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EU top court finds FIFA, UEFA abused dominant position in Super League case
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Q&A: People will only use technology they trust, Microsoft expert says
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How much money did the UK government borrow in November?
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Two big clubs double down with their support for European Super League as court ruling leads to relaunch
FIFA and UEFA acted illegally in blocking the creation of the European Super League (ESL), the European Union’s top court has ruled. The court had been asked to decide whether the two bodies acted against competition law with its rules which stopped the formation of the league in 2021 and then by seeking to sanction …
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Rishi Sunak set to struggle to meet key pledge over public debt
Government borrowing and debt grew in November, official figures showed, casting doubt on the likelihood of one of the prime minister’s key pledges. In the financial year, from April up to last month, borrowing grew to £116.4bn. That’s the second highest since records began in 1993 and an increase of £24.4bn on the same period …
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Elon Musk’s X back up after outage
The website and phone app for Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) appear to have been restored after going down.Earlier, users were still able to open the service but were faced with a message reading “welcome to your timeline”, instead of the usual feed of posts. Spaces, where people can take part in voice chat debates, …
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Pornhub, Stripchat and XVideos to be policed under EU’s stringent digital rules
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Plan for new nuclear power plant ruled lawful as legal protest dismissed
A proposed new nuclear power station in Suffolk has cleared a legal hurdle after the Court of Appeal ruled the government’s decision to approve the site was lawful.Protest group Together Against Sizewell C argues the nuclear site will cause irreparable damage to the Suffolk Coast and brought the challenge, which was dismissed on Wednesday morning. …
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Why inflation fall was unexpected and how it could change the political path of 2024
A second successive chunky fall in the rate of inflation is unarguably good news, all the better for being unexpected, that may yet change the economic and political path for the year ahead.While prices are emphatically not falling, they are rising less fast than they were, offering some hope that better times, if not yet …
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How the inflation rate has changed for everyday goods and services
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Law firm Knights set for further expansion in South West
Listed law firm Knights has announced its move into a new Devon office. The professional services business will move into a modern office in Exeter and has revealed plans to do the same in Bristol early next year. The firm has grown across the South West, with colleagues in Cheltenham, Bristol and Exeter working as …
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Shipping costs rise by nearly 50% in a week amid Red Sea attacks
The cost of shipping goods has increased by 45% in the past week as major companies paused activity in the Red Sea global supply artery and chose diversions that can add an extra two weeks to journey times.The most widely used measure of freight cost, the Shanghai Containerised Freight Index (SCFI), rose by almost half …

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