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Aggie Di Mauro told the court that in the 18 months leading up to the murder, she and her daughter lived in constant fear of what stalker Luay Sako might do.

The company smeared postmasters in a failed bid to suppress evidence of their innocence, the BBC can reveal.

The picturesque village of Chettle in Dorset is the last place one might expect to uncover a nasty family feud. Complete with a small post office, a church...

Bitter feuds over inheritance are set to become much more common among the rich

Independents across the UK and Ireland reported mixed trading over the weekend, with Saturday and Sunday outperforming Black Friday.

After an unseasonably sluggish spring/summer, independents up and down the nation tell us how they are gearing up with a greater focus than ever to capitalise on the “golden quarter”.

Kent Phillips joins the Singapore office from Hogan Lovells

A North Clare restaurateur is warning that tourists will stop coming to this county if businesses are continuously forced to up their prices. While Budget 2024 has offered a number of supports to small and medium business owners, some Clare proprietors have highlighted the effects that rising fuel, energy and labour costs are having on the […]

Latest figures from market research company GfK published on Monday (25 September), revealed that the Consumer Confidence Barometer had risen five points

Alison Kellett is also president of Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal