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dailymail.co.uk | Ian Gallagher |Stephanie Condron
A Saturday morning in the late 1980s and teenagers are laying siege to a pop star's Berkshire mansion. When their patience is rewarded, they emit a piercing shriek. Stedman Pearson, enjoying fame and fortune as one-fifth of the sibling group Five Star, saunters to the end of the driveway to sign autographs. As ever, he is courteous and friendly. Some fans have travelled far. Another, Hessah, 16, is practically a neighbour.
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msn.com | Ian Gallagher |Abul Taher
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dailymail.co.uk | Ian Gallagher |Abul Taher
Prince Harry faced fierce criticism last night over his 'bizarre' new claim that his police protection was withdrawn to stop him and wife Meghan leaving Britain to live abroad. He said learning that the couple's taxpayer-funded security was being removed in 2020 was 'difficult to swallow'. But senior police and Home Office officials said his latest intervention made no sense, with one former Scotland Yard chief calling it 'complete nonsense'.
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businessmondays.co.uk | Ian Gallagher
A leading West Midlands accountancy practice is warning legal professionals that potential changes to the rule around pocketing interest on client money could put some firms at risk of insolvency. Emma Abbotts, accounts senior manager at Prime Accountants Group, says there is increasing scrutiny from the regulator, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), around the rules concerning how solicitors handle the interest accrued as a result of holding client funds.
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birminghamworld.uk | Ian Gallagher
A leading Birmingham accountancy practice is warning legal professionals that potential changes to the rule around pocketing interest on client money could put some firms at risk of insolvency. Emma Abbotts, accounts senior manager at Prime Accountants Group, says there is increasing scrutiny from the regulator, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), around the rules concerning how solicitors handle the interest accrued as a result of holding client funds.
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msn.com | Ian Gallagher
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warwickshireworld.com | Ian Gallagher
Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowOne of Europe’s leading poolers of sustainable wooden pallets has promoted one of its most trusted supply chain professionals to a newly-created senior leadership role. IPP, which has its UK&I headquarters in Coventry, has promoted Demi Crabbe to senior commercial development manager.
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businessmondays.co.uk | Ian Gallagher
One of Europe’s leading poolers of sustainable wooden pallets has promoted one of its most trusted supply chain professionals to a newly-created senior leadership role. IPP, which has its UK&I headquarters in Coventry, has promoted Demi Crabbe to senior commercial development manager. Demi, who has been with the business for 14 years, will report to regional managing director Andy Maddock as part of the new role, which is focused on driving growth across the UK&I business.
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nationalworld.com | Ian Gallagher
Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowGloucestershire’s Zak O’Sullivan has inked a deal to join the grid of Asia’s premier sportscar racing series as part of a dual racing campaign in Japan in 2025. Zak, from Withington, near Cheltenham, has joined CarGuy MKS Racing for the new Super GT season, pairing with Rikuto Kobayashi in a Ferrari 296 GT3.
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dailymail.co.uk | Ian Gallagher |Glen Owen
A senior nurse who addressed a transgender paedophile as 'Mister' has been suspended after speaking to The Mail on Sunday. Jennifer Melle, 40, was previously investigated and disciplined by NHS bosses despite being called the N-word three times by the patient, a convicted sex offender, who lunged at her. Now, after a four-minute meeting with a manager last week, she was suspended, ordered to collect her belongings and escorted out of St Helier Hospital in Carshalton, Surrey, in tears.
