New records were set for both EE and O2 during Wednesday evening’s Fifa men’s football match.
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New US central bank boss asserts political independence amid Trump pressure
by News Roomby News RoomAsked about the wishes of the US president, who has consistently called on the Fed to lower the nation’s interest rates, Mr Warsh said: “We’ve been an independent central bank…
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The Cervantes controversy: was the author of ‘Don Quixote’ a good playwright? | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomThe controversy has existed since the 17th century. And even today it emerges among researchers, specialists, critics, theater people, spectators and anyone who wants to join the dispute. Although the…
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Stocks ended mixed in London on Wednesday with US rate hike worries and a decline in Primark owner Associated British Foods hitting blue-chips.
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During the Movida, artists in Madrid had the power to stop the city. Ouka Leele (Bárbara Allende Gil de Biedma) did it in 1987 to recreate in Cybele the myth…
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Bill to give Government powers to nationalise steel industry clears Lords hurdle
by News Roomby News RoomThe Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill passed committee stage in the upper chamber.
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BlueCrest says UK no longer a serious place to do business after court loss
by News Roomby News RoomOn Wednesday, the firm lost a roughly four-year legal battle about how payouts for hedge fund traders should be taxed.
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Manuel Arjona, fundamental member of the first Locomía, dies at 59
by News Roomby News RoomManuel Arjona, a member of the first group of the Spanish group Locomía, died this Wednesday, as sources close to the artist confirmed to EL PAÍS. Arjona was 59 years…
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Halifax to be changed to Lloyds, bringing end to 173-year-old British brand
by News Roomby News RoomJas Singh, Lloyds Banking Group’s chief executive of consumer relationships, said: “As Halifax changes to Lloyds, our Halifax customers will keep everything they know and love today – the same…
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As Londoners stagger through heatwave after heatwave this summer, we can but envy our coastal neighbours, with their sweet sea breezes and lunchtime dips. But even if you’re back at…