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Glasgow coffee wholesaler boss slapped with nine-year ban on being director

Filippo Dioguardi, 58, was sole director of Camardo Coffee (Scotland) Ltd. He refused to co-operate with an Insolvency Service investigation after the business went into liquidation.

Glasgow Live

P&O Ferries announces plans to restart sailings in Scotland 'from this weekend'

The firm revealed plans to resume operations for four of its ships for the first time since it sacked nearly 800 seafarers.

Daily Record

P&O Ferries to resume sailings on routes suspended since it sacked nearly 800 staff

The Pride of Kent and Spirit of Britain, between Dover and Calais, are two of the vessels to resume sailing

Manchester Evening News

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P&O employee suing company for unfair dismissal, discrimination and harassment

"This is not just about me. Seven hundred and ninety nine of my seafaring family have lost their livelihoods"

Wales Online

Former P&O employee sues company for unfair dismissal and discrimination

It comes after criminal and civil investigations were launched into the firm’s decision to sack nearly 800 workers.

The Independent UK

Repayment plans pushing thousands into deeper debt

Individual voluntary arrangements are an alternative to bankruptcy, but it is feared they are being widely mis-sold

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson accused of letting P&O off the hook after they sacked 800 workers

The Insolvency Service, a Government agency which deals with redundancies, has launched a civil and criminal investigation but unions fear inquiry will be kicked into the long grass with no timetable of results

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What sanctions could P&O Ferries face for sacking 800 workers without notice?

Criminal and civil investigations have been launched by the Insolvency Service into P&O’s decision to make the seafarers redundant.

The Independent UK

Criminal and civil probes launched into P&O Ferries sackings

P&O Ferries sacked nearly 800 seafarers and replaced them with cheaper agency workers on March 17.

The Independent UK

Criminal and civil investigations launched into P&O Ferries over sacking of 800 workers

The Insolvency Service launched the investigations earlier today

Wales Online

Criminal inquiry into P&O Ferries launched

P&O Ferries sacked nearly 800 staff and replaced them with cheaper agency workers on March 17

Evening Standard

Criminal investigation launched into P&O Ferries for sacking 800 workers

The Insolvency Service has begun criminal and civil investigations into P&O Ferries after the mass sacking of workers shocked the nation - and the firm's boss said he'd do the same again

Daily Mirror

P&O Ferries: Criminal inquiry launched into decision to sack 800 workers without warning

The company has been under fire since the news broke on March 17

Birmingham Post

P&O Ferries: criminal investigation launched after staff sackings

Insolvency Service starts ‘both criminal and civil investigations’ over firm’s dismissal of 786 workers

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Daily Record

P&O Ferries faces criminal investigation into mass sacking of workers

The firm has been widely condemned for firing nearly 800 staff and replacing them with agency workers

The Guardian - UK

P&O Ferries has ‘got away with it’, say unions as Shapps backtracks on action

Two-week battle to hold company to account for sacking of 786 crew members appears to end with a whimper

Daily Record

Grant Shapps unveils plans to make P&O Ferries 'fundamentally rethink' sackings

These include plans to create "minimum wage corridors" on ferry routes between the UK and other countries.

Wales Online

P&O Ferries action by government 'far too little, too late' say unions

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced measures today

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson says P&O Ferries have 'broken the law' as shamed boss FINALLY apologises

Boris Johnson said at PMQs that 'it looks to me' as though P&O Ferries has 'broken the law' - but furious Keir Starmer blasted the Prime Minister's 'half-arsed waffle' saying he was 'all mouth and no trousers'

Daily Mirror

P&O Ferries claim they didn’t break key law - after change signed off by Chris Grayling

Former Transport Secretary Chris ‘failing’ Grayling signed off a legal change in 2018 that meant ships sacking staff had to notify the government of the country where they’re registered. P&O Ferries’ shops are registered in the Bahamas, Cyprus and Bermuda

Daily Mirror

Tory says government can't stop P&O Ferries sackings despite claims they broke the law

Minister James Heappey said it was a 'commercial decision' to sack 800 crew over video call with no notice - despite the Mirror understanding the government is still looking P&O Ferries' actions were lawful

Manchester Evening News

Fake companies shut down after fraudulently claiming £180,000 in Covid support cash

CK Sales Ltd and Lambden Smart Solutions Ltd have both been shut down after an investigation

Wales Online

Fake Covid PPE companies are shut down

They took tens of thousands of pounds from Covid assistance schemes

Daily Mirror

Cheat used Covid cash to fund his Class A drug habit

After minister resigns over rampant fraud we reveal more lockdown leeches

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