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Klarna users have been issued a two-week warning as up to £10 fees are set to be introduced for those who miss a payment.

Samantha Markle has been warned by a former US prosecutor that she could face ruin if Meghan Markle successfully dismisses her defamation lawsuit.

A warning has been issued to any shoppers who use Klarna to help pay for purchases on hundreds of popular websites. The Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) service has an estimated 150million users worldwide, and has a deal with more than 50,000 merchants in 45 countries.

Dish Network showed progress in its pivot toward the wireless business, smashing Wall Street’s fourth-quarter earnings estimates and reporting just shy of 8 million retail wireless subscribers as of the end of 2022.

When Michael Beale claimed Ange Postecoglou was a "lucky man" to have had such prominent backing in the transfer market it certainly caused debate. But any spending Celtic do this side of Hadrian's wall is under different rules to the top level south of the border.

President Joe Biden wants limits placed on concert ticket fees and TV and internet providers’ early termination charges, as the White House seizes on the practices as a sign of lack of competition in various business sectors.

UK tourists are at risk of ruining their future holidays if they are not up to date on new travel rules.

NHS senior managers have spent over £350million on agency staff in just 20 months, the Sunday Mail can reveal.

Buddies can now go digital when paying for parking in Paisley town centre with the introduction of RingGo.

French broadcaster TF1 and pay-TV giant Canal+ have resolved their two-month dispute over carriage fees, related to the latter’s distribution of TF1’s free digital terrestrial television (DTT) channels.

Outraged parents have blasted a plan to apply fees at a car park they use during the school run. Parents and carers of pupils who attend Saltburn Learning Campus have been using the car park at Saltburn Leisure Centre, owned by Saltburn's cricket club, for years without issue.

Kanye West has been sued by LA-based accountant and business manager Thomas St John who says the rapper hired his company’s services earlier this year and then quickly bailed on the deal.According to The Blast, a new lawsuit claims that West hired St John’s firm TSJ to provide accounting, tax and general business management services. And by April this year, St John himself was being referred to by West’s associates as the rapper’s business manager and CFO of his Donda company.Given the business management gig would require quite a lot of set-up work by St John and his team, the TSJ chief said that he needed West to sign-up to a two year contract.

Rebekah Vardy was all smiles as she enjoyed a date night with her husband Jamie amid the latest Wagatha Christie drama.The reality star and WAG has been ordered to pay Coleen Rooney's £1.5million legal fees after losing her libel case against her and is said to be feeling tense about the looming costs. However, Rebekah didn't seem to be phased by this while on a night out with her husband over the weekend. Posted a selfie of herself and Jamie on Instagram, the 40 year old wrote: "Such a fab weekend.

Rebekah Vardy has been ordered to pay £1. 5 million towards Coleen Rooney's legal costs after their libel trial earlier this year. The 40-year-old TV star has been told by the high court that she must cover 90 percent of Rooney's legal fees following their high-profile court case in May, which was dubbed the 'Wagatha Christie' trial.

Erika Jayne was in high spirts on Wednesday after it was reported that she had been dismissed from a lawsuit.Late last week, the 51-year-old Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star was removed as a defendant from a suit originally filed against her and her estranged husband Tom Girardi, 83, according to Southern California's City News Service.The couple were being sued over attorneys' fees that Girardi's law firm alleged failed to pay to a team of lawyers that worked together with it on a case.   In the clear: Erika Jayne, 51, was dismissed from a lawsuit originally filed against her and her estranged husband Tom Girardi late last week; pictured in MayLos Angeles Superior Court Judge Richard L. Fruin had previously ruled in late August that Jayne should be removed as a defendant, but on Friday he signed a judgment affirming that ruling.He determined in the course of the lawsuit that the reality star had no 'actual knowledge' of Giradi's firm's alleged wrongdoing.  The day before the judge signed his order dismissing Jayne, the plaintiffs also dropped complaints against her company EJ Global LLC On Instagram on Wednesday, she posted a screenshot of the Los Angeles Magazine article about the dismissal, captioning it, 'Another one [celebrating emoji].' Gloating: Erika wrote 'Another one' on Wednesday as she shared a screenshot of a Los Angeles Magazine article about the dismissal Of the hook: Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Richard L.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Canal+ Group, the Vivendi-owned French TV group, has won its court case against TF1 after being sued by latter following a dispute over carriage fees. The ruling was issued on Sept. 22 by the business court of Paris. Chaired by Maxime Saada (pictured), Canal+ was previously distributing TF1 and its channels TFX, TF1 Séries Films and LCI as part of its TNT Sat paybox platform which traditionally gives access to all French channels. But when their pact was about to expire on Aug. 31, TF1 tried to renegotiate the terms of the agreements and asked Canal+ for pay 50% more for the right to distribute its free-to-air channels. Canal+ refused and subsequently stopped distributing them, leading TF1 to sue the banner.

French broadcaster TF1 and pay-TV giant Canal+ are locked in a fresh dispute over carriage fees related to the latter’s distribution of TF1’s free digital terrestrial television (DTT) channels.

Nurseries are at 'breaking point' in Greater Manchester in the cost of living crisis, with owners facing a 'mass exodus'.

Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen airports have doubled drop-off fees since 2019, according to new research. The locations have tied for the tenth most expensive charges as drivers pay £4 for just 10 minutes.

A disgruntled father has slammed Manchester Airport as a 'ghastly place to travel from' after his daughter and wife suffered delays while travelling on separate flights from Manchester to Toronto.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are moving to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor, Kensington Palace have said.The Duke and Duchess's children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will also be starting Lambrook School near Ascot in September. Lambrook School reportedly costs around £19,000 a year.