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Expat pensioner comes home - and he's angry
Derrick Prance, 84, has returned to Britain hoping to get the Ministry of Justice to investigate the case of his missing pension.
Traffic congestion is the top concern for expats in Asian cities.
Where infrastructure lags behind, Westerners find their stress levels rising.
Blogs roundup: sex in the car, I'm an angry expat and they really don't agree with Nick
Annabel Kantaria, Expat's Desert Fox blogger, on a court case in Dubai that is raising hackles among Westerners.
The missionary's position
Pete Portal is a 24-year-old British missionary working in Cape Town. He explains his calling and a little about his life.
A home in Paris
Spring, and property prices in the French capital, are beginning to stir. And it's only three hours from London by train.
The hottest beachfront properties
Decadent homes with a view of the ocean, for sale.
Could the UAE be the world's best place to live?
As part of our World's Best Places to Live prize draw, Expat's Desert Fox blogger, aka Annabel Kantaria, looks at the many up-sides of owning a home in Arabian Ranches in Dubai and dreams big.
English roses
A celebration of English beauty through the ages.
World's Best Places to Live
Tell us about your part of the world and automatically enter a prize draw.
Bloggers spice up Singapore's food scene
With a big digital camera slung around his neck, Leslie Tay could easily have been mistaken for a professional photographer as he took shots of sizzling grilled pork chops on a table.
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Expat pensions' injustice
John Markham explains what you can do in the fight to right the expat pensions inequity.
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ICC Twenty20 World Cup
Love cricket but live aboard and can't get Sky or BBC Test Match Special? Or just looking for an alternative? Listen to live audio coverage of every single ball of the ICC Twenty20 World Cup from Test Match Sofa, a new, free online radio station covering England games and major international cricket tournaments.
'Strewth mate. British TV is just ------ good'
Fan clubs for British TV shows are flourishing worldwide. Just don't tell those Whovians from Seattle that the Tardis is made of wood.
A chronic pain in the insurance policy?
The NHS has tradionally warped British health insurers approach to chronic illness but demographics are creating an opportunity for insurers if they care to catch on.
Expat school reports: British schools in the United Arab Emirates
Until recently, there were relatively few options for expats living in the United Arab Emirates who wanted a British-style education for their children, particularly after they reached the age of 11.
Far Eastern promise in China, India and Japan
China and the Far East have been the success stories of the last five years in terms of investment, but will they continue to be the place for expats to hold their cash?
Majorca is the world's best place to live
Anna Nicholas explains a little about the property market on Majorca.
Mr O'Leary, please don't take my flights away!
As Ryanair cuts European routes, Emma Soames begs Michael O'Leary to spare a thought for second home owners.
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