Nina Massey is a Science Correspondent at PA. She covers a range of topics including lawsuits and major league sports, with a particular focus on international sports leagues and federations. Nina's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Times, The Mirror, and BBC News.
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By: Nina Massey
The High Court has allowed the son of the Marquess of Bath, who was born to a surrogate mother in America, to be potentially added to his beneficiaries.
By: Nina Massey
There had been ‘uncertainty’ over whether young Henry was entitled to the fortune
Longleat estate: Henry Thynn can inherit from family trusts High Court rules
Nina Massey - The High Court has ruled that Henry Thynn, the second son of the Marquess of Bath, can potentially be added as a beneficiary to three family trusts.
By: Nina Massey, Lauren Gordon
Juliet Chambers sought permission to bring a legal challenge against Lambeth Council over its decision to allow parts of Brockwell Park to be used for the Brockwell Live festivals, including Field Day and Mighty Hoopla, due to start on 23 May
By: Rob Andrews, Nina Massey
Poundstretcher has a Stoke branch
By: Gary Porter, Nina Massey
Court told that restructuring plan needed to avoid administration
By: Nina Massey
The former Conservative health secretary is being sued by Andrew Bridgen, the former North West Leicestershire MP
Matt Hancock social media post libel row continues in court
Former health secretary Matt Hancock has told the Court of Appeal a libel...
