Following his brother’s lavish £20m wedding this weekend, Samir Kamani is now officially the last single son in his family – and arguably also taken on the role of ‘Britain’s most eligible bachelor’.
The boohoo and bohooMAN CEO, 28, from Manchester, cut a dapper figure for the celebrations at the five-star hotel Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc in the French Riviera.
Dressed in a black tuxedo and sunglasses, the entrepreneur shared a series of photos from the four-day extravaganza – which included
Iceland has used its lobbying power vis-à-vis the EU to shelter Alexander Moshensky, a Belarusian oligarch close to Alexander Lukashenko, from sanctions, with Hungary also using its veto in his favour, fresh analysis from a consortium of investigative websites has revealed.
Moshensky, a Belarusian businessman whose assets include the prominent food manufacturers Santa Bremor and Savushkin Produkt – earning him the nickname of the “fish king” of Belarus – has for two decades enjoyed diplomatic and business relations with Iceland.
