Former Anglo chairman Sean FitzPatrick is to face an examination in the High Court about the ownership of one of London’s biggest and highest office blocks.

Nama raised €2.7bn from divestments through to the end of September last year, Finance Minister Michael Noonan said.

Football star Rio Ferdinand told the London High Court today of his anger over a “kiss’n’tell” story published when he held the England captaincy.

The parents of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler are suing the News of the World over claims a private investigator working for the newspaper hacked into her phone after she went missing.

TULLOW Oil chief executive Aidan Heavey has said that the company should know the full potential of its early stage assets in Kenya — tipped to be its next big market — within 12 months.

IT’S been a week dominated by news of a tidal wave of toxic red sludge sweeping through benighted streets.

A CHILDREN’S charity will today ask for the go-ahead to try to bring the US government to court in Britain for an alleged war crime in Iraq.

FORMER U2 stylist Lola Cashman claimed that she was “frozen out” of her job as a freelance fashion stylist when letters were sent to British auction house Christies saying that items belonged to the band, and were not hers to sell.

Irish jockey Kieren Fallon is back in the saddle today in Turkey after he failed in a court bid to have his British racing ban overturned.

ASTON ‘Family Man’ Barrett, bass player in Bob Marley’s band The Wailers, failed yesterday in his battle for a multimillion-pound slice of the late reggae legend’s royalties.

Business support services group DCC fell 29c to €15.61 despite the announcement that it has been successful in the Hsinchu District Court in Taiwan in its proceedings against Phisiang Machinery Manufacturing Company, its Chairman Donald Wu and his wife Jenny Wu.

Business support services group DCC has been successful in the Hsinchu District Court in Taiwan in its proceedings against Phisiang Machinery Manufacturing Company, its Chairman Donald Wu and his wife Jenny Wu.

THE parents of premature baby Charlotte Wyatt failed yesterday to persuade a London High Court judge to suspend his order allowing doctors not to resuscitate the desperately-ill child if she stops breathing.

DCC has taken another step closer to claiming the €18.7 million in damages it was awarded by the High Court in London earlier this year.

THERE has been nothing like the Ryder Cup in recent years to bring out the best in Colin Montgomerie.

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Business support services group DCC was today awarded £10.2m (€14.8m) in damages against a Taiwanese supplier of Shoprider mobility products.

TWO men who served long sentences before having their convictions for murdering paperboy Carl Bridgewater quashed, yesterday won their London High Court battle over being billed for “board and lodging” whilst in jail.

Irish hauliers have won the right to fight fines imposed on them by British authorities after being found with illegal immigrants in their vehicles.