The Daily Mail (London, England), March 12th, 2004
Byline: GERALD WARNER WHEN the assorted ranks of officials, journalists and Concerneds of Corstorphine filed into the elegant room where the Holyrood Inquiry is being held yesterday, there was a striking new addition to the decor. A long strip of paper, covered with arcane figures and symbols, extended half the length of one wall. Was it feng shui? Since it was only nine feet long, it couldn't be the bill for the parliament. In fact, as it turned out to be a chart of the project's relentless expansion, it was arguably more expensive than a frieze by Leonardo. But more of that later. Taking ...
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