Beyond Trayvon: How ‘Stand Your Ground’ Laws Spread from Florida to Half the U.S.

The average house price in the South is now more than twice as high as in the North, a study has revealed.

It is thought to be the first time that the North/South gap has widened to this extent.

Despite widespread economic gloom, experts say that asking prices across London, the South-East, South-West and East Anglia rose by 4.7 per cent last month.  More Read