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Donna Air, 47, sparks romance rumours with multi-millionaire Paul 'PK' Kemsley, 59, as they are spotted on a date after her move to LA
Donna Air was spotted out on a date with former Tottenham Hotspur vice-chairman and property tycoon Paul 'PK' Kemsley in Los Angeles this week.
After the BBC's 'racist nude nails' row, expert reveals what your favourite polish says about you
The humble manicure has unexpectedly become the latest battleground in Britain's culture wars. Now, a beauty expert has revealed what your nail colour says about you.
Look back at the unsolved murder which killed a family 14 years on
A mother and her five children tragically died
Mayfair's £1,000-a-night five-star Connaught Hotel has some uninvited guests on its doorstep... migrant rough sleepers using the street as an open air toilet
The Daily Mail can reveal that migrants are establishing a new camp in among the luxury boutiques and restaurants around The Connaught on Mayfair's exclusive Mount Street.
Luke Evans weighs in on LGBTQ stereotypes and why he disagrees that only gay actors should play gay characters: 'Just because you are gay doesn't mean you have to be woke'
In ITV series The Party, he plays Martin Gilmour, a married, secretly gay political journalist tormented by his love of former schoolfriend turned Right-wing politician.
Texas mom tells police 'I shot both my kids' before their bodies are found inside home
Christopher Scott Pitre and his younger brother, Brian Pitre, were allegedly killed by their mother, Colleen Lemonn, 42, on Thursday morning in Waxahachie, Texas, according to police.
Bloodshed on the Costa del Sol: How holiday hotspot is turning into underworld battleground with torture chambers and drive-by shootings as Spain sends in reinforcements
It was meant to be a peaceful evening on Malaga's seafront.
Body of woman 'wearing a wetsuit' is found washed up on popular beach a day after coastguard were seen scouring the area
The body was found after emergency services were called out to search the water off Eastbourne on Friday afternoon.
US Bank Regulator Sued Over Crypto Firm Charters by Community Bank Advocates
A U.S. banking group just sued the government agency that issues America's federal bank charters, reports CoinDesk, "accusing it of exceeding its legal powers in granting national trust-bank status to crypto firms."
The agency's move "creates a gaping hole in financial regulation," according to the lawsuit by The Independent Community Bankers of America, one of America's largest banking advocacy organizations. It argues the move will "perversely allow entities engaged in highly risky cryptocurrency and digital assets activities to enter the banking system under lightly regulated national charters" which actually preempt many state regulations, including consumer protection laws.
But the move would also "place community banks at a severe competitive disadvantage," the lawsuit argues, "by allowing the national trust banks to offer many of the same services as community banks without complying with the same costly banking laws and regulations that apply to the community banks." This competitive advantage could "siphon deposits out of community banks and into deposit alternatives like cryptocurrency," which they describe as "highly volatile, prone to market crashes, cybercrime, and fraud" and lacking protections like deposit insurance.
They also warn that America's Office of the Comptroller of the Currency "has not managed an uninsured bank receivership in nearly one hundred years. But failures of risky uninsured national
trust banks could spread instability throughout the nation's financial system, including by spreading contagion risks to other traditional banks like community banks."
CoinDesk reports:
[The Independent Community Bankers of America] also played a significant role in pushing back against the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act that failed to advance in the U.S. Senate last month — in part due to the bankers' objections that its stablecoin provisions didn't protect them against direct competition with the deposit accounts that are core to their businesses.
Now, the group is targeting the trust charters crypto firms are pursuing as an entry point into the U.S. banking and payments system.
"Congress did not create the national trust charter as a side door into the banking system for crypto firms seeking the credibility of a federal bank charter," ICBA President and CEO Rebeca Romero Rainey said in a statement..
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Trio arrested after three people injured in 'stabbing' incident
Those arrested remain in custody
Man arrested on GBH charge after serious incident near pub
Essex Police arrest a man on suspicion of GBH after a physical confrontation in Chelmsford left another man with a serious head injury on October 3.
Man arrested on GBH charge after serious incident near pub
Essex Police arrest a man on suspicion of GBH after a physical confrontation in Chelmsford left another man with a serious head injury on October 3.
Shipping container village hailed as a 'dream for all homeless people' is making life a 'living hell' for neighbours - who claim residents are trespassing on their £500,000 properties and women are too scared to go out alone
Despite originally being described as a 'dream for all homeless people', the site has since spiralled with problems over the past five years.
'Yes I pulled down my half of a semi-detached home... but I'm no neighbour from hell': Carpenter who left the UK after illegally demolishing house insists he did nothing wrong
Chris Rhodes has defended his decision to pull down his side of the building, located in Pudsey in Leeds, after his neighbour complained she had been subjected to a 'four-year nightmare'.
Cabinet revolt over John Healey's plans for raid on banks as he struggles to balance books in Budget
The Chancellor is said to have been warned that a raid on the sector later this month will threaten Prime Minister Andy Burnham's promise of economic growth.
Motorcyclist dies after early morning crash
A 28-year-old motorcyclist has died after a crash on the A406 North Circular near Chingford on October 4. Met Police are now appealing for witnesses.
Motorcyclist dies after early morning crash
A 28-year-old motorcyclist has died after a crash on the A406 North Circular near Chingford on October 4. Met Police are now appealing for witnesses.
Cricket game near RAF Fairford stopped by armed guards due to 'live incident' eight hours before five men were arrested over 'terror plot'
The warning came at around 4.30pm last Saturday, as security at the US-linked airbase was heightened following intelligence suggesting an attack could be possible.
'We both knew it was the last time': Sir Kevin Sinfield reveals heartbreaking final meeting with best friend Rob Burrow before he passed away from motor neurone disease
The former Leeds Rhinos captain, 46, rushed back from an England rugby camp after being told Burrow was close to death and travelled north to see his stricken friend.