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Naman Ramachandran The BBC has sold its Elstree Centre property, which includes the iconic Albert Square set for long-running soap “EastEnders,” to global investment giant AXA IM Alts. As part of the transaction, AXA IM Alts will lease part of the studio campus back to the BBC for 25 years. “The sale of the Elstree Centre site is part of an ongoing review of the BBC’s property portfolio in order to provide the best value for licence fee payers,” BBC CFO Alan Dickson said.

A couple whose two-year-old son is seriously ill and in hospital amid a holiday to Portugal say they are in a 'living nightmare'. Paul and Sarah Jones are desperate to bring son Theo back home for treatment but claim insurers won’t cover the cost.

AXA IM Alts, the alternative investment arm of global insurance company Axa, has struck a deal to acquire and expand France’s Bry-sur-Marnes Studios on the outskirts of Paris.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent One of France’s largest studio complexes, the Studios of Bry-sur-Marne, have been bought by AXA IM Alts from Nexity. The Bry-sur-Marne studios, which boast eight stages, hosts the filming of roughly half of all French productions, notably this year’s highest grossing local film “Asterix and Obelix: the Middle Kingdom,” and the Canal+ series “Marie-Antoinette.” The studios facility is part of the 12 acres of land acquired by AXA IM Alts, an asset manager and investment vehicle for Axa, the global insurance company. As part of the deal, the studios will now be managed by Guillaume de Menthon, the former boss of Telfrance, a prominent producer of TV content such as the daily soap “Demain tout commence.” De Menthon will strive to double the site’s production capacity.

A pregnant mother who is stuck in a hospital in Greece admits she is 'fearing' for the safety of her unborn child. Thurza Blagg from Nottingham began bleeding whilst on holiday in Rhodes and was rushed to a local medical facility.

Impressed Jurgen Klopp admits he was chuffed to see Ben Doak thrill Liverpool punters on his thrilling debut.

AXA UK and Ireland, which commissioned the research, said: “It can be a very lonely place being an SME owner, which is why it is so important to ensure you can confide in someone who can relate to how you feel.

Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool, but NBA coach Steve Kerr has spoken highly of the German and sided with the boss to get through a "tough spell". Kerr has just won his fourth NBA Championship with the Golden State Warriors, after MVP Stephen Curry produced the goods once again when it mattered most.

Turkey for a dental check-up was rushed to hospital after doctors found a deadly brain tumour. Lisa Robinson, 44, went to Antalya for a routine cosmetic consultation at the Magic Smile Turkey clinic on June 24.The mum-of-two sought medical assistance after she felt "drunk" and lost her balance.

Liverpool signing Calvin Ramsay has opened up about joining the club.The Premier League giants announced that they had completed the signing of the Scotland Under-21 international from Aberdeen, which is subject to international clearance. The right-back, who passed a medical at the AXA Training Centre, spoke about his feelings upon joining the side.“I’m just buzzing and it’s a dream come true really to be here,” Ramsay told the club’s official site.

Teesside Live reports.In 2017, Mr Clinton made a claim for loss of earnings on the grounds of his inability to work as well as ongoing pain.Insurer AXA UK reserved up to £50,000 for the claim and an additional £40,000 for legal fees, but first decided to launch an investigation into Mr Clinton’s claims.They found videos and posts on social media showing the claimant rock climbing, skiing and swimming in the wake of his supposedly crippling accident.He was also filmed surfing down a staircase on a construction site after the accident had taken place.According to Teeside Live, Damian Rourke, from law firm Clyde & Co, said: "Mr Clinton’s posts showed a very active individual, carrying out extreme and demanding physical activities shortly after the accident."These included activities like rock climbing and skiing that simply couldn’t be carried out or even contemplated by someone with the reported ongoing physical problems."Keep up to date with all the latest news stories. by signing up for one of Daily Star's free newsletters here.When Mr Clinton was confronted with the evidence from his social media, he discontinued his claim in October 2021.Deputy District Judge Crammond, sitting at Middlesbrough County Court on January 21, ruled that Mr Clinton had been "fundamentally dishonest" and ordered him to pay £4,439 in costs.Mr Rourke added: "Insurance companies and the courts will not tolerate any attempts to exaggerate injuries in order to get money."Mr Clinton certainly didn’t help himself by filling his social media with videos of sports and activities, none of which could have been done if his claims were true."Also, at a time when the pandemic has created a log jam throughout the legal system, his action was a complete

The Scottish Government has resisted calls to delay the introduction of disputed new laws which will force Renfrewshire homeowners to fit costly fire detection systems.

Liverpool keeper Alisson reportedly played a huge role in the club appointing Brazilian legend Claudio Taffarel as the team’s new goalkeeping coach.Liverpool announced on Tuesday evening that Taffarel has joined the club and will work alongside the Reds’ current goalkeeping coaches John Achterberg and Jack Robinson.The 55-year-old, who helped Brazil win the World Cup in 1994, will move to Anfield after finalising a work permit this week.He will combine the role with his current duties with the Brazil national team, where he has worked as goalkeeping coach since 2014. It is in that role where he met Alisson, who Goal report was the driving force behind Liverpool’s decision to add the former Brazil keeper to the staff.

Liverpool fans are rejoicing at the news that Harvey Elliott has returned to training - almost exactly two months after being on the end of a sickening challenge which left many fearing for his prospects of playing again this season.The 18-year-old fractured his ankle against Leeds United on 13 September when Pascal Struijk's tackle left the youngster in considerable pain.The defender was sent off amid the incident which required the Reds star to be stretchered off.Initially, there were huge worries that Elliott could have been ruled out for over a season with memories still fresh of the Virgil van Dijk scenario that plagued Liverpool last year.But successful surgery has seen the teenager return to the training pitch well ahead of schedule,

NADIA Sawalha was one of the original Loose Women when it first aired more than 20 years ago and it's hard to imagine the panel without her today. The 56-year-old took an 11-year break from the show in 2002 but she insists it's still her dream job - even if she and the other ladies don't always agree on things.

Commuting, having to clean the house due to frequent visitors, and having less time to do chores are the most inconvenient things now life is getting back to normal.A study of 5,000 UK adults also revealed that finding a parking space, having to see the in-laws more often, and being away from home more regularly were other top irritations.Filling up the car or managing finances also featured in the top 20, with more than a quarter of adults revealing they spend up to four hours a week entangled in inconvenient duties.However, these daily time-consuming activities actually make more than six in ten value their free time even more.Tara Foley, CEO of AXA UK Retail Insurance, which commissioned the research, said: “Most people’s lives