41 h. ago Popular central London restaurant accused of exploiting illegal workers amid 'modern slavery' claims

Fei Er Cottage has failed to pay a £180,000 fine for hiring illegal workers, the Home Office said

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58 h. ago TikTok viral London restaurant accused of exploiting illegal workers and 'modern slavery'

Fei Er Cottage has failed to pay a £180,000 fine for hiring illegal workers, the Home Office said

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3 d. ago Homeowners with garden fences told to 'contact council' or risk £20,000 fine

New rules came in last week under The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 give households guidance - here's all you need to know

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3 d. ago 'Gun for hire' hitman theory emerges after double gangland shooting in Spain

Early reports suggested the killer was Scottish, however a source with detailed experience of dealing with major underworld incidents like this believes that it is almost certainly not the case.

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3 d. ago Gaza aid points close for day as Israel warns against travel to distribution centres – Israel

Gaza Humanitarian Foundation halts limited supply of food distribution after at least 27 killed by Israeli fire as they waited for food Iran’s supreme leader on Wednesday criticised an initial proposal from the United States in negotiations over Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear programme, though he stopped short of entirely rejecting the idea of agreement with Washington. According to the Associated Press (AP), Ayatollah Ali Khamenei described the US proposal as “100% against the idea of ‘we can,’” borrowing from an Iranian government slogan. He also said that Tehran needed to keep its ability to enrich uranium. “If we had 100 nuclear power plants while not having enrichment, they are not usable for us,” Khamenei said. “If we do not have enrichment, then we should extend our hand (begging) to the US.” However, some nuclear power nations get uranium from outside suppliers, reports the AP. Details of the American proposal remain unclear after five rounds of talks between Iran and th...

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4 d. ago Ministers who bin WhatsApps face £5,000 fine after Nicola Sturgeon deletion scandal

EXCLUSIVE: A Labour MSP is behind plans to introduce a criminal sanction for the deliberate deletion of WhatsApp messages on government business.

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4 d. ago Common indicator mistake that could lead to fine of up to £5,000 and nine points

Common indicator mistake that could lead to fine of up to £5,000 and nine points

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4 d. ago You could face a nasty fine if you have more than £11,000 in savings: SYLVIA MORRIS reveals the urgent steps you must take

Savers with £11,000 or more in their accounts may need to get in touch with HM Revenue & Customs to avoid paying a nasty fine.

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4 d. ago UK drivers risk £1,000 fine for not reporting two details to DVLA

You could also face prosecution if you do not tell the DVLA about these issues and have an accident.

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4 d. ago ‘Hard for me to understand’: grappling with the Charlottesville tragedy eight years on

Author and Charlottesville native Deborah Baker revisits the devastating events of 2017 and examines how they speak to a difficult pastDeborah Baker’s new book, Charlottesville, is about her home town in Virginia, where in summer 2017 white supremacists marched, violence erupted and a counter-protester was murdered. In dizzying detail, Baker charts and reports the chaos. In interludes, she examines the dark history of a city long linked to racist oppression, from the days of Thomas Jefferson, Robert E Lee and slavery to the rise of the Ku Klux Klan and resistance to civil rights reform.Putting it all together was a new challenge for a writer whose books include In Extremis, a biography of the 20th-century poet Laura Riding, and A Blue Hand: The Beats in India. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Tourists on UK beaches warned of habit that could land them £1,000 fine

Brits heading to beaches this summer may want to double check the local rules and guidelines - or they could face hefty fees for an easy mistake

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5 d. ago Major warning to anyone using Amazon Fire Sticks for illegal streaming

Criminals are using illegal streaming to steal credit card details and infect users' devices with malware. A new report has delivered a stark warning to anyone who illegally streams

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6 d. ago Exact times you can legally mow your garden lawn on the weekend without facing £5,000 fine

People will be out in their gardens mowing the lawn, but there are exact times you can legally do it without facing a fine - and there are different rules for weekdays and weekends

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7 d. ago Leicester crash: Everything we know as car 'hits multiple pedestrians after fight'

Police have revealed details about a collision that left four people injured after a report of a fight in the same location on Saturday morning in Leicester - a 31-year-old man has been arrested

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8 d. ago The 'honest mistake' that could land drivers with £1,000 fine and points on licence

Experts say keeping accurate records is important not just for legal reasons, but also to make sure insurance stays valid

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8 d. ago Netflix viewers need a TV licence this weekend to watch this one huge show

Netflix viewers could risk a £1,000 TV licence fine this weekend if they want to watch some of the streaming giants new offering

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8 d. ago Drivers warned over traffic light rule could land you with £1,000 fine

Motorists are being reminded of the rules when it comes to being on their mobile phones at traffic lights or while stuck in congestion

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8 d. ago Motorists ignoring basic rule can be sent to court and get six points on licence

The repercussions can be even more severe for new drivers as they could risk being banned from driving.

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8 d. ago Netflix warning as Brits risk £1,000 fine this weekend for little

Streaming giant Netflix is counting down the days to its highly-anticipated live show Tudum. However, Brits watching the star-filled programme could be risking a £1,000 fine

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9 d. ago Judge delivers crushing blow to Trump's ban on Harvard's foreign students

Allison Burrough's decision was reported from a Boston courtroom as the details were still being hashed out.

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