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The Inspector Morse TV series was based on the detective novels written by Colin Dexter and many episodes were filmed in and around Oxford.

A good home selling or buying experience is important to your peace of mind, and having the right home inspector can make the process easier.

Inaccurate or misleading home inspection reports can lead to costly mistakes. Follow these guidelines for choosing a professional home inspector.

Series five of The Hotel Inspector starts by going to The Crown Inn at Lewes by cleaning up and adding a lick of paint but is not very interesting.

Protect your investment and get your house inspected before finalizing the purchase contract. It can save you alot of headaches later.

Unless real estate investors know how to physically evaluate properties, they should rely on the expertise of professional property inspectors before buying.

At this year's Edinburgh Book Festival, local writer Ian Rankin, two years after announcing the title of his final Rebus novel, gave some details of his new novel.

An overview of the benefits-and limitations-of home inspections, and the main areas they should cover: Electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, roofing, and exterior

George's artistocractic Scotland Yard dectective, Thomas Lynley, returns after a three-year absence in the new mystery novel Careless in Red

Inspector Morse, created by Colin Dexter and played by John Thaw, is a cerebral and isolated figure - as much an enigma as the cases he solves.

A selection of the most important and influential British TV shows beginning with the letter I.

Hide and Seek is an early crime book from a modern master of the police detective story, showing the world is full of mean streets and men to walk them.

Many ingredients go into real estate transactions, including the people hired to help each party. This article focuses on professionals that help the home sales process.

The second part of 'Russian Dramatic Greats' focuses on the dramatic works of Nikolai Gogol and on his innovative contributions to19th century Russian theatre.

An enduring figure in crime fiction, Agatha Christie's detective Hercule Poirot is one of the most famous characters of the "golden age" of the whodunnit.

Sioux Medicine Man, Sitting Bull had lived four years in what would become southern Saskatchewan

An early example of history as mystery, in which

2010 edition of Michelin's Eating Out in Pubs guide reviews over 550 of the best dining pubs in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland with the Pub of the Year in Devon.

The last novel by a great writer who died too early, takes Inspector Grant on a rest cure to the remote Scottish islands on the west coast of Scotland.

Seven Network's RSPCA Animal Rescue is nothing more than a blatant public relations exercise to maintain their image as a "caring" organisation seen to be doing good.

When the Metropolitan Police Force, founded by Sir Robert Peel, started work in London, England, in 1829, there was plenty of crime to investigate and criminals to catch.

Inspector Morse's former sidekick Lewis is back on the small screens for more new episodes in the third series of ITV1's top-rated drama of 2008.

The murder mystery, Beautiful Ghosts by Eliot Pattison is a complex study of faith and trust set in exotic Tibet.

A home inspection is a good investment, whether buying a home, or trying to increase energy efficiency to save on utility billing.

Inspector Jacques Clouseau is reluctantly added to a "dream team" of detectives when priceless items around the world are stolen by the infamous Tornado.

Buying a new home can be an exhilarating experience, but can also be fraught with difficulties. Knowing what to expect and what to watch out for can prevent major problem

There are several factors a homeowner should consider prior to hiring a home energy assessment company. The Ontario Association of Home Inspectors (OAHI) has suggestions.

Many people see Real Estate as a lucrative career choice, and there are several options to consider when entering into a career in Real Estate. Home Inspection, home sta

China's turbulent past casts a long shadow as enigmatic Inspector Chen reluctantly takes on a baffling murder case.

Conneticut born filmmaker Neil Burger resorts to a classic fairy tale narrative in his film about a magician who must outwit an evil prince to win back his true love.

Two universities, each subdivided into many colleges inspire works of fantasy...fatal, freakish, and fairytale stories from Oxbridge.

NWMP flee Fort Pitt in April 1885 after Cree attack led by Chief Big Bear

Ngaio Marsh blends murder, religion and skulduggery into a puzzling mix in this 1930s whodunnit.

In Exit Music, Ian Rankin sets out to retire his most famous creation, Detective Inspector Rebus.

That first classroom visit can be very scary but it doesn't have to be a test of survival. How prepared are you? Here are some tips to get through it all.

U.S. government use of surrogates is routine, though CIA outsourcing has declined. In the wake of reports citing Blackwater, ex-officials note some needs for contracting.

Most people end a marriage with divorce before embarking on a second. George Joseph Smith preferred bigamy and murder to end his marriage

Nikolai Gogol (1809-1852) was a Ukrainian who wrote stories and plays in the Russian language. Gogol was influenced by his observations of society and his own heritage.

A review of the final book in Ian Rankin's series of Edinburgh-based crime novels featuring John Rebus.

One of too few novels by a Scottish writer who died far too young, like her others Miss Pym Disposes almost certainly influenced later writers such as Agatha Christie.

The health industry will continue to expand, so consider public health inspector, hospital porter, chiropodist, aromatherapist and others as a future job.

Most victims of crime could have avoided being targeted by criminals and con artists. Taking greater control of personal security can be both a money and life saver.

Ian Rankin has followed up his phenomenally successful Rebus novels with the entertaining story of an art heist in Edinburgh that goes very wrong indeed.

Award Winning Baroness Rendell of Babergh tops England's list of best mystery authors.

With the publication of 'The Mentor' and 'The Judas', the young British novelist, Steve Jackson, has put danger back into spy fiction.

Ruth Rendell's latest novel, The Water's Lovely, garnered praise and a well-deserved favorable review from the New York Times

Writing a novel requires an idea, the right words, and something extra. Writer Alanna Knight shares the secrets of her approach to writing, from idea to execution.

The latest Ian Rutledge mystery proves to be a superb addition to the brooding detective series set in post-World War I London.

Not all authors who write about Great Britain are actually British. These three "Great Pretenders" would fool even the most discerning reader.

The Michelin Guide for 2010 has given 11 restaurants in Tokyo its coveted three-star rating, placing the Asian city ahead of Paris.