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The copper and diamond mining giant is still reeling from criticism over its destruction of ancient Aboriginal caves, which cost ex-boss Jean-Sebastien Jacques his job.

Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow returned to ITV on Saturday with a celebrity edition of Play Your Cards Right and Shirlie Kemp made a major sex confession on the show

David Letterman will sign off from the "Late Show" for the last time on Wednesday, retiring from his historic broadcast career. Letterman opened up to "CBS Sunday Morning" contributor Jane Pauley about his life and career. Pauley joins "CBS This Morning" with a preview of their candid conversation.

Diogo Jota came off the bench to score twice as Liverpool secured a third straight away win at the expense of a lackluster Arsenal side on Saturday, April 3.

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The latest dramatic twist comes after two powerful US hedge funds objected to the board's decision to recommend investors vote to approve Caesars' offer.

FREDDIE MERCURY'S first girlfriend Rose Pearson has described their passionate relationship and the Queen star's "inner torture" in a new TV interview: "The only thing he had was his voice."

WEED, Calif. (AP) - The body of a 19-year-old woman was found this week in Northern California, nearly three months after her family reported her missing, authorities said.

Helen Mahy has spent the last eight years building up The Renewables Infrastructure Group into the biggest green energy investment firm listed on the London Stock Exchange.

Stock market stalwarts including Marks & Spencer and BT are considering whether to allow shareholders to physically attend their AGMs this summer as Britain eases out of lockdown.

Easter is a time for reflection as well as celebration, so that gives us a little more time to think about the strange period we have been through and what might come next.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - The number of Arkansans receiving at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine is rising and the increase in virus cases and deaths are falling, according to data released Saturday.

The March jobs report came in higher than expected, capping off a week focused on infrastructure spending. On Wall to Wall, Greta spoke with Economist Stephen Moore about the labor market recovery and the impact of a massive infrastructure package.

A study by consultancy PwC showed there is pent-up demand for everything from fashion to eating out post-lockdown. It shows the over-65s are driving the increased optimism.

The family of Devin Carter, 17, filed the lawsuit against the city of Stockton, California, and four police officers. Two of the officers have been fired.

Ten people in China are behind bars, accused of killing and dismembering a wild panda and selling its meat. CBS News foreign correspondent Seth Doane joins CBSN with more on this disturbing story.

Wise is one of the 'tech stars' that Chancellor Rishi Sunak hopes will make London a prime venue for Initial Public Offerings - the public sale of shares on the stock market.

Super League's longest-serving coach Daryl Powell says he is open-minded about his future but for now is focused on enjoying his final season with Castleford.

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Lindsay Vonn showed off her toned mid-section this week while riding through Los Angeles in her custom ride.

Sports Mole previews Monday's Championship clash between Swansea City and Preston North End, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

Liverpool superstar Trent Alexander-Arnold poured out with the good kind of heated emotion after crafting the assist that led to the Reds taking the lead against Arsenal. A marauding Alexander-Arnold whipped in a tidy ball in from the right flank which was met by a bullet header from Diogo Jota, who is quickly becoming one […]

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Highlander wrote:

The article is available on Twitter. There’s a question about the academy which is a little concerning. He says we’ve put in a really good bid to continue our academy which is obv good news. But he then says some of the SL clubs would prefer fewer, but higher quality academies.
Is there potentially a limit on number of academies? What if SL decided they would only pay for 12 academies? Would a choice have to be made between London & Newcastle & ourselves? Читать дальше...