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Cost consultant Kam has brought in Faithful & Gould director Mark Shea to run its new Manchester office. Shea rejoined F&G three years ago after a 15 month stint at Turner & Townsend, having spent two and a half years as F&G’s head of hospitality in the Middle East where he was based in the firm’s UAE office. Mark Shea will be in charge of Kam’s new Manchester office which opens next week Kam, which specialises in the industrial sector, was set up in 2013 by former Davis Langdon directors Mike Wilcock and Kevin Sims and now has annual revenue of £8m and offices in Milton Keynes, Leices...

Mr. and Dr. Biden on Inauguration Day Some of you might remember Kermit Gosnell. As an abortionist serving the cause of bodily self-determination, he went a little beyond the boundaries of a very permissive set of laws and was ultimately convicted of actual positive crimes – including “snipping the spines” of babies born alive. His practice, located with altruistic intention in the Philadelphia ghetto, throve for decades with the help of Democrat city officials and, toward the end, of the zealously pro-abortion Republican governor of Pennsylvania, Tom Ridge. Gosnell’s serving time...

The Connecticut Senate should reject proposed legislation filed by Sen. Will Haskell (D-Westport) to require Connecticut's citizens to vote in

Judge John Shea, who served 30 years on New Orleans Municipal Court bench, dies at 86 Shea was first elected in 1978. Three of his four children worked with him at his family's law firm and son Mark is currently a judge at Municipal and Traffic Court. Credit: NOLA.com Judge John Shea (right) and his older brother, Orleans Parish Criminal District Court Judge Frank Shea, look over John Shea's judicial commission on Jan. 13, 1979. The younger Shea was sworn in as a Municipal Court judge by his brother. (Photo by A.P. Vidacovich, The Times-Picayune) Author: Dominic Massa / WWL-TV...

'I was expecting a normal human response' How a tiny error landed driver with a £400 penalty Auto-correct left one motorist in hot water Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A motorist landed a fine when his auto-correct changed his registrati...