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Oil firm Rockhopper 'disappointed' as Italy seeks to annul drilling ban payout

The Salisbury-based company was awarded more than €190m in damages by the country in August over a banned drilling project

Birmingham Post

Static electricity specialist acquired by Aim-listed firm

Fraser Anti-Static Techniques employs around 50 people across its three manufacturing sites in Bampton near Tiverton, as well as a base in Bristol

Birmingham Post

Chair of training tech firm Pennant International dies

John Ponsonby was appointed as a non-executive director of the AIM-listed company in 2018 and became its chair in 2021

Birmingham Post

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Eve Sleep sold to Bensons for Beds after confirming administration

The appointment of the administrators follows the announcement of a formal sale process in June 2022

Birmingham Post

‘Plea seeking daily worship of Shringar Gauri not maintainable under Place of Worship Act’

PRAYAGRAJ: The Gyanvapi Mosque management – Anjuman Intezamia Masajid (AIM) – on Monday contested before the Allahabad high court that the petition of five Hindu women plaintiffs seeking daily worship of Shringar Gauri and other Hindu deities in Gyanvapi complex was not maintainable under the Places of Worship Act 1991.

The Times of India

The KTM RC 8C Is Making Its Way To The Land Down Under

KTM is releasing the RC 8C in the Australian and New Zealand market. Only 24 units will be made available, with reservations opening on October 19, 2022.

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Gyanvapi case: Varanasi court verdict on carbon dating of 'shivling' today

VARANASI: The Varanasi district judge court is set to deliver its verdict on the demand of four women plaintiffs, seeking court intervention for carbon dating of the purported 'shivling' claimed to have been found in the ablution pond of the mosque during court commission survey on May 16.

The Times of India

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Gyanvapi a waqf property, only waqf board can hear cases linked to it: Anjuman Intezamia Masajid

VARANASI: The Anjuman Intezamia Masajid — the Gyanvapi mosque management committee — on Wednesday submitted in the court of civil judge, senior division (fast-track court), Mahendra Kumar Pandey that the issues related to Gyanvapi mosque property could be heard at the Waqf Board’s Lucknow tribunal only as it was a…

The Times of India

Uttar Pradesh: Court verdict on carbon dating of 'shivling' in Gyanvapi case on Oct 14

VARANASI: The Varanasi district judge court on Tuesday fixed October 14 as the date to deliver its order on the demand of four women plaintiffs, seeking court intervention for carbon dating of the purported ‘shivling' claimed to have been found in the ablution pond of the mosque during court commission…

The Times of India

Shares in drug maker more then double after agreeing $160m deal

It's the highest the company's shares have traded at since November 2021

Birmingham Post

New code of conduct 'will make media more receptive' to Yes campaign

A NEW code of conduct for the Yes campaign will help the media be “more receptive” to independence supporters, according to an SNP MSP ...

The National (Scotland)

Gyanvapi-Shringar Gauri case: 'Is shivling a case property?' Kashi court asks plaintiffs; next hearing On Oct 11

VARANASI: Hearing a petition filed by four of the five women plaintiffs in the Gyanvapi-Shringar Gauri case that seeks carbon-dating of the ‘shivling’ found in the ablution pond of the mosque on May 16, district judge Ajay Krishna Vishvesha on Friday sought clarification on the status of the ‘shivling’ in…

The Times of India

Slump in AIM floats spells strife for the City of London

THE alarming slump in activity on London’s moribund capital markets is laid bare today with figures showing AIM raised a paltry £3 million for fresh flotations in the last quarter.

Evening Standard

Grab your ticket for Friday’s Big Night Out at the SNP conference in Aberdeen

THERE’S still time to snap up tickets for a Big Night Out ahead of the

The National (Scotland)

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AIM Vaccine Shrinks Its IPO But Gives Chairman a Mega Paycheck

Key Takeaways: AIM Vaccine is finally landing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at its third attempt, but has only issued 0.8% of its total share capital, raising a net HK$70 million The company issued equity incentives worth a whopping 900 million yuan to its chairman before going public, and…

Birmingham Post

Time Finance reports 'resilient' performance as book lending grows

The AIM-listed company said new products and expansion of its business development team had supported its growth

ABC News

Former resident of Retta Dixon home successfully sues federal government, Australian Indigenous Ministries

A former resident of a notorious home for Stolen Generations children has successfully sued the federal government and a religious group for sexual abuse he suffered in their care.

Evening Standard

Stormzy: Don’t use diversity as a buzz word or tick box

The British rapper has been honoured with the diversity champion award at the Association of Independent Music Awards

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Here are all our articles from Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire special edition

THE Aberdeen Independence Movement (AIM) is a non-partisan, pro-independence group based in the North East of Scotland, making the local case for…

Birmingham Post

Autonomous vehicle firm Aurrigo International to float on AIM

Manufacturer is looking to expand its work in the aviation sector where its vehicles are used to transport luggage and cargo around airport

The National (Scotland)

Special edition paper sets out the case for Scottish independence in the North East

THE National has published a 12-page special edition paper

Evening Standard

City row as investors claim Phoenix being sold on the cheap to Swiss giant

A DAVID and Goliath City battle broke out today when minority shareholders in Phoenix Global Resources vowed to fight off a £200 million takeover deal from Mercuria, a Swiss commodity behemoth with sales of $130 billion a year.

Birmingham Post

Rockhopper awarded millions by Italian government over cancelled oil rig project

The AIM-listed company, which is based in Wiltshire, brought its case against the country in 2017

The Times of India

Anjuman Intezamia Masajid submits documents to back its waqf claim about Gyanvapi mosque

VARANASI: Anjuman Intezamia Masajid — the Gyanvapi mosque management committee — submitted all documents before the court of Varanasi district judge, Ajay Krishna Vishvesha, in support of its claim that Gyanvapi mosque was a waqf property and completed its arguments on the issue on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Purplebricks hopes for limited claims from failures within its letting business

UK’s biggest online-only estate agent blames misfiring marketing as it loses over £40 million

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