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Bernie Ecclestone, the wheeler-dealer who played cards with Lord Lucan, has cut one last deal - and avoided jail - Vimarsana News

Bernie Ecclestone, the wheeler-dealer who played cards with Lord Lucan, has cut one last deal - and avoided jail

Bernie Ecclestone must now begin life as a convicted criminal by handing over £652,634,836 to HMRC , in addition to paying prosecution costs of and settling his own legal bills.

GUY ADAMS: 'I'd take a bullet for him': Bernie Ecclestone speaks up for Vladimir Putin - Vimarsana News

GUY ADAMS: 'I'd take a bullet for him': Bernie Ecclestone speaks up for Vladimir Putin

GUY ADAMS: What does Bernie Ecclestone find so attractive about short-tempered, vertically challenged dictators? That was the question left hanging by his defence of Vladimir Putin.

Turkish constructor association to build structure of 1 Mai - Tokyo Metro Line 6 first segment - Vimarsana News

Turkish constructor association to build structure of 1 Mai - Tokyo Metro Line 6 first segment

Metrorex signed the 1.2 billion lei, VAT excluded, contract for the design and execution of the structure works for the first segment of the Metro...

Max Mosley obituary: A dizzying intellect; an intimidating man - Vimarsana News

Max Mosley obituary: A dizzying intellect; an intimidating man

Max Mosley obituary: A dizzying intellect; an intimidating man By Andrew BensonChief F1 writer Last updated on 24 May 202124 May 2021.From the section Formula 1 Max Mosley, who has died aged 81, was one of the most influential and important figures in motorsport over the last half-century - and also among the most controversial. With a brilliant intellect and a devious, sometimes malicious mind, he was arguably better suited to a career in politics. But he was the son of the 1930s British fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley, and in his youth was involved in his father's post-war political party...

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