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On wednesday following a report the White House is preparing to formally block Nippon Steels 14 Billion takeover bid. People familiar with the matter say a decision could be made as soon as this week. The move would be highly controversial and critics say it would lead to Job Losses and could chill foreign investment in the us. For more, heres our North America Business correspondent Ritika Gupta in new york. Nippon steels 14 Billion bid to acquire united States Steel has been caught in the cros...

New Regulator Powers aimed at reducing pollution. Cheese as far as the eye can see. Good morning from this dairy in nottinghamshire where they have made stilton for over 100 years. But have we lost our taste for the traditional Christmas Favourite . Good morning. Start spreading the news. Jack draper is making it in New York, as he powers through to the last four, at the Us Open a first semifinal, at the Us Open a first semifinal for him at a grand slam. And big contrasts across the country. We ...

at the general election. there had been uncertainty about her political future after she was readmitted by the party yesterday. ms abbott — who was the uks first black woman mp — was suspended by labour last year after suggesting thatjewish, irish and traveller people did not face racism "all their lives." she later apologised. the breaking news about diane abbott was just put to labours shadow health secretary wes streeting on bbc breakfast. heres what he had to say. well, you are...

Lock ‘em up? The Pensions Regulator’s new criminal powers From 1 October 2021, The Pensions Regulator (TPR) will have new criminal powers to bolster its anti-avoidance arsenal, but what does it really mean for those involved with the running of pension schemes? The new powers allow TPR to investigate and prosecute any person who avoids an employer debt, anyone who does (or doesn’t do) something which would prevent pension scheme members from receiving their benefits in full, and anyone wh...