Former Brookside actor cleared of gangland murder – The Guardian

Posted March 23rd, 2012 in murder, news, perverting the course of justice by tracey

“A former soap opera star who admitted driving the getaway car in a gangland shooting has been cleared of murder, it can now be reported. Brian Regan, 53, who played Terry Sullivan in Channel 4’s Brookside, was found not guilty at Liverpool crown court of the killing of nightclub doorman Bahman Faraji, 44. Regan was convicted of perverting the course of justice by lying to police in the early stages of the murder investigation and disposing of a pair of gloves he had worn on the night of the killing. Regan, who was on bail for supplying cocaine when the murder took place in February 2011, was jailed on 25 January for four years 10 months. The facts of the case can be revealed after Mrs Justice Nicola Davies lifted reporting restrictions put in place to avoid prejudicing the trial of another defendant, Jason Gabbana.”

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The Guardian, 22nd March 2012

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You’re not drinking enough, financial adviser told her tearful client – Daily Telegraph

Posted March 23rd, 2012 in age discrimination, dismissal, news, pensions, redundancy by tracey

“A businesswoman sacked after a night entertaining clients ended in spectacular embarrassment has had her hopes of a compensation payout boosted by a tribunal ruling.”

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Daily Telegraph, 22nd March 2012

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Older staff can be made redundant to avoid pension charges, judges rule – Daily Telegraph

Posted March 23rd, 2012 in news by tracey

“Older staff can be made redundant so their employers avoid significant pension payments, senior judges ruled yesterday.”

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Daily Telegraph, 23rd March 2012

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