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A KAYAKER found clinging to a Channel buoy vanished from hospital yesterday 鈥?amid a row over just how long his ordeal lasted.Ryan Ball, 28, insisted he had survived for 12 days by drinking rainwater and ea
stanley termosas ting sea grass growing on the underside of the 3ft wide floating platform.3Ryan was finally spotted by fi
stanley hrnek shermen on board Dutch ship De MadelaineCredit: EMK-vissers3Ryan sought refuge on the buoy while carrying just a rucksack with a few clothes and a shopping bagCredit: EMK-vissers3Jobless welder Ryan had been fishing for mackerel in his inflatable 12 miles out to seaCredit: ARGOSBut authorities in France, where he was taken by rescuers on Thursday, said he could not have survived the cold more than 48 hours in his swimming trunks.Jobless welder Ryan, an ex-squaddie, had been fishing for mackerel when strong currents swept his inflatable 12 miles out to sea.He sought refuge on the buoy while carrying just a rucksack with a few clothes and a shopping bag.Speaking from hi
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MATCH of the Day pundit Danny Murphy has been dealt a financial blow after losing a court case against the Queen s bank Coutts over failed tax avoidance schemes.The former Eng
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stanley shop bank in loans which he ploughed into a doomed investment.1 Danny Murphy has been dealt a financial blow after losing a court case against the Queen s bank Coutts over
stanley cup tax avoidance schemesCredit: Getty - ContributorMurphy, 42, borrowed 拢640,000 and a further 拢296,000 after being persuaded it was legal to put the money into a film scheme called Ingenious which promised tax breaks.He was among dozens of players to put cash into the schemes, which offered sports stars big tax breaks from artificial losses from hit movies including Avatar and Life of Pi.But HMRC has demanded millions back.The TV pundit sued Coutts by arguing Ingenious attracted footballers to the schemes on behalf of Coutts and that the bank was liable for their losses.But the High Court court
