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Hinckley
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Opening the doors of memory: a haunting Bluebeard’s Castle at New Zealand Opera

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By Simon Holden
| Bachtrack
At this year’s Auckland Arts Festival, Bartók’s Duke Bluebeard’s Castle was given a very different focus, the familiar gothic allegory turned into something more modern and more unsettling in its examination of ageing and memory.
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Keystone Law advises System1 founder on sale of 23% shareholding to Brave Bison

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By Andrew Bretherton, Simon Holden
| keystonelaw.com
Keystone Law has advised John Kearon, founder and largest shareholder of System1 Group plc (AIM), on the sale of his 23% shareholding in the business to Brave Bison Group PLC through a share‑for‑share exchange. Under the terms of the transaction, Mr Kearon exchanged his System1 shares for an 8.7% shareholding in Brave Bison, which now owns a total 28% stake in System1. Keystone Law’s Corporate partners Andrew Bretherton and Simon Holden advised Mr Kearon throughout the transaction.
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Familial pneumothorax in twins with Tatton-Brown-Rahman DNMT3A overgrowth syndrome - European Journal of Human Genetics

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By Simon Holden, Judith Babar, Sumit J Karia, Maria Wetscherek, Allanah Barker, Jessica White, Sunwoo Lee, Alison Foster, Eamonn R. Maher, Stefan J. Marciniak, Sarju G. Mehta
| Nature Verified
Abstract Spontaneous pneumothorax is a common respiratory presentation that may signal underlying genetic disease. Familial pneumothorax occurs in ~10% of primary cases, yet 75% remain genetically unclassified. We report identical twin brothers presenting with spontaneous pneumothoraces in adulthood, leading to a diagnosis of Tatton-Brown-Rahman syndrome (TBRS), a DNMT3A-related overgrowth disorder not previously associated with pneumothorax.
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