15 h. ago Multimillionaire divorcee ordered out of her £19m mansion where Dickens once lived after losing court fight with bank

High-end estate agent Deborah Fiorentino, 63, was sued after she failed to pay the mortgage on her Grade-I listed Regents Park home leaving her more than £10m in debt.

Economics

15 h. ago Estate agent ordered out of her historic £19m London mansion after losing battle with bank

Deborah Fiorentino, the former wife of both Italian aristocrat Giovanni Fiorentino and celebrity British divorce lawyer RaymondTooth, ran up massive arrears after taking out a £17.85m loan

Economics

30 h. ago Ultimate battle of the fat jabs: One of these women picked Mounjaro to lose weight, the other Wegovy. Now, six months later, they reveal their astonishing results... and which one really is the best

They have changed the face - and figure - of the dieting industry in recent years. But which of the weight-loss jabs would you choose - Mounjaro or Wegovy?

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33 h. ago Tributes flood in for Team GB boxer as she loses brave cancer battle at just 25

Georgia O'Connor has been hailed by heartbroken friends.

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4 d. ago College Library Turned London Home Is Every Bookworm’s Dream

College Library Turned London Home Is Every Bookworm’s Dream  Mansion Global

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6 d. ago Charles Dickens’s Regent’s Park mansion at centre of bitter £10 million court battle

A former property magnate is being sued for possession of the Grade I-listed home after failing to make her mortgage payments

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6 d. ago Heavily pregnant burglar posing as cleaner stole jewels worth £500k from £105 million mansion that's London's second largest home after Buckingham Palace

Prolific thief Luminita Zamfir, 24, told staff she had been sent by an agency for a trial shift and was escorted into a £105million mansion in central London.

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6 d. ago Heavily pregnant burglar posing as cleaner stole jewels worth £500k from £105 million mansion that's London's

Heavily pregnant burglar posing as cleaner stole jewels worth £500k from £105 million mansion that's London's  Daily Mail

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7 d. ago London mansion once home to Charles Dickens at centre of £17m court battle between multimillionaire divorcee and her high society bank

Deborah Fiorentino, 63, the former wife of both Italian aristocrat Giovanni Fiorentino and celebrity British divorce lawyer Raymond 'Jaws' Tooth, could lose her Regent's Park mansion.

Economics

7 d. ago London mansion once home to Charles Dickens at centre of £17m court battle between multimillionaire divorcee a

London mansion once home to Charles Dickens at centre of £17m court battle between multimillionaire divorcee a  Daily Mail

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8 d. ago Sperm donor who claims to have fathered over 180 children loses latest custody battle

Robert Albon had applied for parental rights over two girls he fathered in 2022 and 2023

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9 d. ago Sheffield’s Leadmill loses eviction battle in ‘heartbreaking moment’

The famous music venue confirmed it has lost its appeal against an eviction notice by its landlord, the Electric Group.

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9 d. ago Sperm donor who claims he fathered more than 180 children loses custody battle

UK judge rejects Robert Albon’s application for parental right of three-year-old girl he had with woman in DurhamAn unregistered sperm donor who says he has fathered more than 180 children has failed to gain custody of a three-year-old child he had with a Durham woman, who said she was left “broken” and “suicidal” by their encounter.Robert Albon, who goes by the pseudonym “Joe Donor” and has appeared on This Morning and in a Channel 4 documentary, applied to have the girl live with him after a court deemed her mother was unable to look after her. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Harvard loses another $450 million in grants in escalating battle with Trump administration

President Donald Trump's administration is cutting another $450 million in grants to Harvard University a day after the Ivy League school pushed back against government allegations it’s a hotbed of liberalism and antisemitism

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1 week ago Pope Leo XIV's humble childhood home for sale as owner hikes up the price

Real estate agent Steve Budzik has revealed what the owner of Pope Leo XIV's childhood home plans to do with it. The options include transforming it into a museum or selling the property for more money

Society

1 week ago The postman always wins twice! Mr. Bates vs The Post Office delivers TWO gongs but ITV still lose badly in the battle of the broadcasters as BBC rivals sweep the board

After winning just about everything else, there was an inevitability about Mr. Bates vs The Post Office claiming an early accolade as the annual TV BAFTA Awards got underway on Sunday evening.

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2 w. ago Clarins Beauty Heiress Lists London Home She Designed Herself

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2 w. ago Inside the stunning £10m London mansion that Frank Lampard shares with wife Christine

Frank Lampard needs as few as two wins in his next three matches as Coventry manager to complete a stunning revival of the Sky Blues since his appointment in November.

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2 w. ago Frank Lampard and wife Christine own stunning £10m London mansion with ‘she shed'

Chelsea legend Frank Lampard is looking to secure promotion back to the Premier League with Coventry City in the Championship play-offs, backed by the support of wife Christine

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2 w. ago How are you supposed to handle cold callers nowadays? You can’t even slam the phone down | Adrian Chiles

I’m being plagued by a particularly pushy estate agent. I’ve tried blocking them, reasoning with them, even barking at them. And still they keep coming back for more Every breath I take, and every move I make, every bond I break, every step I take, they keep phoning me. This is a chain of London estate agents, well known to be – and doubtless proud of the accolade – the pushiest of a pushy breed. I bought a flat through them more than 10 years ago and I’ve had no peace since. It seems they think I might want to sell or rent it. I’ve told them I don’t. I’ve even told them I don’t own it any more. But it does no good. They always come back for another try. Perhaps they just want to keep in touch. Sweet, really.About once a month, a London number I don’t recognise flashes up. It’s them. Clever, really, that they don’t withhold the number. Looks as though it might – might – be a call that needs answering. But now that I’m wise to their ways, I reject the call. You would hope they would ...

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