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Submitting... Patel, 38, is accused of murdering Annie at her home on the day her body was found. Prosecutors claim blunt force trauma was repeatedly inflicted on her head and body. It is further alleged Patel – who denies all the charges against him – did "obstruct and constrict" the pensioner's airways by means unknown. He faces further accusations of theft and fraud at the High Court in Glasgow in connection with Annie. Witness Wendy Bradbury, 78, told a jury she first met Annie in the early 1980's while working for an insurance firm in Fife. Annie's husband and mother later passed awa...

'I do not love her in bed. It is you I love': A literary legend, a betrayed wife and an extraordinary love triangle - as revealed in a trove of passionate letters between novelist Elizabeth Bowen, her lover and his wife Madeline, found after 90 years Teacher Julia Parry uncovered her grandfather's letters to his wife and his mistress in an old box in the attic Humphry House's mistress was the renowned Anglo-Irish novelist Elizabeth Bowen For decades they were locked away but are now being published in a new book that reveals a fascinating, and at times painful, literary love triangle

A DRUG dealer from Dunfermline was jailed for more than five years today after he was caught with heroin three times within a year.

By Dave Finlay Updated: April 30, 2021, 12:44 pm © Shutterstock / MACH Photos Greechan was sentenced at the High Court in Edinburgh A Fife drug dealer was jailed for more than five years after he was caught with heroin three times within a year. Paul Greechan, 48, was previously imprisoned twice for trafficking in Class A drugs before his latest arrests. A judge told Greechan at the High Court in Edinburgh: “It is clear that you have been dealing in drugs to generate a not insignificant amount of cash.” Lord Weir said Greechan faced a seven-year jail sentence because of his drug tr...

From Alan Bond to Deutsche Bank: meet ASIC’s new boss Save Share The next chairman of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission has come a long way since his days working as a commercial lawyer for the firm representing failed tycoon Alan Bond. As a partner at Parker & Parker, Bond’s main legal representative, Joseph Longo told The Australian Financial Review in 1992 the Perth law firm had a “sizeable team” of solicitors working for Bond Corp. He was one of them. Joe Longo was at regulatory-challenged Deutsche Bank for 17 years including as its general counsel,...