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Apple Snaps This British Fintech In $150M Deal

Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) acquired British fintech startup Credit Kudos Ltd, the Block reports. The deal valued Credit Kudos at ~$150 million. It closed earlier this week. The London-based credit scoring startup lets businesses assess loan applicants by analyzing banking data and offers a service for potential borrowers to determine their creditworthiness, Bloomberg reports.…

Benzinga

Bride’s tears after marrying Julian Assange in prison wedding

Stella Moris said she was ‘very happy’ and ‘very sad’ after the ceremony at Belmarsh high security jail in east London.

The Independent UK

Man, 41, who needed life-saving blood transfusion died due to 'damaged passport'

Chaz Carl Powell, 41, was due to fly home from Montego Bay in Jamaica to London Gatwick on March 9, but his passport was rejected by British Airways staff as it did not "match" his passport picture

Daily Mirror

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Chelsea’s WSL match against Tottenham postponed due to number of Covid-19 cases

Chelsea’s huge WSL match against London rivals Tottenham has been postponed due to a number of Covid-19 cases in the Spurs squad.

Evening Standard

Mum 'disgusted' after 'finding maggot wriggling in baby's Cow & Gate formula'

Kim Mitchell, 23, claims to have bought a tub of Cow & Gate milk formula from a West London Boots earlier this month, and had already used it to feed her baby son, Lochlan, before finding the "maggot or worm" later that day

Daily Mirror

London spirit drinkers to be hit by soaring prices as average G&T cost set to hit £10

The average price of a gin and tonic in London is expected to hit £10 as pubs face growing costs, soaring inflation and a tax on higher strength alcohol.

Evening Standard

WikiLeaks' Assange weds fiancée in London prison ceremony

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has wed his fiancée at a small ceremony in the London prison where he is held

The Independent UK

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Gordon Ramsay's rise to fame - Rangers footballer, Michelin stars, infamous feuds, Hell's Kitchen and more

The celebrity chef, originally from Johnstone, Scotland, has lived a full life after climbing to the top of one of the most competitive industries in the world.

Daily Record

Two years since lockdown, we need more Londoners vaccinated

It’s been two years since we entered the first sobering national lockdown to stop a virus in its tracks that has impacted all corners of our lives and taken many of our loved ones too soon. Back then we did not have the wall of protection offered by the safe…

Evening Standard

High air pollution warning for London as Sadiq Khan says toxic air ‘extremely dangerous’

New alert issued for first time since August 2020 amid ‘imported pollution from the continent alongside build-up of local emissions’

The Independent UK

Things to do in London this weekend (March 25-27)

In need of some weekend inspo? Jochan Embley can help with that

Evening Standard

Couple forced to leave Ukrainian family in Calais due to refugee system delays

Graham and Angela Coton had hoped to take the mother and her children to London, but had to leave them in France.

The Independent UK

Talking Point: Should Tulse Hill be renamed?

The London district of Tulse Hill could be set for a name change, according to reports, after a survey was launched by Lambeth council asking residents their views in the nomenclature that is linked Sir Henry Tulse – whose family made their fortune through the slave trade.

Evening Standard

UK weather forecast: London’s sizzling sunshine set to continue over the weekend

The warm weather could continue into the early part of next week, forecasters predict

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

London Olympic pool evacuated after chlorine gas leak

A swimming pool at the London sports complex that hosted the 2012 Summer Olympics has been evacuated after chlorine gas was released inside the facility

Daily Record

"Bizarre" changes to Renfrewshire constituencies slammed

SNP councillor says moves to throw some areas in with parts of Glasgow and Inverclyde can only be compared with labelling London "Manchester South".

Manchester Evening News

From New York to China: The global projects by the people set to transform Piccadilly Gardens

Six teams have been shortlisted to redesign the city centre spot

Chicago Sun-Times

Ricketts family denounces racism after backlash over its bid for Chelsea soccer club

Patriarch Joe Ricketts’ past Islamophobic comments have gained a renewed focus during the competitive bidding contest.

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Daily Mirror

Julian Assange gets married inside high-security prison to long-term partner Stella Moris

The Wikileaks founder met Stella Moris when she was part of his legal team durinmg his seven-year stay at the Ecuadorian embassy in London following the release of thousands of documents

Daily Mirror

'I helped refugees and their pets fleeing Ukraine - sights at the border broke my heart'

Alison Standbridge, 51, who runs Paws2Rescue in London, describes her five days at the Romania-Ukraine border as 'surreal and heartbreaking' after she volunteered at a monestary to help refugees and their pets

Leeds Live

Why Leeds United's Elland Road could be snubbed if EURO 2028 bid is successful

A look at the top 20 stadiums in the whole of the UK and Ireland

The Independent UK

Statue of slave trader Robert Milligan to join Museum of London collection

The bronze statue was removed days after the toppling of the statue of slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol.

Irish Mirror

Emergency services rush to 'major incident' at London Aquatics Centre as many unable to breathe

Locals have been warned to avoid the area as authorities deal with the situation

Evening Standard

London’s Tulse Hill could be renamed over links to slavery

The district was named after Sir Henry Tulse who was part of the Royal African Company who traded in slaves

Daily Record

Gas leak at London Aquatics Centre leaves many unable to breathe as major incident declared

London’s Olympic Park has been evacuated this morning by emergency services after the “release of noxious fumes” left many with breathing difficulties.

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