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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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Republicans plan to scrap US audit regulator
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Proposal to fold the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board into the SEC will boost Donald Trump’s deregulatory agenda |
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China seizes disputed reef in the South China Sea
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Sandy Cay is just kilometres from the Philippines’ military outpost at Thitu Island |
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Trump and Zelenskyy hold ‘productive’ discussion at Pope’s funeral
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World leaders gathered in Rome as US and Ukrainian presidents met for first time since Oval Office row |
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Kremlin claims to have pushed Ukraine out of Kursk as Trump criticises Putin
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Russia acknowledges presence of North Korean troops on the ground for the first time |
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Simon Schama: Trump’s war on knowledge
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Attacks on Harvard and other universities are not just self-defeating — they are fundamentally un-American |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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US stocks underperform rest of world by widest margin since 1993
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Investors fear Trump’s tariff blitz will lead to US stagflation while weak dollar adds to woes |
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Airbus closes in on Spirit deal
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European aerospace group has been in talks with supplier since 2024 as part of wider Boeing takeover discussions |
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‘Fluent Korean cooking with a French twang’ — Jay Rayner reviews Calong
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The properly cool thing here is the food, which is cool in an understated way, and that’s the best kind of cool |
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How the US trade war is infecting the global economy
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The IMF chief warns of a ‘new and major test’ as it cuts growth projections on the back of the Trump administration’s tariffs |
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The wedding racket: how tying the knot became so expensive
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Vendors are often accused of raising prices whenever they hear the word ‘wedding’ — but there’s more to it than that |
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Iranian port explosion injures more than 500 workers
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Authorities suspend all imports and exports through Shahid Rajaee while investigations continue |
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Saudi Aramco steps up e-fuel investment to prolong combustion engine era
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World’s largest oil company says synthetic fuels have a part to play despite global shift towards electric vehicles |
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Investors bank on Bessent to tame the drunken dragon
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Yields on US government bonds have been thrashing around in response to Trump’s capricious policy plans |
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Revolut ends stock-only bonuses ahead of potential IPO
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Fintech started to pay out awards in cash after staff asked for ‘greater liquidity’ |
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GTCR looks to exit health tech firm as bumper sales spree continues
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Chicago-based private equity group seeks valuation of over $1bn for the business during lull in deal activity |
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DeepMind UK staff seek to unionise and challenge defence deals and Israel links
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Move by employees at Google’s AI arm follows discontent after weapons and surveillance pledge is dropped |
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A lawyer in Donald Trump’s inner circle is now in the president’s crosshairs
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Bill Burck avoided the administration’s wrath until he agreed to represent Harvard University in a funding battle |
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Barbarians at the sluice gate: KKR’s Thames Water quest
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US private equity firm is preferred bidder for UK utility trying to avert renationalisation |
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Make America Pregnant Again
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The Republicans want a ‘baby boom’. And Elon Musk can fertilise us all |
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Where the west still wins
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Aeroplanes, universities, sports leagues — there are lots of exceptions to the decline of the North Atlantic world |
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The post-Covid world is only just becoming clear
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The scars of th |