Former solicitor Timothy Schools, 59, David Kennedy, 67, and 47-year-old Richard Emmett are facing different charges ranging from fraud to transferring criminal property.
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Tesla bigger than Walmart! Shares race past $2,000 milestone
A fresh surge in the firm’s share price has taken its market capitalisation to $373billion, eclipsing the US supermarket group’s $370billion. The stock passed the $2,000 mark on Thursday.
UK firm launches a Tesla Model S HEARSE
For those who, when they die, want to go quietly can do so quite literally now there’s an electric Tesla that’s been converted into a hearse for the UK.
ITV announces investment in Britbox Australia
It will also invest around £1million in a data software firm that owns ITV commercial partner and data analysis company InfoSum.
Ofcom reveals best and worst consumer-ranked telecoms firms
TalkTalk received the most broadband complaints, while Three took the unwanted crown for mobile and Virgin Media for landline, according to the watchdog.
UK firm to convert 30 vintage Rolls-Royces into electric cars
Lunaz, which specialises in ripping petrol engines out of classic cars and replacing them with batteries and electric motors, will create 30 electrified Phantom Vs and Silver Cloud models.
Park resorts are now allowed to open all year
Hearing the rustle of autumn leaves underfoot on a woodland walk is one of the pleasures park home owners are looking forward to now councils are allowing resorts to stay open for longer.
Living in the middle of nowhere has renewed appeal
Rural West Wales is one possibility. ‘I have been inundated with enquiries from people wanting to move here from London,’ says Carol Peett of West Wales Property Finders.
Drugs giant inks collaboration deal with RenalytixAI
Since March AstraZeneca has inked three significant deals with some lesser lights of the drugs sector quoted on the LSE’s alternative investment market.
Online supermarket battle heats up on the This is Money podcast
Since the start of lockdown in March, more Britons have ordered supermarket shopping online to be delivered to their door to dodge the crowds and beat the queuing mayhem.










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