Former royal butler Paul Burrell was in hiding today after allegedly confessing that he lied at the Princess Diana inquest. The coroner has already requested a copy of the tape, which shows him claiming that he did not tell the truth in the witness box
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[ad_1] “Second hand retail sites and apps have exploded over lockdown and we should thank younger shoppers for that,” says Mary-Leigh Bliss, a fashion analyst at YPlulse. “There have been enormous spikes in traffic and activity to sites like Depop during this pandemic. For young people growing up in the shadow of a recession, price…
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[ad_1] 23 March 2024, 17:59 | Updated: 23 March 2024, 18:05 King Charles is planning to lead the Royal Family at the Easter Sunday service next week in a public ‘show of unity’. Picture: Alamy King Charles is planning to lead the Royal Family at the Easter Sunday service next week in a public ‘show…
[ad_1] British companies are drowning in unnecessary paperwork. An antiquated system, whereby a few listed shares are held in paper form and the holders are entitled to physical copies of documents, means custodian banks are sent an estimated two tonnes of paper on a typical day. Annual reports, prospectuses and shareholder guides must be printed…
[ad_1] CUSTOMERS across Oxfordshire and other parts of the country have had issues with services provided by a German courier company. Evri has already apologised to customers in different parts of the UK for delays to parcels over Christmas. A spokesman for the company said the delays were due to Royal Mail Strikes, staff shortages…
Two roads in Penkhull, Stoke-on-Trent, have been declared no-go zones by the Royal Mail after officials carried out a risk assessment and ruled the pavement was a potential hazard. More: continued here