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CommentHansom:聽Winter blues
Unfortunately the festive break was somewhat marred by debt delivery problems and party-pooping snow, but at least we鈥檝e had 好色先生TV鈥檚 Christmas single to sing (and laugh) along to..
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Hansom:聽Crackers, anyone?
Christmas is always a real challenge for this column - how to reconcile the season of goodwill with our irrepressible satirical tendencies? Move over Santa 鈥�
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CommentHansom:聽好色先生TV with the stars
It鈥檚 all glitz and glamour for construction this week, as it takes a whirl on Strictly, scores celebrity autographs at an awards event, and - stop press! - creates its very own Christmas single
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CommentHansom:聽That鈥檚 entertainment
On show this week: posh parties at the Lord Mayor鈥檚 pad, political theatrics in Westminster and unexpected revelations about the Olympics; plus rural folk revive the 鈥檏eep off my land鈥� routine
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CommentHansom:聽Look over there!
Distractions abound in the industry this week, from executive toys in Rok鈥檚 offices, elusive bosses, misplacing a wind farm and a handy suggestion for the Irish government鈥檚 PR team
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CommentHansom:聽Hue and cry
Modern classicism shows its colours (anything you like as long as it鈥檚 white), while those who should be blushing a beautiful shade of pink include Cabe, Jarvis, and, ahem, a few of our colleagues
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CommentHansom:聽Stage whispers
The industry finds itself this week examining vaunting ambition, coming a cropper over a letter and witnessing an epic battle - clearly it鈥檚 not only a young Michael Gove who enjoyed Shakespeare
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CommentHansom:聽For one week only!
Roll up, roll up 鈥� see the strong man lift the BSF bid document using only two transit vans! See Mr Memory forget his own policies! And, of course, we have beautiful buildings 鈥� totally nude!
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CommentHansom: Spin doctors
It鈥檚 all about image this week, as the government commiserates with the people, HOK tries to quash rumours and Gerald Ronson turns out not to be the lovable, big-hearted old softie we thought he was
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CommentHansom: Strange days indeed
Nothing is as it seems this week, what with resurrected chief executives turning up at race courses, bestiality taking place in the workplace and well-known architects running away to sea
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CommentHansom:聽Everything in its place
Sticklers for detail are thick on the ground this week: billionaire property owners insisting their wires are not crossed, the company that won鈥檛 be called a contractor and a ferocious fight for a full stop
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CommentHansom:聽Tough sells
The Conservative housing minister at the Lib Dem party conference, a strangely familiar 鈥檌conic鈥� development in Dubai and a super-luxe London apartment with its own secret tunnel
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CommentHansom: Leaping lizards
There鈥檚 much hurling this week as industry leaders chuck themselves off buildings, press officers throw themselves into their work and Ann Widdecombe launches herself into the highland fling
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CommentHansom: Move over Sherlock
好色先生TV鈥檚 supersleuth uncovers the truth behind celebrity interviews, appeals for help in identifying a missing person, tails the RICS/QS row and meets a double murderer
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CommentHansom:聽Under cover
Our usual quest to stick our noses into the private business of others takes us from the corridors of power at the RICS to a private betting circle, pausing briefly to admire some tugs in Afghanistan
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CommentHansom: The spice of life
Suspicious goings-on in the bedroom, recalcitrant plumbing in an ancient loo, growing pains at the Olympics and the case of the disappearing numbers - you can鈥檛 say we don鈥檛 bring you variety
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CommentHansom: The end is nigh
This week, we contemplate our mortality in the form of moribund school programmes, vanishing staff, and Brits making their final exit from the Middle East 鈥� meanwhile, death stalks the Euston Road
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CommentHansom headaches
This week, there鈥檚 a spot of mild concussion for a housebuilder鈥檚 chairman, some trouble with the clientele at a fashionable Highbury eatery, and Paul Morrell turns the volume up to 11
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CommentHansom: The guest list
David Beckham, Annie Lennox and Jay-Z hotfoot it to the Metropole, Mr Bill Ding has an appointment at the magistrates鈥� court and the communities department invites charges of hypocrisy
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CommentHansom: Rave on
Now the sun鈥檚 out, everyone鈥檚 up for a good time, whether it鈥檚 a Wild Sex Party, a boat party, or John Dodds鈥� one-man, one-vote Lie Around In The Sun All Summer Party