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Baronet's ex-wife tells her lover: You owe me £427k (opens the original)
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Hell hath no fury, particularly when she's a baronet's ex-wife who had a triple-barrelled surname, and her subsequent four-year relationship goes sour. Infuriated at subsidising what she saw as her lover's penchant for the high life, the one-time Anna, Lady Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe sued her former live-in boyfriend Stephen Constable-Maxwell when their relationship foundered. She wanted him to repay £427,000 for rent, luxury holidays, cosmetic dental work, kite-surfing gear, shooting lessons an
Lemsip factory worker sues firm for £100k claiming it caused asthma (opens the original)
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A factory worker who claims Lemsip caused his asthma and left him unable to sleep is suing its British maker for up to £100,000. Artur Rezmer – a manufacturing technician who worked on production lines for the cold remedy, and for constipation treatment Fybogel – says dust and fumes from the products’ ingredients triggered a sore throat, chest tightness, and breathlessness. Mr Rezmer, 45, of Hull, started working for the factory which makes the products for Reckitt Benckiser in 2020, and within
Civil servants lose 7,000 devices as 'sensitive' data stolen weekly (opens the original)
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Civil servants have lost more than 7,300 laptops, mobile phones and other electronic devices in the past three years, costing taxpayers almost £2.7 million. Figures obtained under Freedom of Information laws show an average of 47 devices going missing every week across Government departments. Almost four in five of them were simply mislaid, with the remainder stolen. Of the 7,312 gadgets that disappeared, 4,317 were mobile phones and 2,791 were laptops, with the rest tablets and other equipment.
Pupil awarded £4,000 from taxpayer after burning on a hot marshmallow (opens the original)
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Children are receiving thousands of pounds in ‘baffling’ compensation after sustaining injuries in school playgrounds – including being hit by tennis balls, tripping over tree roots and burning their lips on toasted marshmallows. Figures from local councils reveal £3.75 million was paid out in the past two years after 6,000 cases in which schools were sued by parents over what campaigners call ‘ordinary childhood accidents’. In one case, a pupil received £4,000 from Newcastle City Council after
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