Legal claim on an estate

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is facing calls to resign amidst fresh claims that she lied to parliament. It follows the Scottish government's publication of legal advice surrounding a court challenge by Alex Salmond in 2018. It shows that legal counsel warned the Scottish government of a "very real problem" more than two months before they were forced to concede in court. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Sturgeon denies cover-up accusations Mr Salmond has accused Ms Sturgeon of breaching the ministerial code by not halting her government's legal challenge and costing the taxpayer more than £600,000 in legal costs. Leader of the Scottish Conservatives Douglas Ross said his party would be submitting a vote of no confidence in Ms Sturgeon. Advertisement He said: "There is no longer any doubt that Nicola Sturgeon lied to the Scottish Parliament and broke the Ministerial Code on numerous … [Read more...] about No confidence vote in Nicola Sturgeon to be submitted after Alex Salmond case legal advice published

A family of fraudsters who claimed their holiday was ruined by food poisoning have been jailed after Facebook photos revealed them enjoying the waterslide and bar throughout the trip. Christopher Byng, 38, Barbara Byng, 64, Linda Lane, 36, and Anthony Byng, 66, submitted false gastric illness claims against Jet2holidays following an all-inclusive trip to the Canary Islands in November 2016. The four claimed that they and the two children they travelled with suffered a plague of symptoms including stomach cramps, sickness, diarrhoea, headaches and hot and cold sweats, TeessideLive reports. They then issued court proceedings, which were defended by their holiday provider, despite mentioning nothing about falling ill immediately after the trip to Hotel Paradise Lago Taurito in Gran Canaria. Christopher Byng even completed a Jet2 survey in which he said he was “very satisfied” with the choice, cleanliness and quality of meals the hotel offered. He was also specifically … [Read more...] about Family caught out by Facebook waterslide pics after fake holiday food poisoning claims

Kim Kardashian 's security guard was forced to step in after an intruder tried to break into her home. The 24-year-old man claimed he was married to the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star before crashing into her neighbour's gate in a desperate bid to get inside her LA mansion. The ordeal reportedly took place on the evening of February 24, according to TMZ , who cited law enforcement sources. The outlet reports that the man "told law enforcement he was going to see Kim, and at one point even claimed she was his wife". A source close to the reality TV star told E! News that Kim's security was able to stop the man from intruding, noting that, "he was arrested and is currently on a 72-hour psych hold". A Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department official confirmed to Daily News that the man has since been arrested. The Mirror has contacted Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and Kim's reps for comment. Kim is currently navigating her way through her divorce … [Read more...] about Kim Kardashian’s guard stops intruder who claimed she’s his wife from crashing into gate

Families ripped apart by one of Britain’s worst serial killers are demanding his estate be shared between them. Mystery surrounds what Peter Sutcliffe has left in his will amid claims he owns two plots of land in Scotland. Sutcliffe boasted that one of the Kray twins offered to buy the land gifted to him by a female admirer while in Broadmoor. But Neil Jackson, 62, whose mum Emily Jackson was Sutcliffe’s second murder victim, says his victims should be given compensation if there are any funds available. And he’s asking the Government to intervene to find out the extent of the killer’s property and funds. Neil, who had to identify his mother’s body when he was just 17 years old, “If there is any money or property that he has interest in, it should be divided up and handed to the families he destroyed. “When he murdered my mum 46 years ago, we got no compensation or support. I have never received a penny. “The Government should really look into what property and money … [Read more...] about Yorkshire Ripper victims’ families demand inheritance share as ex-wife says ‘no comment’

During a debate in the upper house of parliament, David Leyonhjelm (pictured above) insulted fellow senator Sarah Hanson-Young, telling her to "stop shagging men." Leyonhjelm reportedly told her to "f--- off" when Hanson-Young confronted him over the incident. A heated debate on legalizing pepper spray to protect women from sexual assaults led to a grubby dispute that saw Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull demand an apology from Leyonhjelm. "David Leyonhjelm's offensive remarks should have been withdrawn the moment they were uttered," the premier said. "It is not too late for him to withdraw and apologize. That type of language has no place in parliament and shouldn't have a place in any workplace." Read more: Australia launches workplace sexual harassment inquiry Watch video 02:55 Share Man apologizes after grabbing, kissing DW reporter Send Facebook Twitter reddit EMail Facebook Messenger Web Whatsapp Web Telegram … [Read more...] about Australian senator accused of ‘slut-shaming’ fellow legislator