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City of London moves to revoke Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s final honour
The City of London Corporation is drafting a new legislative mechanism to revoke Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s ‘Freedom of the City’ after he refused to resign it.
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HMRC Ramps Up Inheritance Tax Scrutiny Amid Social Care Funding Debate
HMRC has recovered £1.36bn in unpaid inheritance tax, while Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces pressure over potential reforms to fund the UK social care system.
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Creeslough Families to Seek Public Inquiry in Meeting with Taoiseach
Families of the 10 victims of the 2022 Creeslough explosion will meet Taoiseach Micheál Martin today to demand a formal public inquiry into the disaster.
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Trump and Zelenskyy Hold Pivotal Oval Office Talks on Patriot Missile Licensing and Peace Frameworks Amid Kyiv Political Crisis
Volodymyr Zelenskyy met Donald Trump at the White House to negotiate joint Patriot missile production and peace frameworks, amid a deepening political standoff in Kyiv.
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Zaporizhzhia Implements Loudspeaker Alerts and Traffic Restrictions Amid Strike Risks
Zaporizhzhia has launched a new loudspeaker alert system and plans traffic restrictions in high-risk zones to enhance civilian protection against potential strikes.
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U.S. Delegation Walks Out of UN Security Council Meeting During France’s Remarks
U.S. diplomats staged a walkout at the UN Security Council after France compared the American vote against Volker Türk’s reappointment to authoritarian states.
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King Charles Faces Major Palace Staff Shakeup as Principal Private Secretary Prepares to Depart
King Charles III is set to lose his closest aide, Sir Clive Alderton, in 2027, marking a pivotal administrative transition for the British monarchy.
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Western New England Bancorp Reports Q2 Net Income of $3.6 Million
Western New England Bancorp’s Q2 net income dipped to $3.6 million as higher provisions for credit losses offset a 9.5% growth in net interest income to $19.3M.
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Elfan ap Rees, Founder of World’s Largest Helicopter Museum and Longtime Somerset Politician, Dies at 84
Former Somerset council leader Elfan ap Rees has died at 84, leaving behind a lasting legacy as founder of the world’s largest dedicated helicopter museum.
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German Cyclist’s Bike Stolen at Newcastle Metro Station Days After 1,000-Mile UK Expedition
A German cyclist who completed a 1,000-mile ride across Britain had his bike stolen at a Newcastle Metro station, raising fresh concerns over bike security.
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King Charles’s Senior Aide Sir Clive Alderton to Retire in 2027
Sir Clive Alderton, King Charles III’s principal private secretary, will retire in 2027 after two decades of service to the Royal Household.
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The Evolution of ‘The Diary of a CEO’: How Steven Bartlett Built a Media Empire on Ambiguity
Steven Bartlett’s podcast is nearing the top of global charts, but faces growing scrutiny over its shift from business advice to controversial platforms.
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City of London Corporation Moves to Create Legal Path for Stripping Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s Honour
The City of London Corporation is drafting new legislation to revoke Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s ‘Freedom of the City’ after current processes were deemed ineffective.
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Zelensky to Meet Trump in Washington as UK Boosts Tech Support
Volodymyr Zelensky heads to Washington for talks with Donald Trump as the UK pledges new electronic warfare technology to bolster Ukrainian defense capabilities.
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Institutional Crypto Adoption Accelerates as BNY Mellon Unit and Regional Banks Join EU’s MiCA Register
The EU’s MiCA register has expanded to 309 licensed crypto providers as ESMA adds 15 new entities, including BNY Mellon’s Belgian subsidiary and German banks.