Italian police arrest 19 in probe targeting mafia links to Milan ‘ultra’ fans
Investigators said that some of the suspects might also have been involved in drug trafficking.
Investigators said that some of the suspects might also have been involved in drug trafficking.
The court in London was previously told the four companies would be likely to enter administration if the plans were not approved.
Fans in the UK and Ireland complained about prices more than doubling from what was originally quoted to them for Live ’25 show tickets.
Stephen Simpson, 71, Mary Somerville, 77, and Phillipa Green, 24, pleaded not guilty to criminal damage at Westminster Magistrates’ Court.
Jaideep Barot, the first non-white chairman of an elite independent schools group, has called for greater diversity in educational leadership.
Escalating hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah has fuelled fears of a full-scale regional war.
The Arsenal full-back recently spent nine months on the sidelines with a serious knee injury.
Australia’s REA said it was ‘disappointed’ with the level of engagement from Rightmove’s board.
The shadow communities secretary was speaking at an event with the Conservative Women’s Organisation.
Jake Wray, 23, has admitted violent disorder for his part in the widespread trouble in Middlesbrough at the start of August.
The National Rally party leader and two others are going on trial in Paris.
The mobile networks made the commitment in a bid to win over the UK’s competition watchdog.
Tata Steel UK chief executive Rajesh Nair said he is conscious of how ‘difficult’ it will be for everyone as production comes to an end.
Daejaun Campbell, 15, died after being stabbed in the leg in Woolwich, London on September 22.
Phillip Ullmann said he made the donation though a fitness coaching app provider which he claims is ‘part of my family’s group of businesses’.