has 110w enterprises as zamira hajiyeva has now been found to be.ealth orders in the pipeline against other targets, other people they want to bring into court to explain their wealth. they hope this process will lead to the recovery of assets in some cases which would otherwise be impossible. we have just some cases which would otherwise be impossible. we havejust had a statement from her lawyers, they say she has made clear her intention to engage fully in the judicial process and will present her case to the court at the appropriate moment and will make no further comment at this time. a british couple have died after their taxi was swept away during flash floods on the spanish island of majorca. nine people have been killed and six are still missing after a huge wave of water engulfed the town of sant llorenc following heavy rain. the spanish military has deployed more than 100 emergency workers, asjenny kumah reports. a brutal and fatal flash flood. eight inches of rainfall injust four hours. that's three times the normal amount for the whole o

zamira hajiyeva — who's originally from azerbaijan — also bought millions of pounds worth of propertytate banker, in prison forfraud, she has now lost a court battle to remain anonymous, as dominic casciani reports. a luxury london home worth an estimated £15 million, now at the heart of a ground—breaking legal battle to reveal suspected corrupt foreign wealth hidden in the capital. today, the high court lifted an order protecting the owner's identity, saying the public should know about her incredible big—spending lifestyle. and this is the woman, zamira hajiyeva, the azerbaijan—born banker's wife now subject to the uk's first unexplained wealth 0rder. her husband jahangir hajiyev, jailed for fraud and embezzlement — tens of millions of pounds disappeared from his state—controlled banks. the couple, described in court as mr and mrs a, must now account for their millions. armed with three harrods loyalty cards and 35 credit cards, mrs a went on a bit of a spending spree. the high court heard that over a decade she blew £16 million inside. she averaged £4,000 a day. one day, £150,000 w

and this is the woman — zamira hajiyeva, the azerbaijan—born banker's wife now subject to the uk's firstnd embezzlement — tens of millions of pounds disappeared from his state—controlled banks. the couple described in court as mr and mrs a must now account for their millions. armed with three harrods loyalty cards and 35 credit cards, mrs a went on a bit of a spending spree. the high court heard that over a decade she blew £16 million inside. she averaged £4,000 a day. one day £150,000 went on jewellery, the next £1,800 on wine. beyond the department store luxuries, she even bought a £30 million privatejet. if she can't explain her wealth, the order means the national crime agency can seek to seize the house. we want to hear from her how she and her husband were able to afford to acquire significant high—value assets in the uk and be able to spend money that does not seem to equate in any way with the identifiable sources of income that they had. the agency is also targeting this berkshire golf club she bought for more than £10 million. mrs hajiyeva denies wrongdoing, and she's seeking t

and this is the woman — zamira hajiyeva, the azerbaijan—born banker's wife now subject to the uk's firstens of millions of pounds disappeared from his state—controlled banks. the couple described in court as mr and mrs a must now account for their millions. armed with three harrods loyalty cards and 35 credit cards, mrs a went on a bit of a spending spree. the high court heard that over a decade she blew £16 million inside. she averaged £4,000 a day. one day £150,000 went on jewellery, the next £1,800 on wine. beyond the department store luxuries, she even bought a £30 million private jet. if she can't explain her wealth, the order means the national crime agency can seek to seize the house. we want to hear from her how she and her husband were able to afford to acquire significant high—value assets in the uk and be able to spend money that does not seem to equate in any way with the identifiable sources of income that they had. the agency is also targeting this berkshire golf club she bought for more than £10 million. mrs hajiyeva denies wrongdoing, and she's seeking to appeal the order

and we have a statement issued on the of zamira hajiyeva.ve process not a cruel procedure and it does not involve the finding of any criminal offence. on mrs hajiyeva's behalf an application for permission to appeal the order was filed. mrs hajiyeva has made clear her intention to engage fully in additional process and will present her case to the court as appropriate through her lawyers. she will therefore make no further comment at this time. that is from her solicitors. some breaking news about the royal wedding of preachers eugenie on friday. we are hearing who the bridesmaids and page boys will be. they will be prince george, princess charlotte and robbie williams' daughter, theodora williams. and a few others as well, savannah phillips, ireland phillips, mia tindall, maud windsor and also the daughter of lord frederick windsor and lady frederick windsor. the foreign office are investigating videos online showing cars being washed away in muddy floodwater several feet deep. it emergency rescue workers from the spanish military have been

she has been named as zamira hajiyeva, who's orginally from azerbaijan and is the wife of a former states well as her multi—million pound shopping sprees, she bought a house worth 11 million pounds close to the harrods store in knightsbridge and a golf course in berkshire. the high court has ordered her to explain the source of her wealth. if she can't she risks losing her home. investigators from the national crime agency say they believe there are billions of pounds of dirty money invested in british property — but it is almost impossible to charge the owners with a crime or seize the assets because of a lack of evidence. dominic casciani reports. the luxury home worth more than £11 million. in all of the most expensive and exclusive neighbourhoods of london. it is also the property at the heart of the ground—breaking legal battle to reveal suspected corrupt foreign wealth hidden in the capital. the owner and his wife are the targets of the uk's first use of the new anti—corruption power, and unexplained wealth order demanding they had reveal how they became so rich. the court order ta

she has been named as zamira hajiyeva, who's originally from azerbaijan and is the wife of a former statee bought a house worth £11 million close to the harrods store in london, and a golf course in berkshire. the high court has ordered her to explain the source of her wealth. if she can't she risks losing her home. investigators from the national crime agency say they believe there are billions of pounds of dirty money invested in british property — but it is almost impossible to charge the owners with a crime or seize the assets because of a lack of evidence. dominic casciani reports. a luxury home worth more than £11 million in one of the most expensive and exclusive neighbourhoods of london. it's also property at the heart of a ground—breaking legal battle to reveal suspected corrupt foreign wealth hidden in the capital. the owner and his wife are the target of the uk's first use of an anti—corruption power, and unexplained wealth order demanding they reveal how they became so rich. the court order targets this man's wealth, jahangir hajiyev, former chairman of the bank of azerbaijan,