Drug-dealer who hid cocaine in coffee tin ordered to pay back more than £50,000
A man found with cocaine in a coffee tin in his Mercedes has been ordered to pay back more than £50,000 of the money he made through drug-dealing.
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Mum ordered to pay back £250,000 she stole for lavish holidays and designer swag
A mum who stole a small fortune from her employers spent it all on lavish holidays, jewellery, and designer clothes.
Manchester firm set up by Moneysupermarket founder announces redundancies - with staff facing pay delay
A Manchester firm which was originally launched by the founder of Moneysupermarket.com has announced a number of potential redundancies.
'It's not about personal pay' - Why teachers are striking for a fifth time
Thousands of teachers have once again taken to the picket line for another strike day. Following previous action last month, staff are walking out today, Thursday, April 27, and again on Tuesday, May 2.
NHS midwives accept new pay deal despite it being 'not perfect'
NHS midwives and maternity support workers in England have accepted a new pay deal following ‘intense negotiations’ with the Government.
Ex-SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux loses legal battle with Stellenbosch University, must pay back R37m
SA Rugby's former chief executive officer, Jurie Roux, has lost his latest legal attempt to avoid paying back R37 million to the University of Stellenbosch.
Wimbledon to pay for Ukrainian players' housing, add donation
The All England Club will pay for two rooms for Ukrainian tennis players and their teams during the grass-court season and will donate 1 British pound (about $1.25) for each ticket sold at Wimbledon to relief efforts in Ukraine — which could top 500,000 pounds ($620,000) — after deciding to allow players from Russia and Belarus back into the tournament despite the ongoing war.
Wimbledon to pay for Ukrainian players' housing, fund relief efforts
The All England Club will pay for two rooms for Ukrainian tennis players and their teams during the grass-court season and will donate one British pound (about $1.25 US) for each ticket sold at Wimbledon to relief efforts in Ukraine — which could top 500,000 pounds ($620,000) — after allowing players from Russia and Belarus back into the tournament despite the ongoing war.