
LK Bennett Shuts Down UK Stores, Goes Online
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British fashion retailer LK Bennett closes all UK stores, offering up to 80% off. Fans rush for last-minute deals as auditors flag cash flow issues and debt concerns. Iconic locations like Knightsbridge and Canary Wharf face imminent closure, shifting focus to online sales.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — LK Bennett Shuts Down UK Stores, Goes Online. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 23rd. This is Edinburgh News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. A 70-year-old man named Russell Pender landed a seven-year prison sentence plus an order of lifelong restriction for a string of sexual offenses, stretching nearly 50 years. He got convicted on serious charges, including the rape of a child, and slapped on the sex offender's register for life. These attacks hit spots across Edinburgh, mid-Lothian, and Fife, starting back in 1972, and dragging all the way to 2021. The high court in Glasgow handed down the verdict last December. Cops hailed the victims for their guts and speaking out after decades, saying their stories built the airtight case. Detective Inspector Keith Taylor called Pender a straight-up dangerous predator who wrecked lives in the worst ways. That lifelong order means no early out without a full-risk check after his time served, than strict monitoring forever. Police Scotland vows to dig into every report, no matter the
years gone by. Victims can breathe a bit easier, knowing he's locked down, but the call stays open. If you've got a story, they got your back to chase justice down.
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