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The entrepreneur has been given permission by authorities in Paris to buy the Hayange factory, which is a key supplier to the country’s train network.

It began building a 1.75m sq ft distribution centre near Sutton-in-Ashfield last year. It is now taking on engineers and other employees for the site, which is the size of 22 football pitches.

The shareholders’ investments were wiped out after they received just 1p per share when it was sold in 2019 to a group called Connect Airways, which was led by Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin.

Howard Kennedy has been accused of failing to properly structure a development deal that would have seen hundreds of new homes built in the South East.

The Competition and Markets Authority said Covid-19 had forced it to abandon most of its radical plans for change which could have seen the introduction of price caps on funerals.

Julia also reveals that although these days she wears Chanel perfume, drinks champagne and gets paid up to £3,000 for three minutes of her time, life has not always been easy.

Post offices remain places where people and small businesses can bank – especially key in towns where bank branches have been axed, either left empty and neglected or turned into coffee shops.

A council tax bill landing on the doorstep of my late father’s empty property was one of the last things I expected during the pandemic. But it turns out that empathy is currently in short supply at town halls.

My wife passed away and she had £1,000 in premium bonds, so I wrote to NS&I. I heard nothing until a prize cheque arrived in her name. I returned it but NS&I can’t find my original correspondence.

Research by fraud prevention service Cifas shows that one in seven adults has committed one or more ‘frauds’. Shockingly, some view certain kinds of consumer fraud as ‘reasonable’.