It should have been a simple transfer. Instead the businessman Stuart James lost almost all of his £1 million pot after a catalogue of failures by a pension firm and two of the UK’s biggest banks. A big reason for his loss was the fact that his life savings were …
Read More »Defeated Tory candidate considering legal action over postal vote ‘delays’
A Tory candidate who was defeated by just 15 votes is considering taking legal action over alleged postal vote chaos in his constituency. Ameet Jogia, who was defeated by his Labour rival in the north London constituency of Hendon, may launch a judicial review against Barnet Council. Mr Jogia, a …
Read More »‘Room for improvement’, says commission
Polling day ‘ran smoothly’ but there is ‘room to improve the experience for some’, according to the independent body which oversees elections. At the close of the polls last night, Vijay Rangarajan, chief executive of the Electoral Commission, said: ‘Overall, our initial assessment is that polling day ran smoothly and …
Read More »Prince Harry needs to turn down Pat Tillman Award: expert
The prince should turn it down. Prince Harry “needs to do the honorable thing” and “just say no” to his controversial Pat Tillman Award, royal expert Richard Eden said. Eden, who is the diary editor for the Daily Mail, made the comments while speaking on the Daily Mail’s Palace Confidential …
Read More »How Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have shown ‘unquestionable solidarity’ with Prince William amid Prince Harry’s exile and the Royal Family’s turbulent year
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have shown signs of ‘solidarity’ with King Charles and Prince William since Prince Harry’s move to the US, a royal expert has claimed. The York sisters appear to have become a beacon of strength amid testing times for the Firm, including Charles and the Princess of …
Read More »Liz Kendall appointed as Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
MP for Leicester West, Liz Kendall, has been appointed as the new Secretary of State for Work and Pensions at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). MP for Leeds West, Rachel Reeves, has also been appointed as Chancellor of the Exchequer, making her the UK’s first female Chancellor. The …
Read More »Lady Amelia Windsor spotted cosying up to boyfriend Ollie Lewis at Wimbledon
Lady Amelia Windsor was spotted cosying up to her boyfriend Ollie Lewis at Wimbledon on Friday. The royal, 28, looked effortlessly chic in a green dress, which she paired with a cream trench coat as she stepped out for day five of the Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn …
Read More »Royal Mail asks Government to cut Saturday letter service under overhaul
Royal Mail has asked the Government for an early move to cut its letter service to five days a week as it unveiled hefty losses after a hit from crippling strike action. Boss Simon Thompson vowed to do “whatever it takes” to turn the group around after half-year results showed …
Read More »Shadows fall on Conservatives in their Harrogate heartland
Labour’s Conrad Whitcroft was never seriously in the running. While the energetic Mr Gordon and his team have rattled more letterboxes than the Royal Mail, Mr Whitcroft combined canvassing with his day job for an insurance company and his duties as a City of York councillor. He even went to …
Read More »Guildford: Royal Mail appeals to dog owners following attacks
Lizz Lloyd, the Royal Mail’s health and safety director, said: “Almost half of attacks happen at the front door and over a quarter in the front garden.” The Guildford postcode was the joint eighth highest risk postcode area in the country. Royal Mail said this was the first time the …
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