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Kompany knew that City had fallen short once again on Europe's biggest stage and the award of a contentiousWith a soundtrack by Pink Floyd, Jerry Garcia and the Youngbloods, Zabriskie Point is a both a thriller and a doped-out dream-capsule of the revolutionary hippy movement in California. The film, by Michelangelo Antonioni, the director of Blow-Up, begins almost documentary-style at a meeting of students protesting on campus. After the shooting of a riot policeman, however, it spirals out of control, becoming a hallucinogenic road-movie, with an impressive orgy of lust in the dust at the aforementioned Zabriskie Point. Mark Frechette plays a student radical on the run and Daria Halprin a lanky stoner secretary who only works whenWomen of the Year has recognised Beatrice Mtetwa for risking her life for justice and press freedom in the country

Start withThe Times is continuing its fortnightly series of briefings to coincide with Target Two Point Zero, the Bank of England's competition for sixth-formers. A-level students are asked to take on the role of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee, deciding how interest rates should move to keep inflation on course to meet the 2 per cent target in the medium term. The task is complicated this year because students must judge when is the right time to lift interest rates from the record low of 0.5 per cent where they have been since 2009. This week we look at the housing market. What is happening to house prices?After rising rapidly throughout the past year, driven by the Help to Buy scheme and a recovering economy, there have been signs lately that the rampant pace of house price growth is now starting to slow. Halifax, the building society, said earlier this month that the average price of a home in the UK rose by just 0.6 per cent in September to ?187,188. On the year it was up 9.6 per cent, lower than the 10.2 per cent recorded in July. At the same time, there has also been a dip in mortgage approvals. According to the British Bankers' Association, the number of mortgage approvals for house purchase slid to 39,271 in September, from 41,361 in August and 43,580 in September 2013. What factors are behind the slowdown?The Financial Conduct Authority's Mortgage Market Review, aimed at curbing risky lending, and the prosThe fourteenth annual Target Two Point Zero-Bank of England and The Times Interest Rate Challenge is under way, with 302 teams across the UK competing for the Challenge Trophy and ?10,000 for their school or college.

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