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A wealthy hotel construction boss and his wife have emerged victorious from a bitter six-year legal battle with their elderly neighbour over a farm gate.Peter Leonard, 42, who runs Dublin-based MM Capital, and his partner Kelly, 46, took 80-year-old shepherdess Muriel Whiston to court over gates she installed to contain her Charolais sheep.The couple claimed the barriers prevented Mrs Leonard from reversing her Land Rover out of their driveway at their £900,000 farmhouse in Baschurch, Shropshire.The High Court has now dismissed appeals from both sides, with Mr Justice Michael Green upholding an earlier ruling that Ms Whiston must cover the…

Senior Conservative James Cartlidge has demanded a “culture of openness” from the NHS after a “devastating” new report into “failing” maternity care.Speaking to GB News, the Shadow Defence Secretary said the initial findings are “shameful” and “worrying” for parents across England.A new maternity and neonatal services investigation has uncovered shocking allegations of racism, and births in undignified circumstances.The interim report, published by Baroness Amos as part of her National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation across England, found deep-rooted issues across the NHS and a system that “is not working for women, babies and families, or for staff.”Delivering his verdict on the…

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The John Lewis Partnership has abandoned a £500million venture to construct nearly 1,000 rental properties across three locations in Bromley, Reading and West Ealing.Britain’s largest employee-owned retailer, which operates both the John Lewis department store chain and Waitrose supermarkets, attributed the decision to a “fundamental shift in the economic conditions” affecting the property sector.The partnership stated that these changed circumstances had created significant obstacles for its financial partner, Aberdeen, in securing the necessary investment for the project. Aberdeen acknowledged that its struggles to raise capital “reflect the realities of the environment” during what it described as a “challenging UK market”…

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France’s Thibaud Flament, who missed France’s first Six Nations game because it clashed with his wife’s fertility treatment, says he is “surprised how many people go through” the process.READ MORE: Outrunning ‘Bob’ – Flament on Loughborough, Buenos Aires and fertility call

A south east council is fighting against the surge in St George’s flags being installed around the county, having already removed thousands from street lampposts and beyond.Thousands of St George’s and Union flags have been installed across Surrey since the “raise the colours” movement began last summer.The raise the colours campaign promoting the display of national flags was founded by activists to promote patriotism and gained prominence quickly with flags adorned on street furniture up and down the country.Despite the intentions, the campaign was often interpreted as being linked to far-right, anti-migrant politics, leading some councils to step in and…

Vanessa Calou has declared she “doesn’t trust” Sir Keir Starmer and the Labour Government after being forced to deny the Chagos deal has been “paused”.Speaking to GB News, the Friends of the British Overseas Territories lead cast doubt on there ever being a pause on the “surrender” deal, telling them to “take this seriously”.Labour has denied pausing the handing over of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius on Wednesday after initially telling MPs that the Government is “pausing for discussions with our American counterparts”.It comes as US support for the deal disintegrated, with President Donald Trump reversing his policy on the…

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A major UK-based grocery is slashing around 1,000 jobs across its UK and worldwide workforce.Ocado has announced plans to reduce costs by around £150million as part of its latest restructuring effort. Following its latest financial results, Ocado confirmed around five per cent of its global workforce is being cut, with about two-thirds of the job losses impacting its UK operations.It is understood that the majority of cuts will impact members of staff at the company’s headquarters in Hatfield, Hertfordshire. Ocado is cutting jobs | PA The company, which runs its own UK online grocery business through a joint venture with…