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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…

The National (Scotland)

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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.

The Independent UK

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

Edinburgh Live

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.

Newsroom.co.nz

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.

360info

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?

Newsroom.co.nz

‘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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Funding fight for parents of disabled children continues

A court case to determine whether the government should be deemed the employer of people caring for their disabled family members has been pushed into 2023. Emma Hatton reports on how a simple employment question has become so complicated.

Daily Mirror

Princess Diana's chef blasts The Crown as he spots 'sick and fake' detail in funeral scene

Royal chef Darren McGrady has publicly called The Crown 'sick', amid reports the Netflix series will show Elizabeth Debicki lying in a coffin as she plays the dead Princess Diana

Daily Mirror

The Crown's Elizabeth Debicki 'had to lie in open coffin' in shock Princess Diana scenes

Scenes showing the aftermath of the death of Princess Diana in Netflix show The Crown have already sparked controversy, as Elizabeth Debicki, who plays Diana reportedly had to lay in a coffin

The Independent UK

NHS plastic surgeon ‘leading double life’ found with ‘abhorrent’ images of children on phone, court told

Mansoor Khan, 54, who worked in two NHS hospitals, ‘turned vice into virtue’

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Lake Alice report finally documents the truth

More than 50 years after children started being dumped at Lake Alice psychiatric hospital, a report by a Royal Commission of Inquiry has finally documented what those children went through and how the Crown responded to their systemic torture and abuse.

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SkyCity's Australian woes are sheeted home to NZ

Dirty money, literally and figuratively, is at the centre of a lawsuit focusing on SkyCity Adelaide, reports Andrew Bevin

Birmingham Post

New Hull chambers for city's barristers on court centre's doorstep

Crown Chambers has moved to provide space to cater for ambitious growth plans

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: North for some, south for others, but impressive for all

Malin Head, County Donegal: Anything seems possible in this shifting, contradictory place

AAP

Harbour Bridge protester granted bail

An environment protester who was jailed for blocking traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge during peak time has successfully argued for bail.

The Conversation

Delgamuukw 25 years on: How Canada has undermined the landmark decision on Indigenous land rights

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada’s Delgamuukw case on Aboriginal title. In 1997, the Wet’suwet’en and Gitxsan Nations brought the watershed case before the Supreme Court, yet a countrywide battle remains over implementation of the Delgamuukw decision involving all First nations.

Chronicle Live

Historic Newcastle pub Crown Posada stands its ground in challenging times

Despite the pandemic and cost of living crisis, one of Newcastle's oldest pubs is surviving in a changing world - by remaining much the same

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