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Divorces don’t get messier than among the super-rich As Bill and Melinda Gates prepare to part, we look at the tricks and tactics that can come into play when one-percenters split 6 May 2021 • 5:00am In California, divorcing couples cannot lay claim to assets such as holiday homes, as they must split equally Lockdown has not been easy for billionaires, even Bill Gates. News that the fourth richest couple in the world – worth some $125 billion – are heading for a divorce must have been a champagne-popping moment for the US legal community; the more money at stake, the messier the split...

Sir Frederick Barclay must pay estranged wife Lady Hiroko £100million Isabella Nikolic For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Sir Frederick Barclay has been ordered to pay his estranged wife £100million after a judge blasted the Telegraph owner for selling a luxury yacht and keeping the proceeds for himself.  Mr Justice Cohen said Sir Frederick Barclay, 86, sold a luxury yacht and 'applied the equity for his own use' in breach of orders. He said he regarded that as 'reprehensible', in a ruling published on Wednesday. The judge said he had ruled that Lady...

Sir Frederick Barclay has been ordered to pay his estranged wife £100million after a judge blasted the Telegraph owner for selling a luxury yacht and keeping the proceeds for himself.  Mr Justice Cohen said Sir Frederick Barclay, 86, sold a luxury yacht and 'applied the equity for his own use' in breach of orders. He said he regarded that as 'reprehensible', in a ruling published on Wednesday. The judge said he had ruled that Lady Hiroko Barclay should receive lump sums totalling £100million. She had wanted £120million. Judge Mr Justice Cohen said he had ruled that Lady Hiroko Barclay (pi...

Sir Frederick Barclay, 86, and Lady Hiroko Barclay are both expected to give evidence at the virtual trial being held in private in the Family Division of the High Court. It is expected to last several days

The historian Andrew Roberts does not lack muses when he sits down to write. In a Country Life feature on famous people’s desks, Roberts says his holds busts of Thatcher and Churchill, statuettes of