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More than 80% of the stores have closed since 2015, which is owned by NatWest and was bailed out by the taxpayer during the last financial crisis. The Daily Mail can reveal that it is the worst of the major high street banks, having closed the largest portion of its branch network.

This year, Britain's biggest high street lenders have cut 424 branches, and a further 212 are expected to close by the end of December. According to information from cash machine network Link, a further 42 banks have been planned for closure in 2024. More than half of Britain's branch network has closed since 2015, consumer rights group Which? The truth has been leaked. There are now just 4,000 branches left after around 5,600 closures. Lenders have been reducing the number of websites in recent years, claiming that more customers are moving to online banking and cash use is decreasing as the number of transactions on credit and debit cards increase.

Six weeks after the tragedy, Simon Palmer said the cause of death is still a mystery. At the time of his death, the 36-year-old had been working as an on-site geologist for an oil exploration firm in Rehden, north Germany. His body had been cremated in Germany and his ashes were sent home to the United Kingdom. Simon's possessions were returned on Sunday, but not one of them, Garmin Marq Adventurer watch, which is worth about £1,600, was found.

On the Seven Network, one of Australia's most awaited soap operas premiered 40 years ago. Sons And Daughters had an impressive run of 972 episodes over five years, and although many of the actors continued to have a successful career, they lost touch after the show ended. However, they reunited on Channel 7's The Morning Show on Tuesday, and a reunion for fans of the hit show is also planned.

Fans of home and Away have been raving over the latest romantic storyline involving characters Irene Roberts and John Palmer. The characters, played by Lynne McGranger and Shane Withington, have been in a comedic fake relationship on the soap. Lynne, 70, of 7Life, said that their chemistry on the show is due to the fact that they have been friends for a long time.

Pensioners will see their payments increase by nearly £19 a week, the equivalent of around £972 a year. However, campaigners claim that the rising cost of food, oil, gas, education, and accommodation has negated the increase.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS (Chester, a bloke), as my colleague Mervyn Hancock, was a big bloke in every sense - big, loud, 6ft 3in, and obliviously good-humoured. However, this heroic man was left red-faced and shaken after an encounter with John 'Goldfinger' Palmer, now a central figure in BBC1's crime drama The Goldfinger' Palmer. We learned that Palmer was running a timeshare scam in the early 1990s, when I was working at Bristol's morning paper, ripping off thousands of holidaymakers.

Michael Relton, a 50-year-old Surrey solicitor, was sentenced to 12 years in jail for his part in laundering and re-investing the proceeds of the huge £26 million Brink's-Mat bullion theft robbery on July 7, 1988. It seemed as he was led down the Old Bailey steps to the cells that it looked like a watershed. The machinations of this complicated case had occupied a substantial portion of my professional life as a crime reporter for nearly five years. The robbers, the chief handler, and now the crooked money men had been taken to court. Or so it seemed, the Relton trial had brought at least some degree of closure. In reality, the tale was far from over. This was just the start of the program, to Churchill.

Exclusive : In a secluded hamlet near Bath, looking at the Georgian pile nestled into the countryside, there are no hints that it has been underworld. However, it is also where John 'Goldfinger' Palmer, who was killed in an unsolved gangland murder in 2015, smelted bars of gold bullion stolen from a warehouse in one of Britain's biggest ever crimes. And although it has been extensively updated since, it is undeniably the house where he and wife Marnie (inset) were photographed after Palmer was barred from participating in the robbery in 1987. The Grade II-listed former coach house, according to the estate agent's website, is available to rent from April 2023. Now it can be rented for £5,000 per month.

Since his assassination in 2015, John Palmer's nine bedroom chateau in Normandy has been abandoned, but it is now up for auction for €650,000, or £578,000. According to The Mirror, the story was glorious for 15 years before the owner's murder.' The property is then abandoned, nature regains its rights, and a very possible suspicion that treasure has been hidden there gives rise to a 'gold rush' with wretched consequences for the area.

In the BBC dramatization of the £26 million Brink's-Mat robbery in 1983, the actress, 32, plays Marnie Palmer, wife of real life criminal John Palmer. The Bristol-born actor has been in a friendship with model and photographer El Wood since 2021, far removed from the small screen. On Wednesday, Stefanie and El attended a pre-Bafta film-makers dinner at Alfred Dunhill's Bourdon House in Mayfair, which was once home to the Duke of Westminster. Stefanie's gold wrap top highlighted her toned abs and a midi skirt, while the happy couple looked glamorous for the occasion.

RICHARD EDEN: While Nicola Horlick is struggling with the arduous grind of steering her latest venture Glentham Capital to success, Tim seems to have discovered his own Midas touch. When his company, Ayanda Capital, was awarded contracts worth £253 million to provide the NHS with PPE, he was pushed to fame during the pandemic. Now he has, according to me, snapped up a piece in the Alps.

Kenneth Noye (left and inset) — a road rage murderer — has told his victim's mother that he is not a threat to her' after being released from jail after 19 years, according to a survey. Noye, a 75-year-old man who killed 21-year-old Stephen Cameron (right of right picture) on an M25 slip road, was sentenced to life with a minimum of 16 years in prison. After testifying against Noye, Mr Cameron's wife, Danielle Cable (left of right photo), then-17, was forced into witness protection.

Kenneth Noye, a road rage murderer, is 'over the moon' with the BBC's portrayal of his life of crime in last night's drama 'Gold' (Actor Jack Lowden appeared as Noye). Noye, 75, who appeared on the programme for the first time since it was broadcast (left and right), has told friends that he was content that the BBC had shown him to be more of a cheeky chappie rather than merely a cold-blooded murderer. Noye is said to have accessed and read the script for 'Gold' before transmission and was approving. According to one commentator, the drama turned the murderous thug Noye into BBC's new working class hero.' However, a friend of Noye who has also served time says, 'Kenny is over the moon.' He has always been portrayed as a 24/7 ruthless thug, but he wants people to understand that he has worked his time and lives his life quietly, and is in a loving union.'

Not Jack-the-lads, but Christopher StEVENS. Not wide boys, not cheeky chappies, not villains with a heart of gold. And no twinkly working-class champions, in fact. Kenneth Noye and John Palmer, money launderers, were brutal, tuggish bullies who used abuse and coercion to fuel their insatisfaction with their limitless appetite, killing hundreds of people in the process. You might not know it from The Gold (BBC), a crime caper fantasy about the aftermath of the biggest armed heist in British history, the Brink's-Mat gold bullion robbery in November 1983.

Kenneth Noye, the gangster who recovered gold bullion from the Brink's-Mat robbery in 1983, never saw the undercover policemen who caught him after two years on the run. And he later failed to recognize the young woman gazing at him in a Cadiz, Spain. Danielle Cable, Stephen Cameron's surviving fiancee, was stabbed to death in a road rage attack on the M25. Since that fateful Sunday in May 1996, the notorious career criminal - who also fatally stabbed John Fordham as he did security work at Noye's home in Kent - had been escaping the police. (He was cleared of Fordham's murder in 1985 on the grounds of self-defense.)

Kenneth Noye escaped justice for so long by jettining off to Spain after the 1996 M25 'roadrage' crash, according to a new book. Noye was not expecting repercussions from this. He believed the man and his girlfriend were members of the travelling community and therefore were unlikely to go to the police for a fight. Anthony Francis, one of Noye's suspected aliases, was also registered in a false name.

Blood Money: The Curse of Brink's-Mat Robbery - A new Channel 5 documentary explores the tragic event that has had UK officers baffled for years. On what started out as a normal morning at the Heathrow International Trading Estate in London, a heist, which would change the UK's knowledge of the criminal underworld, launched a revolution. Six armed men in balaclavas, one wearing a Trilby, stormed the warehouse on November 26, just after 6.40 a.m., in what is now known as the notorious 1983 Brink's-Mat robbery. The robbers stole £3 million cash while they suspected it was safe in the vault, but they managed to escape with more than £26 million in gold bars in a happy coincidence.

Kenneth Noye, the M25 road rage killer who hid from police, has apparently been discovered in new information. Paul Blanchard (inset above) a retired accountant says he has 'dynamite' recordings that reveal a man's involvement in helping Noye, 75, evade the law in the mid-90s. Mr Blanchard maintains that the criminal should face justice and that the tapes will be turned over to British police. The man was reported to be the brother of convicted gangster John 'Goldfinger' Palmer (inset below).

Thousands of murders in the United Kingdom remain unsolved, prompting scores of families to inquire who murdered their loved ones. Despite long-running police investigations, some murderers have never been found guilty, with others dating back to the 1960s. In an attempt to find and help bring their killers to justice, MailOnline casts an eye on ten of the top murders in the United Kingdom. Victims Natalie Pearman, 16, (top left), Daniel Entwistle, seven (top right), John Palmer, 65, (bottom right), Shakoor family (bottom right), George Murdoch, 35 (bottom right), George Murdoch, 58 (bottom left).