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PUBLISHED: 15:15 19 January 2009 | UPDATED: 13:58 05 October 2010 Spot where Mini ploughed into tree on A12 THREE friends in their early 20s were killed when their Mini ploughed into a tree in East London. Police today are appealing for witnesses after the crash on the A12 at Chadwell Heath at 2.45pm yesterday in which two women and a man died travelling in the back seat and two other men in the front were badly injuredBy Mike BrookeTHIS is the scene where three friends in their early 20s were killed when their Mini ploughed into a tree in East London.Police today are appealing for witnesses after the crash on the A12 at Chadwell Heath at 2.45pm yesterday in which two women and a man died travelling in the back seat and two other men in the front were badly injured.The three who died had known each other from primary school in Wapping in London’s East End where they grew up.The silver Mini Cooper was seen … [Read more...] about Three friends killed in crash horror as Mini ploughs into tree

The most publicized news last week involving financial services were the legal actions on April 21 by the US Department of Justice and Commodity Futures Trading Commission against a UK-based trader for alleged spoofing that the agencies claim contributed to the so-called “Flash Crash” in May 2010. But a day before that news broke, a think tank headed by Paul Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, called for a major overhaul of the US financial regulatory system, including merging the CFTC and the Securities and Exchange Commission. As a result, the following matters are covered in this week’s Bridging the Week:Volcker Alliance Calls for CFTC and SEC Merger Among Other Financial Oversight Agencies’ Reform;London-Based Futures Trader Arrested, Sued by CFTC and Criminally Charged With Contributing to the May 2010 “Flash Crash” Through Spoofing;Deutsche Bank Fined US $2.5 Billion by Four Regulators for LIBOR and FX … [Read more...] about Bridging the Week: April 20 to 24 and 27, 2015 (CFTC-SEC Merger, Spoofing, LIBOR Manipulation, Bitcoin, Exchange Non-Member Cooperation)

The affirmation by a federal appeals court of the conviction of the first trader prosecuted for spoofing under the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, and a sanctions discount for a non-US banking entity that cooperated with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission after detecting spoofing activity highlighted last week’s financial services industry developments in the US. In addition, staff of the CFTC granted relief from certain mandatory advance notice filing requirements that certain persons would otherwise have had to comply with beginning today in order to disaggregate futures and related options positions among affiliated entities for CFTC position limit purposes. As a result, the following matters are covered in this week’s edition of  Bridging the Week :Trader’s Spoofing Conviction and Sentence Upheld by Federal Appeals Court (includes Legal Weeds);CFTC Suspends Advance Notice Filing Requirement to Perfect Disaggregation Relief for Position Limit … [Read more...] about Bridging the Week: August 7 to 11 and August 14, 2017 (Spoofing; Disaggregation; Cybersecurity; Cooperation) [VIDEO]

Video PUBLISHED: 09:23 01 September 2018 | UPDATED: 10:54 02 September 2018 Conor Matchett Bob Long's Mini Morris Cooper S. Picture: Neil Didsbury Neil Didsbury A classic car collector stumbled across one of his most valuable finds after discovering the earliest Mini Cooper S Mark I in a Suffolk barn. Bob Long, 65, who has been collecting cars as a hobby for years, bought the car from a man who had been keeping it in a barn in a secret location near the Suffolk/Essex border since 1983.The car is the earliest known example of its type in the world, the sixth of the 4,000 made, and came with a certificate of authenticity and its original number still intact.Bob Long's Mini Morris Cooper S. Picture: Neil DidsburyMr Long, who lives in Kirby Cane, near Bungay, said the car was worth around £50,000 and would have been available to buy for around £600 when it was new in 1963.He said: “I’d put an advert in the paper and a man rang me … [Read more...] about ‘The feeling is like the guy who found Tutankhamun’s treasure’

PUBLISHED: 15:00 22 July 2011 BY COLIN ADWENT Stephanie Cornish at the East of England Championships IPSWICH/FELIXSTOWE: One of Britain’s brightest tennis prospects is banned from the road today after being caught drink-driving just 12 hours before playing in a big tournament. Stephanie Cornish was number one seed for the East of England Championships at Felixstowe when she was stopped by police while being more than twice the legal alcohol limit.When the 19-year-old appeared before South East Suffolk Magistrates’ Court she admitted being caught drink-driving at just before 1.55am, on July 7.Cornish blamed a combination of her slight stature, and not being aware she was drunk, for the high reading she blew during a breath 
test.On the day she was caught drink-driving, Cornish was due to play her second round match in the East of England Championships, which was scheduled … [Read more...] about Top tennis starlet caught drink-driving