Airmata Balqis masih mengalir namun bibirnya sudah mula mengukir senyuman dan hatinya sedar akan cinta yang Allah cipta untuk hambanya terlalu agung.

Not a quiet titter but genuine, full throated laughter. My wife didn't see the funny side, and threatened me with the spare room. Again. But I couldn't stop myself. I was virtually crying.

Rubin is a born collector who made his money on Wall Street. Having acquired cars including a 1960s Ferrari 275 GTB and a 1933 Bugatti over the years, his interest in industrial objects led him to modern movement architecture. At the age of 48 he enrolled at Columbia University's graduate school of architecture, working as a teaching assistant for the renowned scholar Kenneth Frampton. Armed with his newfound knowledge, he acquired not only the Maison de Verre, which he has since restored in a meticulous manner, but also Jean Prouvé's prefabricated Maison Tropicale. Rubin later donated the Prouvé building to the Pompidou Centre -?there can be no greater endorsement for "architecture as art" than that.She said: "I feel extremely sorry for him. He did lose his son, but I think the way he has behaved over the last 10 years and what he has put her sons through has been almost unforgivable and I would say please rest now - give your son some dignity in death, and give Diana hers."

The Future

Unbelievably, the Osborne/Mandelson friendship is charging up once more. The two men (who were at the Bilderberg Conference last weekend) share warm, private conversations. In public, Lord Mandelson is lavish with praise and endorsement for the Chancellor, whom he is hawking about as the next prime minister (while simultaneously being careful to highlight the leadership qualities of David Cameron). In return, the Coalition government goes out of its way to award credibility to the former Labour minister.