Boy's suicide leads to 'rogue' pubs warning
Parish councillors in Telford have declared war on rogue pubs and clubs after a schoolboy aged 15 was allowed to consume alcohol on a night out hours before killing himself.
News|Oct 9, 2008
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Fury at rogue scrap dealers
Soaring numbers of illegal scrap dealers are scouring Cannock streets looking for metal to cash in on record prices, it emerged today.
Cannock|Aug 23, 2008
Cannock
Rogue trader loses bank $120m
Investment bank Morgan Stanley is the latest to fall victim to a rogue trader, after writing down $120 million (£61 million) to cover the activities of a London dealer.
Business|Jun 19, 2008
Business
Credit market shake-up targets rogue lenders and loan sharks
Tougher regulations targeting rogue lenders and debt collectors have today come into force in a shake-up of the consumer credit market.
Business|Apr 7, 2008
Business
Rogue trader loses £71.3m
Commodities broker MF Global has sacked a trader after discovering a loss of $141.5 million (£71.3 million) representing six per cent of the company's equity.
Business|Feb 29, 2008
Business
Rogue pie seller sentenced
A rogue pie seller who preyed on elderly people in Shropshire by making up elaborate tales about food he was selling them has been handed an 18-month conditional discharge by magistrates. A rogue pie seller who preyed on elderly people in Shropshire by making up elaborate tales about food he was selling them has been handed an 18-month conditional discharge by magistrates. Paul Rye, of Belvidere Lane, Shrewsbury, sold pies and eggs door-to-door to homes in Shrewsbury and surrounding villages and lied about where they had come from. At Shrewsbury Magistrates Court yesterday the 45-year-old self-confessed loner was also banned from driving for 12 months in a bid to prevent him travelling around the county selling the products. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
News|Feb 5, 2008
News
More time for Societe Generale rogue trader investigators
Police investigating alleged fraudulent share-dealings worth billions of euros at Societe Generale have been given more time to quiz a junior trader at the bank.
Business|Jan 27, 2008
Business
Rogue trader costs bank €5bn
Societe Generale (SG), one of Europe's biggest banks, has blamed one rogue trader for a fraud of €4.9 billion (£3.7 billion).
Business|Jan 24, 2008
Business
Blitz on rogue taxi controllers
A major crackdown on rogue taxi control operators has been launched in Sandwell in a bid to boost safety for passengers. Private hire firm bosses found with operators without a licence will be hauled before licensing chiefs.
Sandwell|Feb 23, 2007
Sandwell