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killed his pregnant wife by shoving her off a cliff edge when posing for a selfie has been jailed for 30 years.Police suspected 32-year-old Semra Aysal's fall was no accident when they saw evil Hakan Aysal, 40, behave weirdly beforehand in a witness' video taken at the beauty spot.Aysal's motive became clearer at the discovery of him immediately cashing in £21,700 of life insurance from his late wife's tragedy.Semra was seven-months-pregnant wife when she was lured by her husband to the edge of a cliff in Butterfly Valley, southern Turkey in June 2018.Chilling pictures of the couple show Aysal taking a selfie with Semra just moments before she died.Prosecutors claimed that the only reason they sat on top of the cliff for three hours was so that he could make sure no one was around, and as soon as he realised they were alone, he deliberately killed her by pushing her off the cliff.Witness Recep Sahin told The Fethiye High Criminal Court: “I stopped there to see the view of Kabak Bay with my family.“My daughter was filming the view with my phone and the Aysal couple came down the slope at that moment.“We even joked, ‘either this man will throw the woman off or the woman will throw the man’. There was no interaction between them.”In a video interview, the court heard from the victim’s brother, Naim Yolcu, who said: "When we went to the Forensic Medicine Institute to get the body, Hakan was sitting in the car.

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as the Trafford Centre's owners Intu collapsed into administration.The publicity-shy tycoon has not yet made any comment but it's clear that any decision he does make will be as much a personal one as one that is led by business logic.The Trafford Centre has been Whittaker's pet project from the start and still carries his stamp - from his choice of Romanesque architecture and statues, to the parking of his beloved mother's Mercedes car outside F.Hinds jewellers on the first floor.As one business analyst put it: "He made it into his personal shrine".But after losing a significant portion of his fortune with the collapse of Intu, it remains to be seen if the sentimental attachment to the Trafford Centre still drives Whittaker.Get the latest

owners of the Trafford Centre announced they had entered administration this afternoon.The Trafford Centre is currently home to over 200 shops, restaurants and attractions - all of which require dedicated teams of staff to keep them going. There are currently thousands of people employed within the Trafford Centre - who are, arguably, the heart and soul of the place.But after Intu, the centre's owners, today announced they had gone into administration, many workers say the news has proven a huge blow.

administration. Trafford Council has expressed “serious concern” after Intu, which owns the popular shopping outlet as well as Manchester Arndale, today declared its collapse.The firm has been teetering on the edge of collapse for a number of weeks and employs 3,000 people directly across the UK, while a further 102,000 work for the shops in its shopping centres.Intu had been grappling with nearly £5 billion worth of debts, built up before and during the coronavirus pandemic, but in Trafford, the news is particularly bad for the borough.The Council is concerned about the impact on the borough in terms of potential job losses and the collapse of businesses.

it has gone into administration.Intu said it has filed to appoint James Robert Tucker, Michael Robert Pink and David John Pike from KPMG as administrators for the company.The announcement came minutes after the London Stock Exchange suspended shares in the shopping centre owner.The news has left many questioning whether shops inside the Trafford Centre, and those inside other Intu properties will continue to operate. Follow live updates from this breaking news here. Intu has now confirmed that Trafford Centre shops will continue to operate for the time-being.A statement on Intu's website reads: "Underlying group operating companies remain unaffected and all shopping centres are continuing to trade."The intu Group’s relationships with its

hereThe planning process in order to build the vast mall was the most lengthy and drawn-out in British history as the original idea was first dreamed up back in 1986 by wealthy John Whittaker, of Peel Holdings.Manchester City Council vehemently opposed its development and felt it would impact negatively on the city centre economy.The Trafford Centre offered thousands of free car parking spaces as it lured people to embrace the Utopian concept of out-of-town shopping.The planning issue was finally decided in the House of Lords a decade later.Once it got the go ahead, the Trafford Centre took more than two years to build at a cost of £600 million and was - for a year - the largest shopping centre in the UK.It briefly lost its crown when the

Trafford Centre owner Intu has confirmed it has collapsed into administration after failed talks with lenders on Friday.

Ah, the intu Trafford Centre... Manchester’s gilt-edged temple to all things retail with its Greco-Roman architecture and row upon row of marble statues.But have you ever noticed something a bit weird about all those statues?Like the fact they’re mostly naked women?If you think we’re being a bit picky, then let me ask you this, how many nude or semi-naked women statues do you reckon are on display at the Trafford Centre?Ten? Twenty? Fifty?Erm, no, it’s actually over 100 fully or partially naked ladies.

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The owner of some of the UK's biggest shopping centres has warned it's on the verge of calling in administrators, in a move that could place more than 17 outlets at risk of closure.

Lakeside, Manchester Arndale and the Trafford Centre are amongst shopping centres that could be forced into closure, after retail giant Intu warned it will have to call in the administrators if it cannot reach a rescue deal with lenders.

here"Unfortunately, insufficient alignment and agreement has been achieved on such terms.

Intu's Trafford Centre has issued an urgent warning to shoppers planning to visit during the mini heatwave we're currently having.Posting on its Instagram story yesterday, the intu shopping centre wrote: "It's going to be a scorcher.Yesterday saw temperatures in Manchester exceed 30C, with today's weather expected to be even hotter in some areas.Sharing a post on Instagram, the shopping centre wrote: "During busy periods, you may have to queue outside - do don't forget some suncream and your water!"The Trafford Centre fully reopened to shoppers on June 15, as non-essential shops began to open up for the first time since lockdown started.However, some things in the shopping centre have changed to ensure staff and shopper safety, with one of

hereIt cautioned that if it cannot reach an agreement and is placed in administration, then without critical up-front funding from its lenders, “there is a risk that centres may have to close for a period”.Owners Intu Properties is trying to negotiate a freeze on loan repayments to its banks but demands from landlords is increasingly making this unlikely.Earlier this month, Intu secured debt waivers until June 26 but said it still expects to breach its debt commitments by this deadline amid falling rental payments.The company said at time that it would put agreements with creditors on hold to ride out the current crisis.Intu was already under financial pressure as it came into the coronavirus pandemic, selling properties in the UK and Spain

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