Decision to end Legacy bid taken by Prescott

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UK Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott took the final decision to end negotiations with Legacy over the sale of the Millennium Dome in Greenwich, London, England.

Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries, Cultural Facilities NEC, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, London, England, Buildings and facilities, Arts centers, Greenwich, England, Millennium Dome, Legacy PLC

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Five years for failed tycoon who built high street empire with 8.5m pounds sterling in dodgy loans

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An Old Bailey judge has jailed businessman Stephen Hinchliffe and banker John Doherty for five years. It was established that Hinchliffe bribed Doherty to obtain 8.5 million pounds sterling in unsecured loans from United Mizrahi Bank.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Legal issues & crime, Israel, Police Protection, Crimes NEC, Banking industry, Cases, Crime, Bribery, Doherty, John, Hinchliffe, Stephen, United Mizrahi Bank Ltd.

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Prescott urged to tear up rail map

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UK Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott is to hold a railway summit on Feb 25, 1999, as part of his efforts to bring about significant improvements in the standard of rail services. He has already indicated that the emphasis of rail policy will shift towards passenger benefits, with services being regulated by a new Strategic Rail Authority. The government is prepared to be radical, possibly even going as far as replacing rail services with coach services.

Railroad Passenger Operations, Line-Haul Railroads, Railroads, line-haul operating, Standards, Passenger rail services, Railroads, Transportation policy

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