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Farhad Moshiri plots exit after ruinous reign but Everton’s future still unsure

777 Partners is in line to replace the current owner but the Americans have a reputation of not improving their other clubs

The Guardian - UK

Tory party ‘acted swiftly’ to block would-be MPs after MI5 warnings

Party removed two people from candidates list after MI5 warned in 2021 they could be Chinese spies

The Guardian - UK

IIMK secures place among top B-schools in Financial Times global ranking

.IIMK achieves remarkable milestone by securing 77th position globally in FT Masters in Management Ranking 2023; 10th in Asia & 4th among all IIMs. Criteria considered include graduate salary, salary increase, value for money, career progress, female faculty & students. Director credits success to faculty & staff's dedication & passion.

The Hindu

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Origin City, London: ‘A nose-to-tail ethos’ – restaurant review

As Smithfield meat market gets ready to close, a superb new meat-led restaurant opens up its doors

The Guardian - UK

Journalists from G20 nations discuss press freedom challenges: Collaboration, arrests and business models

Days ahead of the G20 Summit in New Delhi, journalists from several participating countries joined a virtual event to discuss several issues pertaining to the news media, to remind G20 leaders that “press freedom also matters”.

Newslaundry

Labour’s Rachel Reeves heckled for ruling out tax rises for the rich

The shadow chancellor got a rowdy reception from the FT crowd

Evening Standard

Richard Osman: the TV quiz industry is ‘sort of collapsing’

It’s Pointless to work on a quiz today, thinks the TV man turned author

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Is Britain’s infrastructure failing?

“We need to talk about the dire state of British transport infrastructure.” So wrote John Burn-Murdoch, chief data reporter for the Financial Times (FT), on Twitter.

The Week

Covid-19: where we are now

An increase in Covid cases over the summer, driven by new Omicron variants, has led scientists to warn that the world is vulnerable to a new wave of infections.

The Week

Bank of England must ‘see job through’ on cost of living; eurozone inflation higher than expected – as it happened

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as easing of chip shortage boosts British car manufacturing by a third

The Guardian - UK

Equal pay law which led to huge payout for Glasgow workers ‘scrapped’ after Brexit

THE right of women to receive equal pay with men for doing the same job was scrapped after Brexit, it has emerged.

The National (Scotland)

Examining BlackRock’s shift away from ESG

The Economy and Society letter is Ballotpedia’s weekly review of the developments in corporate activism; corporate political engagement; and the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) trends and events that characterize the growing intersection between business and politics.

Ballotpedia

Searching for ‘sea wolves’ in Canada

Most wolves are land-based predators, working in packs to chase down the likes of deer and elk. But on the coastal islands of British Columbia, these adaptable creatures have carved out a different existence, said Andrew Eames in the FT. Having come for the venison, they’ve stayed for the seafood,…

The Week

The AI stock market wave: chancing an Arm?

If ever a float could be said to test current market conditions, it may be that of Arm, the SoftBank-owned British chip designer that has “started the countdown” for a Nasdaq IPO in early September, said the FT.

The Week

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The Guardian - UK

UK poised to confirm fifth delay to post-Brexit checks on imports

Latest hold-up is intended to cut risk of new charges being passed on to consumers amid cost of living crisis

The Guardian - UK

Dorries claims she is ‘working daily’ on behalf of her constituents amid calls for her to resign – as it happened

She made the comment in response to repeated claims she is neglecting her duty as an MP

The Independent UK

Labour not watering down its workers’ rights plans – Angela Rayner

The Financial Times newspaper reported that Labour has scaled back its commitments to bolster workers’ rights in an attempt to woo corporate backers.

The Guardian - UK

Labour changes wording of pledges on workers’ rights as Rayner says party is ‘far from watering down’ policy – as it happened

Deputy leader says party would legislate to improve workers’ rights within 100 days as policy forum tweaks plans for ‘day one’ rights such as sick pay

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Zenger

Nvidia Flooded With AI Chip Orders From Oil-Rich Saudi Arabia And UAE

The powerful chips that power AI software and applications are being purchased in greater quantities by Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

Broadcasting & Cable

Bogus Analysis Claim of the Week: The Price For a 'Basket' of Top U.S. Streaming Services Has Surpassed Cable TV?

Sure, we agree that the era of cheap streaming is over, but let's not go as far as the Financial Times just did

TechRadar

Netflix and Disney Plus price rises mean streaming now costs more than cable TV

Streaming services promised more choice and better quality for less cash. You'll never guess what happened next.

The National (Scotland)

Tony Blair's institute still advising Saudi Arabia after journalist's murder

Sir Tony Blair’s institute has continued to advise and receive money from the government of Saudi Arabia since the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, it…

The Guardian - AU

Youthquake rumbles to a stop? Support for the left falls among New Zealand’s young voters

Bucking global trends, polls find young voter support higher for National and right coalition than Labour as election nears

The Week

LK-99: the room-temperature superconductor discovery causing a stir

The scientific community remains “deeply sceptical” over claims of a discovery of the world’s first superconductor able to operate at room temperature and under normal pressure.

The Week

Fabulous foodie adventures in Peru, Japan and Australia

His restaurant in Lima, Central, took top spot in this year’s World’s 50 Best Restaurants list – but the Peruvian chef Virgilio Martinez’s outpost in the Andes, Mil, makes for a yet more remarkable “foodie pilgrimage”, said Paul Richardson in the FT.

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