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Stalker who left actor Claire Foy fearing for her and daughter’s life spared jail

Jason Penrose, 49, sent The Crown star thousands of emails and turned up at her door

The Independent UK

The Crown star Claire Foy’s obsessed stalker set to be sentenced

Claire Foy’s obsessed stalker who bombarded the actress with thousands of emails and turned up unannounced at her home is due to be sentenced.

Evening Standard

Crown's wind farm windfall to be used for wider public good as King passes on profits to Treasury

Huge lease deals agreed to pave way for more offshore wind off the Humber and North West

Birmingham Post

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King Charles to donate profits from £1billion wind farm deal for 'wider public good'

It has been revealed that King Charles has asked for the profits from a £1 billion-a-year Crown Estate wind farm deal to “be directed for wider public good” rather than to fund the monarchy

Daily Mirror

King Charles wants Crown Estate wind farm profits used 'for public good'

Charles, in light of his highlighting of the cost-of-living crisis in his Christmas message, requested extra funds "be directed for wider public good"

Wales Online

Mother of Cameron House blaze victim calls for action following public inquiry

Six recommendations aimed at hotel owners and operators, the Scottish Government and Scottish Fire and Rescue Service have been made.

Daily Record

Ex-school workers jailed for historic abuse of pupils

The offending by Matthew George and John Muldoon at Kerelaw Residential School in North Ayrshire covered a 28-year period from 1975 to 2004.

The Independent UK

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Michael Pascoe: Gambling industry’s extraordinary hold over NSW Labor continues

NSW also has the most EGMs per head, which means NSW residents blow more money gambling than other Australians.

The New Daily

King Charles would be ‘furious’ over Harry’s ‘deeply insulting’ nicknames for private secretaries

Exclusive: A royal biographer claims the nicknames are unfair to the likely public servants in question who are unable to defend themselves

The Independent UK

Prince Harry just did a slew of pointed TV interviews. Here are the key takeaways

In a series of buzzy TV interviews, Prince Harry is already telling all ahead of the release of his tell-all memoir, "Spare."

Los Angeles Times

Rush of farm applications beat deadline

Conservation group fears a flood of applications is “a rush to develop the high country”

Newsroom.co.nz

People with one of 92 surnames in Nottinghamshire could inherit a fortune

An estate can be claimed within a 12-year period from when the Crown takes possession of it

Nottingham Post

Eleven people accused of taking part in child sex ring involving witchcraft and attempted murder

Seven men and four women are alleged to have taken part in a child sex ring between January 2010 and March 2020 at various addresses in Glasgow

The Independent UK

Group accused of 'satanic' child abuse over 10 years set to stand trial

THE trial of 11 people accused of taking part in a child sex ring involving witchcraft, attempted murder and serious sexual violence is estimated to…

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The Independent UK

Trial of 11 accused of ‘satanic’ child abuse expected to last up to seven weeks - OLD

Seven men and four women are alleged to have taken part in a child sex ring between January 2010 and March 2020 at various addresses in Glasgow.

Edinburgh Live

People in Edinburgh with these surnames can inherit huge fortunes from unclaimed estates

A list of unclaimed estates have been published highlighting the surnames that could land a fortune. An estate is marked as 'ownerless' when the owner has died and there has been no will or next of kin

Newsroom.co.nz

Too big to fail – calls for Govt to guarantee Three Waters debts

The Govt is bailing out a skifield operator; of course it's not going to allow a major utility providing the public with safe drinking water and wastewater services to go under.

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2023 Toyota Crown Configurator Is Up, Maxes Out At Over $56,500

Math starts at $39,950 for the base XLE trim.

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The law of the river

Granting ‘rights’ to rivers and forests has been embraced by environmentalists. But to understand its effectiveness, we must first look closely at the law.

Newsroom.co.nz

The silly Ministry of Water Works – and its serious side

The Opportunities Party argues water infrastructure should be managed by a grand central Ministry of Water Works, and paid for through 30-year government bonds. What are the pros and cons?

Newsroom.co.nz

The dollars and sense of convention centres

It’s bringing in millions but Christchurch’s Crown-funded convention centre costs millions, too

Newsroom.co.nz

On the 4th day of Christmas, what's so special about four big water corporations?

We continue our 12 questions about Three Waters. Some mayors want councils to consolidate their water networks only as they see fit, contracting a dozen or more regional water companies to deliver services – but does the financing work?

Newsroom.co.nz

Three Waters' magical kete with room to borrow more and more

On the third day of Christmas, we continue our 12 questions about Three Waters. Compared to existing council debt caps, how can Government reforms give both the water corporations and the councils increased headroom to borrow?

Newsroom.co.nz

Who would actually manage the borrowing for Three Waters infrastructure?

On the second day of Christmas, we continue our Three Waters financing series by asking, should the Treasury, water corporations, the Local Government Funding Agency or councils manage the borrowing to pay a forecast $185 billion work bill?

The National (Scotland)

‘Galling’ loophole for royalty in Scotland’s proposed dog hunting laws

A “GALLING” loophole in Scotland’s plans to crackdown on hunting with dogs could see people who break the law on land owned by the Crown…

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