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How a perfect storm of conditions caused the Brooklyn Bridge crash

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Josie Ensor |Anthony Cappaert |Matthew Swift |Ellie Covington
How happy are Gen Z adults? The answer is brutal

Feb 13, 2025 | thetimes.com | Oliver Wright |Dan Atherton |Anthony Cappaert |Darren Burchett
The destruction war wreaked on Gaza

Jan 15, 2025 | thetimes.com | Venetia Menzies |Laerke Christensen |Cecilia Tombesi |Anthony Cappaert
UK house price tracker: will property values go up or down in my area?

Oct 21, 2024 | thetimes.com | Michael Keith |Tom Calver |Ryan Watts |Anthony Cappaert

Forecasting house prices is something of a national obsession — just not one that the British are very good at. When mortgage interest rates soared in autumn 2022, some economists on the doom-mongering side predicted house price Armageddon, while others were calmer. In recent months, mortgage rates have fallen (a host of lenders are now offering loans with rates below 4 per cent) and the market is looking more buoyant than it has at any point since the Liz Truss mini-budget of September 2022.
The brains shaping Project Reeves, from Carney to Sharon White

Oct 19, 2024 | thetimes.com | Oliver Shah |Anthony Cappaert

Dame Sharon White has a new job. In January, the former civil servant and Ofcom boss will succeed Lord O’Donnell to become chairwoman of the consultancy Frontier Economics. Like the John Lewis Partnership, Frontier is owned by its staff, although White will be hoping for a smoother ride than she experienced in her four-and-a-half years chairing the retail mutual, where she faced internal dissent over cost-cutting and an aborted plan to bring in an outside investor.
A year ago Gaza was alive. Photos from the ground and sky show what remains

Oct 6, 2024 | thetimes.com | Venetia Menzies |Laerke Christensen |Cecilia Tombesi |Anthony Cappaert

A little over a year ago, Ahmed al-Mughni proposed to the love of his life. They planned to marry surrounded by friends and family and dance until the small hours. Last month they got married in a plastic tent, one of many within a sprawling camp housing millions of displaced Gazans. Their surviving friends and family tried their best to celebrate the couple, but the atmosphere was far from happy. “I used to work as an accountant for a company specialising in electronic appliances.
Gaza before and after: the images of destruction since October 7

Oct 5, 2024 | thetimes.com | Venetia Menzies |Laerke Christensen |Cecilia Tombesi |Anthony Cappaert

A little over a year ago, Ahmed al-Mughni proposed to the love of his life. They planned to marry surrounded by friends and family and dance until the small hours. Last month they got married in a plastic tent, one of many within a sprawling camp housing millions of displaced Gazans. Their surviving friends and family tried their best to celebrate the couple, but the atmosphere was far from happy. “I used to work as an accountant for a company specialising in electronic appliances.
The truth about ticket prices - is greed killing the West End?

Mar 22, 2024 | thetimes.com | Dominic Maxwell |Matilda Davies |Anthony Cappaert

Are West End theatre tickets becoming a big fat rip-off? Top seats at two London shows — the musical Cabaret, starring Cara Delevingne, and the Sarah Jessica Parker/Matthew Broderick vehicle Plaza Suite — go for £300, plus booking fees. And you can pay up to another £95 on top of that for Plaza Suite if you want to upgrade to a champagne and dessert package. Most musicals and a fair few plays offer seats for well over £100, and several for more than £200.