Anna Tyzack

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Anna Tyzack

Getting a project over the line is harder than ever, so we asked the experts how they do itWhen Satish Jassal, a London-based architect, gained planning permission for a three-bedroom house on a sliver of land in Bermondsey, locals were shocked. The site was a former garage in a conservation area, overlooked by houses in every direction. The application, Jassal admits, was on the cusp of what is permitted, and could have gone either way.

2 months ago | msn.com | Anna Tyzack

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2 months ago | telegraph.co.uk | Anna Tyzack

It may be tough work, but these owners have managed to merge their businesses with idyllic rural lifestyles. This is how they made it happenBed and breakfast is a British institution which has provided generations of homeowners with a useful income stream in return for their hospitality.

2 months ago | telegraph.co.uk | Anna Tyzack

How do you test for low stomach acid? A blood test can detect low iron and vitamin B12 levels, which may suggest low stomach acidity, as well as autoimmune conditions that cause it. One particular test measures levels of gastrin, a hormone that stimulates acid production, while an endoscopy can look at the stomach lining to check for signs of low acid, such as gastritis or damage.

2 months ago | inews.co.uk | Anna Tyzack

There are are two possible explanations as to why Vanessa *, a 24-year-old medical student, now owns a flat in Fulham, south-west London, where flats cost an average of £775k: a lottery win or a parental windfall. She admits it was the latter although her friends are not to know about the £650,000 gift she received from her parents to get on the property ladder – hence we’ve changed her name. “I guess they realise I’ve had help because there’s no way I could have afforded it otherwise,” she says.