Free! Free! Free! A couple of weeks ago I wrote about my son Charlie and the amazing scientists who have changed our lives. It’s now free to read (like EVERYTHING else) on The Times and Sunday Times this weekend thetimes.com/article/0bcc68…

Day two of free access to The Times and The Sunday Times. It’s not just the weekend’s content. If there’s anything you wanted to read but didn’t have a sub, pop in and enjoy this weekend. Since my X friends were so helpful when my car was stolen, I’m sharing this… thetimes.com/uk/transport/a…

DUPES are everywhere this season. They aren’t copies but affordable lookalikes of coveted designs. What do you think of them? My feature on the best interiors dupes to buy is free to read today The Times and The Sunday Times @TimesProperty thetimes.com/life-style/pro…

I went to Istanbul to talk to one of the last people to see David Holden before he was murdered in Cairo in 1977. Kenize Mourad,journalist and bestselling author, spent more time with him than anyone. Read what she told me on The Times and The Sunday Times -which is free today thetimes.com/article/57abbc…

'Don't be greedy' is Hugh Graham's advice to sellers in this mornings weekly @TimesProperty email. link.thetimes.co.uk/view/61951aaaa…

Why it's important to get the asking price right first time. Hugh Graham with a parable of our time. (£) thetimes.com/life-style/pro…

Stick or twist: is it worth waiting for a cheaper mortgage before moving or going ahead today? Packed full of handy sums by Lucian Cook thetimes.com/life-style/pro…

The murder of Sunday Times journalist David Holden was a case Harry described as the most profound mystery of his career. For those in Manchester, don't miss this John Rylands Research Institute and Library lecture in his honour on June 12th with Emanuele Midolo, Peter Gillman + Joshi Herrmann

Fascinating interview by Hugh Graham. It remains a disgrace that we do not support our farmers better thetimes.com/life-style/pro…

I’m keen to speak to a recent first time buyer who went straight for the family house - skipping the flat. For a property story. Email address in my bio. #journorequests

Forget the one-bedroom flat. First-time buyers are skipping the traditional rungs of the ladder and buying family houses right off the bat. It’s having ripple effects across the market……Why first-time buyers are going straight for the family house thetimes.com/article/1fca36…

Lovely piece by Hugh Graham in The Times and The Sunday Times today. ‘One colourful couple, aged 90 and 82, has crafted an artists’ enclave in a Brighton mews with cheap rent and a family vibe’ thetimes.com/life-style/pro…

Hello. I am looking to interview people for The Times for a story on early/younger downsizers, as opposed to older empty nesters. My email address is in my bio #journorequest

With so many people desperate to sell in a slow market, quick-buying companies are raking it in. They lowball you to a huge degree (promising 70% of the value of your home) in exchange for a sale in days. But they require huge caution, as I explain. thetimes.com/life-style/pro…

Still on the hunt for great case studies here, if anyone is interested to talk!

Buyers are playing the waiting game. Watching properties they like and waiting - for price drops, interest rate cuts and others to make the first move thetimes.com/article/58e478…

Pride comes before a fall in a market struggling to achieve prices of yesteryear. Postcode snobbery comes at a cost to both your pocket and space. Hugh Graham The Times and The Sunday Times bit.ly/3UTsTQn

Today’s cars have outgrown their elders who were housed in 1930-40’s garages. This has left these spaces bereft of purpose bar storage. Repurposing them into low rise housing makes sense but is often met with opposition. Given the current shortage of new housing these offer small

The King’s Cornish town, Nansledan, will be an inspiration for Labour’s 12 new towns. Good example of walkable, mixed use town that after 10 years feels like a real place thetimes.com/article/8983a7…

Another corking weekly newsletter from Hugh Graham with some great nuggets although once again I find myself at odds with one of his interviewee's. 'Two, not three' was shoe salesman Ben Prober's lesson from the 1950's. link.thetimes.co.uk/view/61951aaaa…