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Ineos blames ‘deindustrialisation of Europe’ for ending All Blacks deal
Ineos, the chemicals company funded and run by British billionaire and Manchester United part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has blamed high energy costs and “the deindustrialisation of Europe” for its alleged breach of a sponsorship agreement with New Zealand Rugby (NZR).
The All Blacks have launched legal proceedings against Ineos, accusing …
‘It’s a constant weight’: Americans struggle with record credit card debt
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, the highest percentage ever in data going back …Rangers search for feral pigs thought to have been released in Cairngorms
Rangers in the Cairngorms are searching for a herd of feral pigs believed to have been illegally released in the national park.
The animals were spotted near the Uath Lochans area, close to the village of Inch and only 5 miles from where four lynx were illegally released last month.
…Warren Gatland set to leave Wales job after dismal second stint as head coach
Warren Gatland is set to leave his position as Wales rugby union head coach, with immediate effect, after a dismal run of 14 consecutive Test match defeats.
on Saturday, continuing a stretch that began with their 2023 World Cup quarter-final defeat to …US arrests in Mexico for cartel-related crimes soared under Amlo, study finds
UK copyright law consultation ‘fixed’ in favour of AI firms, peer says
Court rules against Metropolitan police crackdown on officers
The Metropolitan police have lost a high court case over whether they can oust officers and staff deemed unsuitable through enhanced vetting procedures.
Scotland Yard had used the scheme, which effectively dismisses officers by removing their vetting clearance, to get rid of scores staff – some of whom had …
Canada’s Liberal party was left for dead, but Trump might have just given it a second chance
The Breakdown | Time for Wales to face music as faith and form nosedive
Bank of England’s Mann backed rate cut as she sees inflation ‘hump’ easing
The Bank of England policymaker Catherine Mann has said she backed a half-point cut in UK interest rates last week because she believes the downturn in the jobs market will make the inflation “hump” this year short-lived.
Mann surprised financial markets last week by switching from voting against the Bank’s …