13 h. ago Businessman who drove his Bentley while high on cocaine avoids jail after blaming new wife of 24 hours who walked out on him with £200,000

Steve Wynne, 50, had been snorting cocaine before police stopped his black 198mph Continental GT which was veering across white lines in the millionaire village of Alderley Edge, Cheshire.

Economics

28 h. ago Mystery vandalism attacks on north London primary schools leave 40 shattered windows and £200,000 bill

Police investigating six late-night hammer attacks on primaries

Economics

48 h. ago Adams seeking damages of at least 200,000 euro from BBC, jury hears

The British public service broadcaster has argued it would be a “cruel joke” to award the former Sinn Fein president with any damages.

Events

54 h. ago Shed manufacturer builds on growth plans with Royal Bank of Scotland lending support

Gillies & Mackay (G&M), a second-generation family business located in Perthshire, is expanding its operations with a £200,000 loan facility from Royal Bank of Scotland.

Economics

3 d. ago Legendary Scottish pit stop marks 60 years with rare whisky sale including £35,000 bottle

The pit-stop is celebrating 60 years by selling over £200,000 worth of rare Scotch from one man’s private collection.

Economics

3 d. ago I had an aneurysm in Tenerife and had to be repatriated: Why falling ill on holiday could cost you £200,000

Steve Rhodes (pictured with wife Julie) suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm while on holiday in Tenerife last year. He spent over three weeks in hospital.

Economics

4 d. ago Football fans face paying thousands of pounds for Europa League final trips

Direct return flights from the UK to Bilbao in northern Spain cost from more than £1,000, while hotel rooms are at least £1,200.

Sport

5 d. ago The golden boy...who has finally been shown a red card: How Gary Lineker went from England star, face of Walkers crisps and MOTD host to being axed after antisemitism row

Aside from his footballing career and hosting Match of the Day for 26 years, Gary Lineker is also known for fronting Walkers crisps commercials having originally signed a £200,000 deal in 1994.

Politics

7 d. ago Bella May Culley's social media warning signs that dream trip was turning dark

Following the shock arrest of a Brit teen who was 'in possession of £200,000 of cannabis' when she flew to Georgia, her social media has stirred up all kinds of signs that she was about to get into trouble

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8 d. ago Nicola Sturgeon receives £76,500 book advance as outcome income since leaving office soars

The former First Minister has declared nearly £200,000 in fees and book advances in the two years since quitting as FM.

Economics

8 d. ago Michael McIntyre enjoys night out at Harry Potter launch after £200,000 sportscar towed away in Kensington

The comedian had been pictured trying to reason with two tow truck operators as his clamped sportscar was hoisted on to the back of a lorry

Economics

9 d. ago Financial manager, 31, who stole £200,000 from employer using company credit card to shop in Harrods and Selfridges and jet off to Dubai is jailed for five years

Anita Mirmohammadi, 31, from Finchley, north London, splashed the cash at Harrods, Selfridges and Mercedes-Benz as well as jetting off to Dubai , Mexico and Turkey.

Economics

1 week ago Moment fuming Michael McIntyre gets £200,000 Mercedes TOWED on posh London street

Moment fuming Michael McIntyre gets £200,000 Mercedes TOWED on posh London street  The Sun

Economics

1 week ago Car dealership fined £200,000 after two workers diagnosed with incurable condition

Two employees were diagnosed with Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) after being exposed to vibrating equipment at work.

Economics

1 week ago Iconic Scottish monument named among the luckiest tourist landmarks in Europe

The statue and its story have generated over over 4,000 monthly searches and 39,200 Instagram posts.

Politics

2 w. ago 11,000 troops, 200 tanks, and dozens of foreign leaders: Putin stages Moscow parade in ‘belligerent’ show of force

Since Putin invaded Ukraine, the annual military parade has been a shadow of former years - but on Friday the Russian president put on an aggressive military display

Politics

2 w. ago Mark Williams' career earnings still way off Ronnie O'Sullivan's in snooker's wealth list

Mark Williams might have fallen just short of a record-equalling fourth World Snooker Championship title, but the Welshman still pocketed a cool £200,000 for his efforts

Politics

2 w. ago Romeo Beckham wins an unwanted penalty after parking his £200,000 Land Rover on a double yellow

Double yellows conjure painful memories in the Beckham household - just ask dad David.

Economics

2 w. ago ‘Whipped in front of everyone’: three women on being flogged by the Taliban

Hundreds of women forced to confess to ‘moral crimes’ they did not commit have been publicly lashed in AfghanistanThree Afghan women who were brutally flogged in public by the Taliban after being accused of “moral crimes” have bravely spoken out about the cruelty they endured.More than 1,000 people – at least 200 of whom were women – are now known to have been humiliated in public floggings since the Taliban’s return to power in 2021, according to court records and media reports. The true numbers are probably much higher. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago ‘We know what is happening, we cannot walk away’: how the Guardian bore witness to horror in former Yugoslavia

During the decade-long conflicts, the major powers dithered as Serb militias carried out their brutal campaigns of ethnic cleansing. Guardian reporters became more passionate and more outspoken in their condemnation, attracting praise and criticismAmong many courageous correspondents covering the war in the former Yugoslavia, the reporting of Ed Vulliamy and Maggie O’Kane received plaudits and numerous awards. Both were inexorably drawn to where the action was, and wrote unblinking, vivid accounts. But what made their work controversial was their refusal to be neutral. For many journalists, including some of their colleagues at the Guardian, it was vital to maintain the distinction between being a witness – a “neutral” observer – and becoming actively caught up in the conflict. Some felt they crossed a line that should not have been crossed.The war – a series of ethnic conflicts that started in 1991 and lasted for nearly a decade – left more than 200,000 dead and 1 million displaced...

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