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How the brothers buying Asda for £6.8bn ring up a minuscule tax bill

How the brothers buying Asda for £6.8bn ring up a minuscule tax bill

Revealed: How the brothers buying Asda for £6.8bn ring up a minuscule tax bill as their company has links to tax havensMoshin and Zuber Issa’s EG Group has huge debts and a paper trail to tax havensThe brothers’ stake in EG Group is held in the tax-friendly jurisdiction of Jersey The brothers and TDR will borrow against the value of their stake in the Asda business to pay for the deal, according to sourcesBy Neil Craven for The Mail on Sunday Published: 17:16 EDT, 3 October 2020 | Updated: 18:05 EDT, 3 October 2020

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How 1.5m homeowners could be stuck in unsellable tower block flats

How 1.5m homeowners could be stuck in unsellable tower block flats

Cladding chaos: How 1.5m homeowners could be stuck for TEN YEARS in unsellable tower block flatsThat’s despite the majority of such homes being safeGovernment insists that anyone living in an apartment block more than 18 metres (59 feet) high must get a fire safety form before they sellKeeba Critchlow (below) is unable to sell her one-bedroom flat as a result of red tape introduced in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fireBy Toby Walne for The Mail on Sunday Published: 17:15 EDT, 3 October 2020 | Updated: 18:00 EDT, 3 October 2020

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How Rebus creator Ian Rankin turns fiction into a fortune

How Rebus creator Ian Rankin turns fiction into a fortune

‘I’m lucky – I can create a £1m book with a £3.50 pad of A4 paper from Sainsbury’s’: How Rebus creator Ian Rankin turns fiction into a fortuneBy Donna Ferguson For Mail On Sunday Published: 17:16 EDT, 3 October 2020 | Updated: 17:59 EDT, 3 October 2020

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Priory is put up for sale AGAIN at £1bn

Priory is put up for sale AGAIN at £1bn

Drug rehabilitation centre Priory that once treated Robbie Williams is put up for sale AGAIN at £1bnBy Ben Harrington For The Mail On Sunday Published: 17:18 EDT, 3 October 2020 | Updated: 17:18 EDT, 3 October 2020

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Free money! How the Bank of England made £150bn UK debt disappear

Free money! How the Bank of England made £150bn UK debt disappear

Free money! How the Bank of England used quantitative easing to make £150bn UK debt disappearSince March 2009, £745bn has been created out of thin air under the scheme Money was used to buy Government bonds from banks and other investorsBut £100bn of these have run to maturity without being sold back to investorsBy Dan Atkinson For The Mail On Sunday Published: 17:18 EDT, 3 October 2020 | Updated: 17:18 EDT, 3 October 2020

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