A BUNGLING teenage raider has been jailed for three years after launching a robbery on his local store where staff recognised his voice. The boy, who was 16 at the time of the offence, wore a mask as he threatened staff at the One Stop Shop, Colne Road, Duke Bar, Burnley, with a 12-inch machete....
By Megan Murphy, Law Courts Correspondent They might look like crisps, they might sort of taste like crisps, they might be sold alongside crisps, but they can never be considered a member of the salty, oily group that is the...
By Vanessa Houlder and Megan Murphy The world’s biggest mobile phone group has won a billion-pound battle with Revenue & Customs over the tax on one of its foreign subsidiaries. The High Court on Friday ordered Revenue &...
Published: July 4, 2008 at 8:20 PM LONDON, July 4 (UPI) -- A British judge has ruled that Pringles potato chips are food, a determination that could save Proctor & Gamble millions in tax. The ruling means the chips -- or as the...
By Gregory L. White and Guy Chazan Word Count: 645 | Companies Featured in This Article: BP, Gazprom MOSCOW -- Fighting back amid a deepening rift within its TNK-BP Ltd. joint venture, BP PLC has sued its Russian partners to...
