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The NAO investigation into supply chain finance found that “free” salary advance schemes for NHS employees started to have a cost after Greensill Capital’s collapse. This may have implications for the audits of NHS bodies.

HomeNewsMortgages Is it too late to invest in the UK holiday let market Published: 26/05/2021 Share The demand for holidays in the UK has been high due to the restrictions in place on international travel.  The lifting of these remains uncertain and demand for the Summer holidays continues to outstrip supply in the UK’s holiday hotspots.  Mortgage lenders have responded to this uptick in demand and there are now 154 holiday let mortgages available, not fa...

A PHONE used by one of the six people accused of murdering Carlisle man Lee McKnight sent a series of late-night messages to his girlfriend, at one point telling her: “Not my fault.” That message – sent in the early hours of July 24 last year – was from 18-year-old Jamie Lee Roberts, one of the three men accused of beating up Mr McKnight after he was “lured” to a property in Carlisle on the day when he died, jurors heard. The exchange was presented to the court as prosecuting ...

Trial jury hears details of 999 call made by farmer who found Lee McKnight’s body  the abandoned Nissan Navara found by police in woodland at Wreay, near Carlisle, which have been seen by the jury: The transcript of a 999 call made by a farmer who discovered the body of Lee McKnight in water on the outskirts of Carlisle has been played to a jury. In the call, made at 5.23am on Friday, July 24 last year, the man told a call handler: “I think I have found a dead body in the River Caldew.” ...

Matthew Rees had nearly £1,000 in his jacket pocket, she said. MORE NEWS Nathan Rees had a small amount of cannabis. A search of Matthew Rees home unearthed several thousand pounds of cash in bundles and a mobile phone with drug-related messages. Both brothers pleaded guilty to possession of cannabis with intent to supply and being concerned in the supply of the class B drug. Neither had any relevant previous convictions. Susan Ferrier, representing father-of-two Matthew Rees, said...

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Daniel Wallace: Half the prisoners on his wing at Durham Prison have had Covid-19, the court heard. Picture: Cumbria Police POLICE seized illicit drugs worth more than £15,000 from the home of a Carlisle man during a series of raids - two of which were triggered by the defendants bad driving, a court heard. But when 32-year-old Daniel Wallace appeared before a judge at the citys crown court he read aloud his letter of abject apology, telling Recorder Philip Grundy: "I am deeply sorry for t...

Sorry: Daniel Wallace said he was deeply sorry for his offences AN apologetic drug dealer has been given a four year jail sentence after he admitted a raft of offences. Daniel Wallace, 32 of Pennine Way, Harraby, admitted six counts of possessing class A and B drugs with intent to supply as well as producing cannabis. He also admitted flouting a restraining order. As he was being sentenced at Carlisle Crown Court, Wallace read out a letter of apology, telling the judge: "I am deeply sor...

Carlisle man jailed for four years for drug supply A Carlisle man has been sentenced to four years for drug supply offences. Daniel Wallace, 32, of Pennine Way, was sentenced at Carlisle Crown Court today for six counts of possession with intent to supply class A and B drugs as well as a further charge of producing a class B drug. The breakdown of his sentence is as follows (to run concurrently): Two years custodial sentence for possession with intent to supply class A (1st count) Three y...

COVID-19 makes no exceptions and gives nobody a free pass to immunity. Hard as it has tried to state a special case, elite sport has been a victim of the pandemic. Over the next few weeks, rounds of European club competition will likely have to be abandoned. But the highest profile rugby casualty of all […]