mcquarrie seems to be doing well.ntally taking a little bit of market share but still a very small player overall. for the rest of the banks that is going to be the big thing to watch next week. he is really how much of the home loan business is starting to look tricky now going into next year and how much of a decline in net interest margins are we seeing relative to expectations. that's really where the focus will be. >> how much has it been an impact of where the rba is and how much further there is to go? >> it depends if you are a believer in the peak rates argument and whether on the one hand, as that pertains to a global markets business, you get less volatility with rates pretty sticky at a higher level, perhaps there is less on the trading side to benefit from. from the consumer sentiment point of view, as that works its way through into the housing market, there is still not enough to really think you have a big decline in the housing market. australia's housing market looks like it is pretty much act the re

and then he showed me ralph mcquarrie's concept painting.se favourite things is the original script. which, do you notice, it says the star wars because that's what it was. one of my favorite scenes is right at the beginning where r2 and 3p0 are kind of lost in the desert. they couldn't get r2 to go up a slope in the sand. it was on a piano wire being pulled and he says we seem to be made to suffer. it's our lot in life. i've got to rest before i fall apart. myjoints are almost frozen. hearing that voice, anthony, it's amazing to hear you saying that. seeing the words in the script, i think are lovely. the script is expected to fetch between 10 and £20,000. star wars aside for movie buffs with money to spare, this auction is a big deal. this is harrison ford's whip. indiana jones's whip, used in indiana jones and the temple of doom. this has an auction estimate of £100 to £200,000. so this is freddy kruger's razor blade, finger glove from a nightmare on elm street. we've really seen a surge of interest in horror collectors over the last few