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Network Rail fined £6.7m for failings which led to fatal derailment

Three people died when the train hit a landslide amid bad weather near Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, in August 2020.

The Independent UK

Network Rail admits failings over fatal crash amid ‘biblical’ weather

Train driver Brett McCullough, conductor Donald Dinnie and passenger Christopher Stuchbury died in the crash.

The Independent UK

Network Rail due in court over fatal derailment

Three people died in the incident near Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, in August 2020.

The Independent UK

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Network Rail to face prosecution over rail crash which killed three people

Network Rail faces prosecution over a train crash which killed three people.

The National (Scotland)

Network Rail to face prosecution over deadly rail crash

Three people died after the derailment in August 2020.

The Independent UK

Davis Group wins Australia's best semillon crown

Pepper Tree 2013 Limited Release Tallawanta Semillon a winner.

Newcastle Herald

11-year boardroom ban for former Carillion finance chief

Zafar Khan served as the finance director for just eight months prior to the 2018 collapse of the outsourcing and construction giant

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Ex-Carillion finance chief given 11-year company director ban

Zafar Khan’s disqualification comes more than five years after outsourcing firm’s collapse

The Guardian - UK

Carillion ex-director gets banned for 11 years – here's what it means for people whose companies get wrecked

Zafar Khan, the former finance director of collapsed mega-contractor Carillion, has been banned from being a company director for 11 years. It is the longest ban imposed on an executive of a listed company by the Insolvency Service (IS) in 60 years, raising the prospect of lengthy bans for seven…

The Conversation

John Davis a true rock of Hunter wine industry

An unconventional path led the highly awarded wine veteran to the industry.

Newcastle Herald

Firms fined most by regulators still on UK government’s list of top suppliers

Observer reveals that companies are getting big contracts in spite of paying penalties for corruption or fraud

The Guardian - UK

KPMG settles £1.3bn lawsuit with Carillion creditors

Official Receiver has been campaigning on behalf of creditors of construction giant following its collapse in 2018

Birmingham Post

KPMG settles £1.3bn lawsuit from Carillion creditors over alleged negligence

Collapse of outsourcer in 2018 with debts of £7bn came after annual accounts were approved by KPMG

The Guardian - UK

Network Rail could face charges over fatal Stonehaven train crash

PROSECUTORS are considering whether Network Rail will face charges over a train crash which claimed three lives.

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Stonehaven rail crash report being considered by prosecutors

PROSECUTORS are considering a joint police and safety regulator investigation report into the Stonehaven rail crash.

The Independent UK

Prosecutors consider whether Network Rail will be charged over Stonehaven crash

Train driver Brett McCullough, conductor Donald Dinnie and passenger Christopher Stuchbury died in the derailment in August 2020.

Manchester Evening News

Primary school hit by raw sewage leaks, flooding and toxic fumes for years after botched refurb to be rebuilt

Russell Scott Primary School has been chosen for the government's school rebuilding programme after years of campaigning

The Conversation

PFI at 30: it's hard to say anything positive about this deeply flawed financing model

It was Norman Lamont who first announced a new way of paying for public buildings and infrastructure in November 1992. In a speech to the House of Commons, the then chancellor of the exchequer said he was looking to encourage more private financing for such projects.

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Every school in Leeds ranked by their food hygiene rating

Anywhere where food is sold needs to be inspected by the Food Standards Agency

Liverpool Echo

Concerns over impact of new Royal Liverpool hospital on vulnerable Sefton patients

The new Royal Liverpool hospital is due to open from September 28

The Guardian - UK

Ex-Carillion executives face £1m in fines over ‘market abuse’ claims

Richard Howson, Richard Adam and Zafar Khan appeal against watchdog findings that they ‘acted recklessly'

Benzinga

Benzinga Before The Bell: Apple's iPhone Discount, Tesla's Bitcoin Loss, US Investor Fear And Other Top Financial Stories Monday, July 25

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The Independent UK

KPMG fined £18.4m and four staff banned from accountancy profession for deliberately misleading regulators

Auditor submitted ‘false and misleading information and documents’ relating to collapsed construction firm Carillion

Birmingham Post

KPMG fined £14.4m for misleading regulator about Carillion audit

Quartet of former staff at the big four financial services firm have been kicked out of Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales for part played in audit work

The Guardian - UK

KPMG partner banned from accounting after misleading regulator over Carillion

Peter Meehan, who led audit of failed outsourcer, will also have to pay fine of £250,000

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