Jeweller to rescue as woman’s rings get stuck on swollen finger );
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A JEWELLER came to the rescue when firefighters couldn’t free a woman’s swollen finger from her wedding and engagement rings.
David Rodger-Sharp, who runs a shop of the same name in Duke Street, Henley, used a professional cutting tool to remove the bands from Samantha Antoniou’s left hand at the town’s fire station.
She visited the premises in West Street after calling the station’s non-emergency landline and telling crews she hadn’t been able to take the rings off for more than three weeks.
Prince Andrew claim pilot who âflew duke, Jeffrey Epstein and teen accuserâ tracked down
Pictured for the first time, David Rodgers refused to talk about the royal, his paedophile financier pal or any of the victims who claim they were abused.
Pilot David Rodgers speaks to The Mirrorâs Chris Bucktin (Image: Mirror)
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Businesses say lockdown grants won’t cover losses );
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BUSINESS owners in Henley say the grants being offered by the Government will not be enough to offset the damage of the latest lockdown.
People in retail, hospitality and leisure can apply for between £4,000 and £9,000 per property depending on its rateable value.
This is part of a £4.6 billion package announced by the Treasury, while the employee furlough scheme has been extended to April.
The national lockdown has forced all non-essential businesses to close for the third time since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, meaning they still have bills to pay while receiving no income.
She said she returned to the apartment and Prince Andrew was there with girls
Ms Sjoberg said the Duke had thought the puppet funny because it was him
After Jeffrey Epstein had admitted in court in 2007 to procuring underage girls, Johanna Sjoberg told a Sunday newspaper of an alleged encounter with the Duke at the East 71st Street mansion at Easter 2001 .
She had been asked by Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell to go to New York.
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She recalled that she returned to the apartment after some sightseeing and Prince Andrew was there and a couple of other girls my age. Andrew was very charming . . . She (Ghislaine) came down with a present for him a latex puppet of him from Spitting Image.
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Sources have confirmed the Queen s second son was indeed a guest at the paedophile tycoon s Manhattan home in April 2001
Andrew, 60, told Newsnight s Emily Maitlis last year: I wasn t staying there. I may have visited but definitely didn t, definitely, definitely no, no, no activity
Well-placed sources have confirmed Andrew stayed at Epstein s £60million home on the final night of his pre-Easter visit to the US in 2001 to save taxpayers money
But the insiders stressed that neither Epstein, British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell nor Miss Roberts were at the property at the time
The Duke of York today drove to Windsor Castle and headed out for an early morning horse ride, hours after the Daily Mail revealed he stayed at Jeffrey Epstein s New York mansion during a trip when it is alleged he slept with a trafficked teenager.