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Deliveroo in talks over £2.7 billion buyout proposal from DoorDash
by News Roomby News RoomDeliveroo’s board said it received an ‘indicative proposal’ from DoorDash on April 5.
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Community
‘Excessive’ Battersea riverside tower block plans rejected by councillors
by News Roomby News RoomPlans for a controversial high-rise development on Battersea’s riverfront have been rejected by Wandsworth council, which will come as a relief to residents who have campaigned against the development and …
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Culture
Manuel Rivas on AI, upon receiving the Cedro Award: “A defeat of humanity is at stake” | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomManuel Rivas arrived this Friday at the Athenaeum of Madrid with his navy blue suit, stripped of a tie and with a brooch at the flap of the two Marias …
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The blue-chip index rose after new data showed warmer weather boosted retail sales across the UK in March.
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“Blues,” Jimi Hendrix is meant to have once said, “is easy to play, but hard to feel.” It is an idea that has captivated musicians since the earliest emergence of …
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However, the UK Government, and the Prime Minister in particular, have played their cards well so far with the new President by focusing on substance and avoiding the temptation to …
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Culture
Discovered a Picasso ceramics in a Belgian second -hand store | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomThe fortuitous findings of works of art forgotten in fades or hidden between discarded objects in markets are not a legend. That they tell the second -hand store of Antwerp, …
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People
The Brightening Air at the Old Vic review: this slice of 1980s Irish life is hilarious and achingly moving
by News Roomby News RoomConor McPherson is a singular writer and a phenomenal director