Friday papers: GSK remains '100% committed' to London listing – Citywire
[ad_1] The Guardian: The owner of Royal Mail is facing a near £900m class action claim over accusations it abused its 'dominant position' in the market … [ad_2] Source link
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Post Office scandal: Regulator investigating more than 20 solicitors and firms
[ad_1] ‘Tragic’ miscarriage of justice, says SRA The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has issued an updated statement on its investigations into the Post Office scandal. The regulator confirmed yesterday it is undertaking “more than 20 live investigations” into solicitors and law firms who were working on behalf of the Post Office/Royal Mail Group. This includes…
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I collect 50p coins – do I really have one worth £30,000? DAN HATFIELD replies
[ad_1] I’ve collected 50p coins for quite some time and would love to know the value of what I have accumulated. I’ve seen some coins like the ones I have listed on various sites for £30,000 and other high values. Do I have some valuable 50p coins that could be worth £30,000? I do also…
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Royal Mail faces fresh legal claim over bulk delivery service
[ad_1] Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The owner of Royal Mail faces a new claim for £878mn in damages over its delivery operations, adding to the former state-owned postal group’s legal woes as it prepares for a takeover by Czech…
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Lawyers who worked for Royal Mail Group amid Horizon scandal under investigation
[ad_1] More than 20 investigations are ongoing into solicitors and law firms that worked for the Post Office in cases linked to the Horizon IT scandal, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has said. The SRA is investigating the strategy and conduct used by Post Office or Royal Mail Group solicitors during the period that saw…
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Royal Canadian Navy led conga lines in Havana as part of ‘deterrence’ visit to Cuba, photos show
[ad_1] Open this photo in gallery: A vintage car passes by as Canadian warship HMCS Margaret Brooke enters Havana’s bay, in Cuba, on June 14. The Canadian government has come under criticism for making a friendly three-day naval stop in Cuba.Stringer/Reuters Photos posted on social media by Canada’s embassy in Cuba show a Royal Canadian…
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What to wear to Royal Ascot – the strict dress codes explained
[ad_1] There are few invites that excite us more than an invite to Royal Ascot. (We’ll take any reason to dress up.) So when an email from Peroni Nastro Azzurro, the official beer sponsor of Royal Ascot, landed in our inbox, asking us to join the brand for a day of outfit spotting, horse racing…
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Post Office scandal: 20-plus law firms and solicitors under investigation
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Court hands Warrington man £500 fine for fly-tipping
[ad_1] Warrington borough council reported that it had received reports of waste being illegally dumped at two locations: Blackbrook Square and Howley Lane. The council investigated the incidents and linked the van to Alex McColl. Its investigations were supported by witness accounts at the two locations. According to the council, Mr McColl was charged with…
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Australia Post opens second Community Hub @ Post retail concept
[ad_1] A newly refurbished and contemporary retail space has opened in Burnie, Tasmania, that will offer Australia Post customers a convenient place to access postal services as well as buy products from local small businesses. The Community Hub @ Post offers customers the full range of existing services, including free 24/7 parcel lockers for out-of-hours…
