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Josh Salisbury

Robert Tchenguiz: Anti-terror traffic measures near Royal Albert Hall infringed tycoon’s rights, court rules

Royal Albert Hall

A court has ruled that traffic measures near the Royal Albert Hall infringed the human rights of a property tycoon who lives nearby.

Robert Tchenguiz, 61, took Westminster City Council to court over traffic arrangements around his luxury home near the world-famous concert hall, claiming it significantly restricted access to his home and breached his right to a private life.

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The Dream and Valkyries are tied at 2-2 after four absorbing games. Many in America would rather we revisited the national anthem debate

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