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Israeli negotiators head to Qatar as hopes rise for Gaza hostage deal
An Israeli negotiating team has arrived for talks in Qatar amid renewed optimism that a ceasefire-for-hostages deal with Hamas in Gaza can be achieved by the end of the year.
Both sides have expressed optimism in recent days that a deal may be close for a phased release of the …
Britvic’s £3.3bn takeover by Carlsberg gets green light from UK watchdog
takeover of the UK soft drinks maker Britvic
by the Danish brewer Carlsberg has received the go-ahead from Britain’s competition watchdog.The Competition and Markets Authority said it had cleared the proposed deal, a day before the deadline for the first phase of its investigation …
Australia frustrated as India avoid follow-on on quirky day four of Brisbane Test
It’s that time again. Not the time when the cricket enthusiasts are paying attention, because we always are – June in Barbados, August in Galle, whatever you’ve got. No, it’s the brief time either side of Christmas when the cricket is high profile enough that everybody outside our odd community …
UK’s bumper pay rises show inflation is tricky to shift
Ben Stokes declares ‘I ain’t holding back’ after latest injury in New Zealand
Ben Stokes will go into England’s seismic 2025 with no plans to temper his all-action approach to bowling. “I ain’t holding back,” insisted the captain, despite ending the tour of New Zealand nursing a second hamstring injury in the space of five months.
England’s 2-1 series win in New Zealand …
Cricket’s new world order makes a few players rich while the majority miss out | Jonathan Liew
Vaibhav Suryavanshi only makes you feel old. And compared to a 13-year-old Indian batting prodigy, most of us
are
old. The signing of Suryavanshi by the Rajasthan Royals for £102,000 harvested most of the headline coverage of the recent Indian Premier League auction, and fair enough. The first IPL …Woman with intellectual disability who Optus allegedly signed up to 24 contracts just one of hundreds in lawsuit
An unemployed woman with cerebral palsy and an intellectual disability was signed up to 24 Optus contracts for multiple phones, smart watches and tablets over 15 months, the consumer watchdog has alleged in a lawsuit claiming the telco sold hundreds of vulnerable people phones and plans they could not afford.
…Tuesday briefing: How the UK left 64 asylum seekers stranded on an island in the Indian Ocean
Good morning. In October 2021, a boat carrying dozens of Tamils trying to find their way to Canada sprung a leak. They were rescued by the British navy and brought to Diego Garcia, a tropical island in the middle of the Indian Ocean that was under the control of the …
Mayotte before and after: satellite images show destruction by Cyclone Chido
Syrian HTS leader says rebel factions that overthrew Assad will be ‘disbanded’
Syria’s rebel factions will be “disbanded”, the head of the group that led the ousting of Bashar al-Assad has pledged, as he seeks to reassure minorities at home and abroad that the country’s interim leaders will protect all Syrians, as well as state institutions.
Ahmed al-Sharaa, the leader of the …