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Bank of England to stop accepting bonds linked to coal for key loans
The Bank of England has announced it will stop accepting bonds linked to thermal coal as collateral for the loans it routinely provides to commercial banks, in a move climate campaigners have hailed as a significant victory. The ban, which takes effect in October, signals that the central bank now views coal-linked assets as too…
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Outraged parents blast response from basketball club after its ex-CEO was unmasked as a paedophile
Parents at a Victorian basketball club have criticised its response after the organisation’s former chief executive was exposed as a convicted paedophile, with families saying the club failed to properly acknowledge the seriousness of the situation or reassure them about child safety measures. The revelation has raised alarm among the club’s community, prompting demands for…
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South Yorkshire cop accused of breaching order to associate with individual & accompany them to Crown Court
Police Constable Sarah Bromfield is set to face a misconduct hearing next week
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Plans for ‘first’ luxury apartments near Meadowhall as property firms hail Don Valley Corridor
Property firms are seeking investors
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Barefoot Investor’s super warning amid fears of a stock market crash: ‘Rubbish’
Financial commentator Scott Pape, known as the Barefoot Investor, has dismissed fears that a US stock market crash should prompt Australians to alter their superannuation strategy, telling readers such panic is “rubbish”. His comments come amid growing anxiety among investors about volatility in American markets and its potential knock-on effects for retirement savings held in…
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Aviation scare, Batman sequel and Ryanair window fault lead the news
A Ryanair window failure near Thessaloniki, a twice-deported Albanian burglar’s brazen return, and Matt Reeves confirming The Batman Part Two has begun filming lead this bulletin, alongside World Cup final buzz, Shakira’s charity tickets and Zelda remake speculation.
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Mamdani doubles down on democratic socialism while insisting Wall Street, business leaders can work with him
Zohran Mamdani argues Democratic Socialism reflects the New Deal era while insisting Wall Street and corporate leaders have nothing to fear.
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‘The Dark Knight’ Star’s Globe-Trotting Spy Thriller Is Finally Coming to Netflix
Aaron Eckhart’s perfect Bond replacement, Chief of Station, is heading to Netflix next month. Get all the details here.
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Max’s Kansas City: the nightclub that defined downtown New York
The article examines Max’s Kansas City, a nightclub portrayed as having played a defining role in downtown New York’s cultural life. It matters because the venue became closely associated with the city’s music, art and nightlife scenes during a formative period. The supplied text contains only the title and introductory site material, so it does…
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3 Must-Hear Charlie Daniels Songs That Aren’t “The Devil Went Down To Georgia”
Country music outlet American Songwriter has highlighted three lesser-known Charlie Daniels songs worth revisiting beyond his signature hit “The Devil Went Down To Georgia”. The piece argues that Daniels’ catalogue runs deeper than that one crossover smash, pointing fans towards tracks that showcase his songwriting across different eras and themes, from working-class pride to heartbreak…