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Listing of the Day Location: Beverly Hills, California Price: $15.5 million This brand-new mansion stands on a sedate tree-lined street in the heart of the Beverly Hills flats area. The Bahari Brothers built the home, which architect Ben Borukhim designed in an elegant French-traditional style. "The biggest selling point is the quality of the design throughout," said Aaron Kirman of Compass. "The developers have used the finest materials and finishes, and spared no expense. The house has the most beautiful entryway, with soaring ceilings and a beautiful skylight." The entryway flows into the formal dining and living rooms and the chef’s kitchen. Upstairs, the master suite has a spacious spa-like bathroom complete with a soaking tub and a walk-in designer closet. "My favorite aspect is when you walk through the front door, you are greeted by the soaring foyer with the curved staircase and massive skylight," Mr. Kirman said. "The master bedroom closet is pretty fantastic also," he added. There are another five bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. The lower level is fully built out with a bar and a game room, a fitness center with a spa bathroom, a cinema room and a wine cellar. More: A Storied English Country-Style Estate in Beverly Hills Lists for $15.5M Stats The 9,820-square-foot home has six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and two half bathrooms. Amenities The home features a chef's kitchen with dual islands, professional appliances and marble countertops. The den has coffered ceilings and a fireplace as well as retractable doors that open to the terrace and out to the yard, which has a designated barbecue area next to an in-ground pool. "On the lower level, you will find a home cinema, full bar, walk-in wine fridge and a beautiful spa bathroom that is right off your home gym," Mr. Kirman said. More: New Malibu Mansion to Hit the Market for $100 Million Neighborhood Notes Beverly Hills is famous for being the embodiment of the entertainment industry, and many wealthy stars call it home. But it’s also a small town that houses only about 35,000 residents. "The Beverly Hills Flats is arguably one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in the world," Mr. Kirman said. "The streets are wide and lined with palm trees and, from this home, you are walking distance to Rodeo Drive." Agent: Aaron Kirman, Compass

Nine dead in Germany Nine people are dead and several others injured after shootings at two shisha bars in Hanau, Germany. The first attack was at a bar in the city centre, while the second was in the western city's Kesselstadt neighbourhood. Police were initially unsure how many gunmen had fled the scenes. However, they say a suspect was found dead at his home - along with the body of a second person - and there appear to be no other perpetrators. The motive is not yet clear. Can-Luca Frisenna, who works at a kiosk at the scene of one of the shootings, told Reuters: "It's like being in a film, it's like a bad joke... I can't grasp yet everything that has happened." This attack comes four days after one person died at a shooting near a Turkish comedy show venue, in Berlin. 'A month's rain' in a day There seems to be no let-up for deluged communities in the wake of Storm Dennis, with more heavy rain expected. Within 24 hours, a month's rain is forecast to fall on already-saturated ground in north Wales and north-west England. Nearly 120 flood warnings remain in place, with the Environment Agency saying eight rivers have reached record levels in recent days. It says there is a "heightened flood risk" across the Midlands, with six severe warnings - meaning there is a danger to life - in place around the Rivers Lugg, Severn and Wye. Hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes in the worst-affected areas, which include south Wales, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire. Meanwhile, for those clearing up, public health specialists warn of the dangers in receding flood waters. Get news from the BBC in your inbox, each weekday morning Killer's sentence brings 'no closure' There will be no "closure" for the family of murdered backpacker Grace Millane when her killer is sentenced, a cousin tells the BBC. The man, 27, who strangled her after they met via a dating app will be sentenced in Auckland on Thursday evening, UK time. But Hannah O'Callaghan says: "The sentence will not change the fact that Grace is gone." However, she says a project set up by the family of Miss Millane, from Wickford in Essex, to collect handbags and toiletries for domestic abuse victims has proven "incredibly cathartic". Cancer shock for Dame Julie Dame Julie Walters has been treated for bowel cancer, the actress tells the BBC. She was on set filming The Secret Garden when she took a call asking her to come in for the results of a CT scan. But 18 months later, after both surgery and chemotherapy, she has been given the all-clear, she tells the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire. Describing her relief at getting off the "merry-go-round" of filming, she says she might have worked on her last film. No-fault evictions: 'Our lives are falling apart' By Lora Jones, Business reporter, BBC News "It's a lovely place to live. We have so many friends on our road, but all of this is being wrenched away from us." Becky Palmer and her family have lived in a rental property in Weston-super-Mare for 12 years. But she recently received a section 21 notice in the post from her landlord. Section 21 of the 1988 Housing Act allows landlords to evict tenants without a reason once their contract comes to an end, or give them notice of the "intention to evict" two months before it ends. They are often used by landlords who want to sell their properties. "To add insult to injury, I had to pay for and collect the piece of paper from the post office that was chucking me out," Becky says. Read the full article What the papers say Criticism of the government's immigration policy leads some papers, with the i reporting a "backlash" from business groups fearing a shortage of workers in social care, agriculture and the restaurant industry. The Metro reports Home Secretary Priti Patel's critics saying many of the eight million UK residents she described as "economically inactive" were students, unpaid carers and the long-term sick. The Daily Mirror leads on flooding, comparing the "heroes" helping victims with the "zero" prime minister who has not visited the affected areas. Meanwhile, the Guardian says one in 10 homes built since 2013 is in an area at risk of flooding.

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he scam, which was said to be the biggest business email compromise fraud and the highest value fraud in the last decade, was uncovered following an FBI tip-off to North Wales Police. At the time of the fraud in November 2018, the Sri Lankan-born British citizen was known by his birth name, Ravindra Chathurangana Sarathchandra. He changed his name via deed poll and obtained a new passport in this name, then moving from north Wales to Scotland where he used his new passport to visit Dubai and Australia. He had pictures of himself in dubai on Facebook (Image: North Wales Police) Friends and workmates of the 41-year-old knew him as Rahul and Caernarfon Court heard at around this time they noticed his extravagant spending which was totally out of character. Kinane, of High Street Porthmadog, was said to have spent significant sums on a TV, a leather jacket and designer sunglasses as well as an expensive Tag Heuer watch valued at £4,500. After years of driving a VW van he turned up in Porthmadog at one stage driving a white Mercedes car. Kinane was arrested at Gatwick Airport (Image: North Wales Police) He was arrested last August by North Wales Police Officers at Gatwick Airport after flying there from Turkey and initially denied the offences before changing his plea to guilty. Speaking after the hearing Detective Chief Inspector Brian Kearney said: "Fraud is the most commonly experienced crime in the UK. "In the last crime reporting year there were over 4,600 frauds in North Wales reported to Action Fraud representing an £8.9m loss. "With a significant increase of fraud now being committed online this enables fraudsters to exploit victims remotely, often from another country. "This case has been solved because of the support we have received from the companies concerned, the work of the FBI in their parallel investigation. "Significant funds, in excess of $1.6m have been recovered by the National Crime Agency Financial Investigation Unit." RELATED ARTICLES DNA used to prove Welsh farmer stole this £3k cow from his neighbour Bridgend councillor David Owen has been convicted of two offences Bridgend councillor accused of conspiring to steal £9,000 off-road vehicle Upon sentencing Kinane, Judge Nicola Jones said: "Your role was to launder money through accounts you had set up specifically. "You took great care to optimise the use of these accounts and were ultimately successful. You managed to move $7.8m in just three days." The judge accepted Kinane was not the architect of the scam, but said she was not convinced his remorse was genuine and added that he was "essentially motivated by greed". "You played an essential role," she said. "Without you, the money would not have been successfully laundered." A version of this article first appeared on North Wales Live.

A mother and her six children, including a one-year-old baby, died after a fire destroyed their house early on Saturday in the US state of Mississippi, officials say. The father was the only survivor of the blaze that engulfed the wooden house in the city of Clinton. He was taken to a hospital suffering from smoke inhalation and second-degree burns. The cause of the fire is being investigated. Local officials said there was no suspicion of "foul play"; they told US media an electrical failure could have caused the blaze. The house in Clinton - which is some 10 miles (16km) from the state capital, Jackson - had been built around 1951. Burglar bars could be seen in some windows, which could have prevented the family from escaping. The mother was a primary school teacher aged 33 and the children - five boys and one girl - ranged in ages from one to 15, local authorities said. "They were really good folks... The whole neighbourhood is just distraught about this whole thing because it's just devastating," a neighbour quoted by NBC News said. Image copyrightEVN Image caption It took firefighters about 40 minutes to control the blaze Five of the children were found huddled in one bedroom while the mother and another child were in a different bedroom, Fire Chief Jeff Black ledge was quoted by the New York Times as saying. The father was injured as he tried to save his family, he said. It took firefighters about 40 minutes to control the blaze that happened at 00:30 local time (06:30 GMT). When they arrived at the scene, they found the father "worried and concerned", said Mark Jones, City of Clinton's director of communications. "He didn't want to leave the scene... He was very concerned about his family." Skip Twitter post by @crabblers Mike Evans ✔ @crabblers This is the family lost in this morning’s tragic fire. Please keep them and the entire community in your thoughts and prayers @WLBT UPDATE: Officials identify mother and 6 children killed in Clinton fire http://bit.ly/37dDRVs View image on Twitter 3 10:40 PM - Feb 8, 2020 Twitter Ads info and privacy See Mike Evans's, the City of Clinton said it had been a "tragic day", adding: "We ask this community to wrap each other in prayers and kindness as we all grieve together."