Sukhmani Sethi

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'Grim' fish and chip supper at London hospital is compared to a dog's dinner as shocking dishes served to NHS patients continue to go viral

Apr 29, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | Sukhmani Sethi

A man was left fuming after his sister was served up a 'grim' fish and chip supper at a London hospital which social media users lambasted as not being fit to 'feed to their dog'. The shocking meal was served up at University Hospital Lewisham last week and consisted of a plate of fish and chips alongside some mushy peas and vegetables.
'Grim' fish and chip supper at London hospital is compared to a dog's dinner as shocking dishes served to NHS patients continue to go viral

Apr 29, 2024 | thisismoney.co.uk | Sukhmani Sethi

A man was left fuming after his sister was served up a 'grim' fish and chip supper at a London hospital which social media users lambasted as not being fit to 'feed to their dog'. The shocking meal was served up at University Hospital Lewisham last week and consisted of a plate of fish and chips alongside some mushy peas and vegetables.
Chef loses £6m court fight with elderly mother over property empire

Apr 29, 2024 | msn.com | Sukhmani Sethi

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Chef loses bitter £6m court fight with his elderly mother over ownership of property empire including Thai restaurant in Fitzrovia voted Britain's top takeaway | Daily Mail Online

Apr 29, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | Sukhmani Sethi

A chef has lost a bitter £6 court fight with this elderly mother over the ownership of their property empire, including a London restaurant that was voted Britain's top takeaway. Thai Metro, near the British Museum in central London - winner of the title 'Britain's most-loved takeaway' in 2017 - was at the centre of the clash between chef Ekk Somboonsam, 51, and his 77-year-old mother Wanda Walker.
Hundreds of families turfed out of Bristol tower block are back home

Apr 28, 2024 | msn.com | Sukhmani Sethi

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Criminology student, 25, who tried to frame her own sister after being caught drug-driving at 100mph is spared jail after her sibling told judge she had forgiven her | Daily Mail Online

Apr 28, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | Sukhmani Sethi

A former criminology student who tried to frame her own sister after she was caught drug-driving at 100mph motorway has been spared jail after her sibling wrote to a judge saying she had forgiven her. Aneesha Khan, 25, falsely gave her sister Naila's name and address when she found to be three and a half times the limit for cannabis when stopped on the M6 - around 70 miles from home - at midnight on August 20 last year.
Criminology student, 25, who tried to frame her own sister after being caught drug-driving at 100mph is spared jail after her sibling told judge she had forgiven her | This is Money

Apr 28, 2024 | thisismoney.co.uk | Sukhmani Sethi

A former criminology student who tried to frame her own sister after she was caught drug-driving at 100mph motorway has been spared jail after her sibling wrote to a judge saying she had forgiven her. Aneesha Khan, 25, falsely gave her sister Naila's name and address when she found to be three and a half times the limit for cannabis when stopped on the M6 - around 70 miles from home - at midnight on August 20 last year.
Hundreds of families turfed out of Bristol tower block are now back home nearly six months later - but say they still feel sceptical about the building's safety | Daily Mail Online

Apr 28, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | Sukhmani Sethi

Hundred of families who were turfed out of a Bristol Tower block, after the building was found to be structurally compromised, have now been returned to their homes, nearly six months later. More than 400 residents living in Barton House on Cotton Mill Lane were forced to leave their flats as a 'precautionary measure' in November last year, after a survey found that there was a 'risk to the structure' of the 15-storey building in the event of a fire, explosion or large impact.
Hundreds of families turfed out of Bristol tower block are now back home nearly six months later - but say they still feel sceptical about the building's safety | This is Money

Apr 28, 2024 | thisismoney.co.uk | Sukhmani Sethi

Hundred of families who were turfed out of a Bristol Tower block, after the building was found to be structurally compromised, have now been returned to their homes, nearly six months later. More than 400 residents living in Barton House on Cotton Mill Lane were forced to leave their flats as a 'precautionary measure' in November last year, after a survey found that there was a 'risk to the structure' of the 15-storey building in the event of a fire, explosion or large impact.
Post Office's top lawyers had 'unhealthy view of subpostmasters'

Apr 24, 2024 | msn.com | Sukhmani Sethi

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'Grim' fish and chip supper at London hospital is compared to a dog's dinner as shocking dishes served to NHS patients continue to go viral

'Grim' fish and chip supper at London hospital is compared to a dog's dinner as shocking dishes served to NHS patients continue to go viral

Chef loses £6m court fight with elderly mother over property empire

Chef loses bitter £6m court fight with his elderly mother over ownership of property empire including Thai restaurant in Fitzrovia voted Britain's top takeaway | Daily Mail Online

Hundreds of families turfed out of Bristol tower block are back home

Criminology student, 25, who tried to frame her own sister after being caught drug-driving at 100mph is spared jail after her sibling told judge she had forgiven her | Daily Mail Online

Criminology student, 25, who tried to frame her own sister after being caught drug-driving at 100mph is spared jail after her sibling told judge she had forgiven her | This is Money

Hundreds of families turfed out of Bristol tower block are now back home nearly six months later - but say they still feel sceptical about the building's safety | Daily Mail Online

Hundreds of families turfed out of Bristol tower block are now back home nearly six months later - but say they still feel sceptical about the building's safety | This is Money

Post Office's top lawyers had 'unhealthy view of subpostmasters'

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