Rabbi returns £2.3 million to charities after National Crime Agency probe
Rabbi Barry Marcus was the subject of a ‘complex and challenging’ 18-month investigation
Source: thejc.com
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Celebrated Rabbi returns £2.3MILLION to Jewish charities
Barry Marcus, 74, a pioneer of Holocaust education, has given back £2.35million following an 18-month investigation by the National Crime Agency.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
For Hugo Lloris, a second World Cup win should guarantee greatness. But would it?
The France goalkeeper could become the first man to captain two World Cup-winning teams, yet there are still doubts about his status
Source: theathletic.com
Sue Addis murder Brighton: New court date for boy, 17, accused
1/1 A NEW court date has been announced for a boy accused of the murder of a city restaurant boss. The teenager was charged over the death of the Donatello and Pinocchio restaurant owner Sue Addis. Mrs Addis was found dead at her £1 million home in Cedars Gardens, Withdean on January 7. The death of the 69-year-old mother and grandmother shocked the community, with hundreds of tributes and messages of condolence being issued. Police charged the 17-year-old, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, with murder. During a 14 minute hearing at Brighton Crown Court,...
Source: theargus.co.uk
Sue Addis murder Brighton: Teenager accused appears in court
One neighbour, who did not wish to be named, said she saw Mrs Addis last week. She said: “I’ve met her a few times. She came to drop some post off so I literally saw her last week. “She was a lovely lady who was dropping off post that was delivered to the wrong address. “I’ve seen her go in the mornings to work and I know she’s got grandchildren who would always come and play football in the garden." There were countless tributes to Ms Addis, who was a prominent figure in the Brighton business world.
Source: theargus.co.uk