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Books are on the wane in Spain

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“I don’t want to park my car but I don’t trust the valet" - Dubai problems

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Why pregnant women don’t fly in China

Mark Johnson

A dark day for France

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In pictures: England's green and pleasant land in a global ad

 

Stunning landscapes and tourist attractions from Hadrian's Wall to Brighton beach are showcased in a new campaign by VisitEngland

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Terror in France: we cry together again

World leaders and dignitaries, British Prime Minister David Cameron, French President Francois Hollande, mass unity rally following the recent Paris terrorist attacks  

Ten years ago, British expat Duncan Webster was moved by the response of the French to the London bombings. Now it's his turn to repay their kindness

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Forex focus: The year of living dangerously for the eurozone

THENS, GREECE - JANUARY 12: The European Union flag waves in front of the Stock Exchange on January 12, 2015 in Athens, Greece. Global markets have been shaken by fears that Greece could abandon the Euro if the radical left-wing Syriza party wins the election.  

This year will be crunch time for the euro amid 'Grexit' fears

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Nigel Farage: what's in a name?

 

The Ukip leader's views on snobs are among the topics in the latest letters from our readers ...

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Private hospitals seek to be more transparent

 

The NHS publishes data on the performance of consultants - but private hospitals are still playing catch-up

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What do British expats in the US miss most about home?

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There is no history, no irony and, perhaps worst of all, no Waitrose. Here's why our overseas friends hanker for home comforts

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Top spots in the world to retire 2015

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Ecuador tops the 10 best retirement destinations as named by International Living's annual Global Retirement Index - here's the full list

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Expat investment tips 2015

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What are industry insiders doing to make the most of their money? Alison Steed finds out

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Is Norway really the most liveable place on earth?

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David Nikel gives the lowdown on what life is really like in the land of shorter working hours, relaxed attitudes and beautiful fjords

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Spanish tax authorities chase Britons for 'underpaid' property tax

 

Tax officials are examining past property purchases and asking some buyers of 'bargain' properties to pay more stamp duty

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Ask the Experts: Will I be taxed on Hong Kong house sale?

The cost of travelling with a large brood hit me for six

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In pictures: Twelfth Night celebrations

The unseen Krays: in pictures

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Switzerland isn’t perfect – but I've stayed for 40 years

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What the expat surveys don't tell you: our reader explains why some aspects of Swiss life are disagreeable

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The cost of travelling with a large brood hit me for six

In pictures: ten British good luck traditions

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Spanish tax authorities chase Britons for 'underpaid' property tax

 

Tax officials are examining past property purchases and asking some buyers of 'bargain' properties to pay more stamp duty

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British embassies should serve English wine instead of French vintages, Tory MP says

MBE for man who represented remote South Atlantic island from his Birmingham bedroom

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Expat views: in the Army now

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An instruction to soldiers not to yell at terrorist suspects prompted our letter writers to share their thoughts

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Britain's cold greeting to Commonwealth citizens

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'Expats in Canada were abandoned by M&S'

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Your letters about Marks and Spencer's expansion plans, the Live Aid song's description of Africa and concerns about immigration

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Switzerland isn’t perfect – but I've stayed for 40 years

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What the expat surveys don't tell you: our reader explains why some aspects of Swiss life are disagreeable

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The golden rules for buying Italian property

Missed out on NI payments? You might want to plug the gap

Retiring to New Zealand: what you need to know

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Is your health plan portable if you move?

No expat insurer can offer a truly global solution in terms of cover and licensing everywhere  

As expats increasingly hop from country to country, it's crucial to find insurance to cover you wherever you move

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Government is failing to care for ebola volunteers

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Berlin is a 'no-brainer' for British property buyers

Alongside the famous TV tower, the Berlin skyline these days is forested with construction cranes  

Those who love a vibrant lifestyle are snapping up homes in the affordable and buzzing city

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Spanish tax authorities chase Britons for 'underpaid' property tax

 

Tax officials are examining past property purchases and asking some buyers of 'bargain' properties to pay more stamp duty

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Britons win Turkish property payout ruling

The Golden Beach complex was the subject of a court wrangle  

Dozens of families who invested in beachside apartments have won a £3million battle against the builder and developer

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Mortgage deals proving tasty in expat hot spots

 

Britons are returning to the overseas property market, attracted by low mortgage rates and bargains galore

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How to clinch a much-prized scholarship

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Thinking of sending your child to school in Britain, but put off by the fees? For talented students, a scholarship could be the key to unlocking their potential

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