were performed by Albemarle at its facility in North Carolina. The finished boat was shipped to Greenwich in New Jersey on June 23, 1995. The boat, with engines installed, was then delivered to plaintiffs in July 1995 in Delaware.
According to plaintiffs, since delivery of the boat in July 1995, the boat has burned significantly more fuel than Boyes was told it would prior to the sale. They also claim that it has not performed as represented in producing horsepower, reaching top speed, and reaching specified RPM's. During the winter of 1996, plaintiffs sent the boat back to Albemarle's facility in North Carolina for repair by Albemarle and/or Gregory Poole. These repairs were allegedly unsuccessful. Despite the attempt by Albemarle and/or Gregory Poole to repair the boat in Northwhere International Rescue is based.

It says he works 37½ hours a week, but the charity could not be reached for further comment.

If he were still Foreign Secretary, he would be paid a relatively lowly £134,565.

The charity cash is not Miliband’s only income, however, as he is thought to have rented out his £3 million home in London’s Primrose Hill since moving to New York in 2013 with his wife, American violinist Louise Shackelton, and their two adopted children.

The couple could expect to receive £6,750 a month, or £81,000 a year, in rental.

David inherited the four-bedroom Georgian property from his father, Marxist historian Ralph Miliband, in 1994.

David and his brother, former Labour leader Ed, used a deed of variation to their father’s will that moved a share of the