Jacqueline Jossa’s ‘business under investigation as her company owes more than £32,000 in tax’

Jacqueline Jossa’s ‘business under investigation as her company owes more than £32,000 in tax’ A source said Jacqueline is ‘fully co-operating with the liquidator’s queries and that the investigation was purely routine and did not relate to tax bills’ By Eve Buckland For Mailonline Published: 08:22 BST, 14 October 2020 | Updated: 08:48 BST, 14 … Read more

Kurt Geiger boss calls decision to axe duty-free shopping ‘ludicrous’

Boss of fashion giant Kurt Geiger slams Rishi Sunak’s decision to axe duty-free shopping as ‘ludicrous’ Kurt Geiger boss Neil Clifford has slammed decision to stop duty-free shopping He has called the ‘ludicrous’ decision to end VAT refunds a ‘staggering own goal’ Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the proposed policy change in September  By Francesca Washtell … Read more

Subway sandwiches do not meet legal definition of being BREAD, Ireland’s Supreme Court rules 

Subway sandwiches are too sugary to meet the legal definition of being BREAD, Ireland’s Supreme Court rules The sandwiches could not be categorised as a staple food, Supreme Court ruled Due to their high sugar content, which stands at 10pc of weight of flour in dough Ruling ends a 14-year battle by the global takeaway … Read more

Iron Age wine press unearthed in Lebanon

Archaeologists have uncovered the first Iron Age wine press in Lebanon, dating from the 7th century BC.   Excavations at the ancient settlement of Tell el-Burak near the city of Sidon uncovered the well-preserved press, which was constructed from plaster made by mixing lime and recycled ceramics.  Wine makers would have stomped the grapes in the … Read more