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South African minister criticises £31.1bn takeover bid for FTSE mining giant

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South Africa’s minerals resources minister has criticised the attempted takeover of FTSE 100 mining giant Anglo American by Australian rival BHP, raising doubts about the £31.1bn deal.

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‘Europe could die’, warns Macron as he hits out at relying on self-interested US

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Emmanuel Macron warned Europe “can die”, as he declared the US was more concerned about “themselves” and China than the Continent.

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Bruno Fernandes offers Manchester United hope amid the chaos

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Not long after Sheffield United had taken the lead for the second time on the night, the television cameras panned to Jason Wilcox, Manchester United’s new technical director deep in conversation with Sir Dave Brailsford, Sir Jim…

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Boeing slumps to £276m loss as midair blowout crisis deepens

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Losses at Boeing’s commercial aircraft division almost doubled in the first three months of the year as a safety crisis led to a slowdown in deliveries.

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Dowden says Rayner should quit over council house row

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Oliver Dowden has suggested that Angela Rayner should resign over the row over her council house.

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Seven Russian officers killed in strike near Mariupol

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At least seven Russian officers have been killed in a missile strike near occupied Mariupol, a Ukrainian official has claimed.

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Arsenal’s rout of Chelsea exposes chasm between clubs moving in different directions

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There is still a say for Arsenal in what could yet be the best Premier League title race in years and that it was built upon the ruins of what was supposed to be the new Chelsea, will only sharpen the appetite of Mikel Arteta’s players.

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FTSE 100 closes at fresh record high amid warning over rate cuts

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Interest rate cuts are still “some way off”, the Bank of England’s chief economist has warned, as hopes for rapidly falling borrowing costs around the world fade.

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