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Office space firm IWG courts investors with plan to raise £315m

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Office space firm IWG courts investors with plan to raise £315m and take advantage of knock-down property prices By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Published: 21:50 BST, 27 May 2020 | Updated: 22:10 BST, 27 May 2020 Office space firm IWG last night launched a £315million shares placing and invited small shareholders to take … Read more

Back on course! Golfers tee off and tennis players prepare to return to the courts

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Golfers and tennis players have flooded back to courts and courses today as clubs opened for the first time since lockdown. Huge numbers of amateur athletes across England have grabbed their clubs and rackets as demand for a round or match rocketed. Sportsmen could be seen golfing in Liverpool, Leeds, Leicestershire and Winchester this morning after … Read more

Jordan Banjo reveals fiancé Naomi Courts social media was hacked

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Jordan Banjo and his fiancé Naomi Courts reveal her social media accounts have been hacked… with the perpetrator demanding gift cards and cash from followers By Isabella Nikolic For Mailonline Published: 09:45 BST, 25 April 2020 | Updated: 10:00 BST, 25 April 2020 Jordan Banjo has revealed that his fiancé Naomi Courts’ social media accounts … Read more

Britain should pursue Beijing through courts for coronavirus compensation, study claims

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China owes us £351 billion: Britain should pursue Beijing through international courts for coronavirus compensation, major study claims as 15 top top Tories urge ‘reset’ in UK relations with country 15 senior Tories wrote to Boris to demand a ‘rethink’ in relations with Beijing The world’s leading economies have been hit by a £3.2 trillion … Read more

Britain’s courts are potential hotbeds for coronavirus, senior judge warns

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EXCLUSIVE: Britain’s courts are potential hotbeds for coronavirus because staff fail to enforce social distancing and ‘woeful’ technology means video-link hearings can’t go ahead, senior judge warns Judge described hearings of litigants squeezed around tables in close proximity  They claimed the roughly 200 people who enter building are not asked if ill  Justice department said … Read more

The four rows that could sink EU deal: Fishing rights, Euro courts, goods and trade deal legalities

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The FOUR rows that could sink EU trade deal: Britain and the EU warn of ‘serious’ and ‘significant’ differences that could sink post-Brexit negotiations Chief negotiator David Frost is in Brussels for the first round of EU negotiations He and Michel Barnier have warned of ‘serious’ and ‘significant’ differences  Both sides have agreed to try … Read more