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DMX’s love of ‘The Golden Girls’ was so heartwarmingly pure Liam O'Dell UP NEXT A video which has re-emerged online has revealed that American rapper DMX was a huge fan of the TV sitcom  The Golden Girls. The X Gon’ Give It To Ya singer, whose real name was Earl Simmons, died aged 50 on Friday. He had suffered a heart attack on April 2 which left him on life support. As tributes flooded in from the likes of Missy Elliott, LeBron James and The Weeknd, one clip from a 2017 episode of YouTube series  Hot Wings saw actress Gabrielle Union share a unique memory o...

Ex-Skandia CEO says backing will help his company buy around 20 businesses ‘in next three-to-five years’ During the pandemic, the majority of the conversations have been about how businesses can be saved. Setting up a new company during the covid-19 outbreak is unconventional but not uncommon. It wants to grow its business both organically and through a series of acquisitions, and started life with 20 financial advisers and £800m ($1.1bn, €933m) in assets under management. International Adviser spoke with Peter Mann, chairman at Radiant Financial Group, to discuss what the firm is look...

Manchester attack: The little-known people who helped save lives By Sallie George & Judith Moritz BBC News image copyrightAFP When a bomb went off at Manchester Arena, a number of ordinary people made the decision not to run away from the horror, but to stay to help the injured and dying. Survivors say the contribution of these people was crucial, yet feel their role has so far been almost entirely overlooked in the official version of events. As the inquiry begins to hear evidence about the emergency response, we spoke to some of those people. Here are their extraordinary stories. Kim Dick...

What’s on financial advisers’ wish lists for 2021? Last year was a learning curve but this year is about ‘building the future of advice’ The financial advice industry was hit hard throughout 2020. Businesses had to adapt to the “new normal” overnight, and quickly rejig budgets to cope with the financial strain of the pandemic. The Financial Conduct Authority recently released the first of its Covid-19 surveys and found 4,000 firms that are at heightened risk of failure. “These are predominantly small and medium-sized firms, and approximately 30% have the potential to cause harm ...

2020 was a learning curve for the sector, but this year is about ‘building the future of advice’ The financial advice industry was hit hard throughout 2020. Businesses had to adapt to the “new normal” overnight, and quickly rejig budgets to cope with the financial strain of the pandemic. “These are predominantly small and medium-sized firms, and approximately 30% have the potential to cause harm in failure,” the UK regulator said. But 2021 is a new year and there is a slight light at the end of the tunnel for the world to come out of the bleak lockdowns via vaccination. Internatio...