ft.com: Financial Times

As a psychologist I liked this one - it talks of irrationality in the context of the housing market and peoples failure to take into account salient facts like the true costs of house ownership during their decision making process. Apparently we are driven by thinking of those people who have made huge gains in property but ignore the costs of these gains - used to be called greed I think. US prices are falling and apparently we are more than twice as overpriced as the US on comparative measures etc etc.