Tag: High Court

  • Wally of the Week – Zipporah Lisle-Mainwaring

    Wally of the Week – Zipporah Lisle-Mainwaring

    Neighbour-from-hell Zipporah Lisle-Mainwaring steps up her campaign to annoy her neighbours in Kensington (more…)

  • The monotony of Michelle

    The monotony of Michelle

    Michelle Young’s ‘Evening Standard’ interview proves that she is nothing but egocentric and fame obsessed (more…)

  • May justice be served

    May justice be served

    It is entirely right that Lord Janner be forced to face the charges against him (more…)

  • Constance Briscoe

    Constance Briscoe

    Constance BriscoeThe author of Ugly and Beyond Ugly, Clapham based Constance Briscoe is nothing but a shameless disgrace. (more…)

  • Bog-standard blatancy

    Bog-standard blatancy

    Former multi-millionaire Brian O’Donnell fails in his latest attempt to recuse himself from proceedings relating to the repossession of his £6 million South Dublin home (more…)

  • Jeremy Bamber

    Jeremy Bamber

    Jeremy BamberConvicted of the 1985 murders of his millionaire adopted parents, his sister and her children at White House Farm at Tolleshunt D’Arcy in Essex, Bamber has always maintained his paranoid schizophrenic sister carried out the slayings before turning the gun on herself. Police incompetence and discrepancies with the evidence should be enough to at least allow a review of the case. Instead, this potentially innocent man rots. He communicates with those who campaign on his behalf via an official website whilst others support him on Twitter.

  • Could Bamber be innocent?

    Could Bamber be innocent?

    Further doubts raised about the conviction of Jeremy Bamber

     

    Jeremy Bamber’s conviction for the 1985 murders of his adopted parents, his sister and her children at White House Farm, Tolleshunt D’Arcy, Essex is again in question. New evidence has surfaced in a book by Andrew Hunter, a former Conservative MP, that, if proven, would indeed quash the case against Bamber for once and for all. (more…)

  • Receiving Broadwell

    Receiving Broadwell

    One of the UK’s most stunning repossessions, sold for £9.3 million in 2012, comes to the market for just £6.95 million

     

    Law of Property Act Receivers act for banks and private lenders when the terms of mortgages are not met. Broadwell Manor in Gloucestershire is not the kind of house one would normally associate with such individuals but, as we reported in June, neither would one expect such a fine property to end up in the ownership of a man who would subsequently be accused of stealing £12.5 million from the very company he was chief executive director of. (more…)

  • The legacy of Berezovsky

    The legacy of Berezovsky

    Will of Boris Berezovksy confirms he was far from broke and again raises questions about his death by hanging

     

    When he died, many wrongly jumped to the conclusion that Boris Berezovsky was broke. With the publication of a story about his will by The Sunday Times today, it most certainly seems that this was untrue. (more…)

  • The problems of perfume

    The problems of perfume

    “Alleged Saudi princess” claims to have spent £1 million on perfume in just two months

     

    Sara[h] Al Amoudi is perhaps an ideal illustration of the words of Coco Chanel who once said: “A woman’s perfume tells more about her than her handwriting”. (more…)