Search Underway For Missing Ferry Passenger

A search operation is underway after it was discovered a passenger on a ferry in the North Sea, was no longer on board.

It is understood that a 22-year-old man is missing after last being seen at around 4am on the MV Hjaltland, as it sailed from Lerwick to Aberdeen.

A rescue helicopter and several lifeboats began the search as the boat retraced its journey back to Aberdeen.

Record Fine Imposed Against Deloitte

A record fine of £14m has been imposed against accountancy firm Deloitte over the collapse of British car-maker MG Rover.

An industry tribunal by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) found that Deloitte failed to recognise a conflict of interest when it acted as adviser to MG Rover directors.

Four directors bought out the company in 2000 for a token sum of £10, but the car-maker went under in 2005 with £1.4bn of debts.

Former Deloitte partner Maghsoud Einollahi was also fined £250,000 and banned from accounting for three years.

Rusting 9/11 Sculpture To Be Installed At Olympic Park

A sculpture to mark the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre's in the United States is to be installed at the Olympic Park, after being left in a Cambridgeshire farmyard.

The sculpture is made from a reclaimed girder from the World Trade Centre and was originally installed at Battersea Park. However, it was removed after a month and all attempts to find it a new home failed.

After the sculpture was discovered left in a farmyard, exposed to the elements, and had begun to rust, London Mayor Boris Johnson vowed to find it a new home.

(MH/JP)