sent a link to the digital version of the UNIQUE HOMES China Edition, which is also promoted online in China.

for your own marketing efforts.



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© 2013 Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Coldwell Banker, the Coldwell Banker logo, Coldwell Banker Previews International and the Coldwell Banker Previews International logo are registered service marks owned by Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC in the United States and by Coldwell Banker LLC in Canada. Each sales representative and broker is responsible for complying with any consumer disclosure laws or regulations. In Canada, any use of the term "sales associate" or "agent" herein shall be replaced with the term "sales representative”.

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