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msn.com | Alex Storey |Arthur Parashar
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dailymail.co.uk | Alex Storey |Arthur Parashar
A grandfather-of-two claims he is on track to become a millionaire through his soaring property empire - despite working minimum wage as a taxi driver. Perry Wilson, 63, believes he is just three years away from his seven-figure dream after quietly amassing a fortune by renting out his semi-detached homes across the north east of England. In 2018, the former navy officer set himself a decade-long goal to retire at 67 after years of gruelling 80-hour weeks driving his cab.
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3 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Alex Storey |Joseph Gamp
UK motorists issued warning over QR car park scam that could cost you £100sFake stickers were spotted attached to parking metres in South Tyneside last month - but when scanned, the codes took drivers to a pay zone site where their bank details were swiped by criminalsVisitors to a popular seaside car park are being warned about scammers who used QR codes to con hundreds of pounds from motorists.
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1 month ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Jaya Narain |Alex Storey |Mark Branagan |Rory Tingle
Towns and cities across Britain have been in uproar over the number of asylum seekers they have been asked to accommodate - but some are bucking the trend. While many locals complain about pressure on local services and housing, others are choosing to openly advertise their willingness to accept more new arrivals. The City of Sanctuary movement aims to make asylum seekers and refugees feel more welcome by persuading local voluntary groups to sign up as members.
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thesun.co.uk | Alex Storey |Milad Sherzad
VILLAGERS have slammed their "nuisance" local council for forcing two camping domes to be torn down despite other residents loving them. The large glass structures, which are as tall as a single-storey building, were erected on the site of the 68 Cafe in rural Toft Hill, County Durham. Despite neighbours loving the domes, which have been in place for nearly two years, Durham County Council has pressed for their closure, citing the "unacceptable harm" they cause to the landscape.
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