I didn't ever envisage, when I was made chief claimant against the government, what would happen over the following few months, and that I would become the focus of a lot of anger.
It is why the Iraqi National Alliance includes not only Salaam Smeasim, a pro-American Shiite in a veil, but also Sharif Ali bin al-Hussein, a Sunni cousin of Iraq's last king and the chief claimant to the long-vacant throne.
Richard is listed as a claimant and the BBC and chief constable of South Yorkshire police as defendants.
DNO's chief executive, Helge Eide, declined to name the claimants but said the range of possible payouts provided Monday represents their combined claims.
As the trial neared, the company moved into full damage limitation mode, sending letters of apology signed by the Trinity Mirror chairman, David Grigson, and the chief executive, Simon Fox, to each of the eight claimants.
The standoff leaves Poland with two rival claimants for the position of Supreme Court chief justice — and increases tension between Warsaw and the European Union, which has condemned Poland's accelerating descent towards authoritarianism.
However, the chief minister said he would "absolutely refute" the allegation claimants were being "messed around".
Howard Archer, chief European and UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said that the claimant count could be lower than expected because some people are "either unable to claim benefits or choosing not to".
Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "Despite a 7,000 drop in claimant count unemployment in March, the labour market data are clearly softer overall compared to a couple of months ago.
After his death there were rival claimants to his territories; and in 1500 the Uzbek chief, Muḥammad Shaybānī Khan, supplanted the Timurid dynasty in Transoxiana.
In the decision, Chief Judge Judith Kaye acknowledged that the new deadline might hurt some claimants, but concluded that the superintendent had the authority to make such a change.
