Image caption Alex Trimble: “We got used to being on the sidelines of everything.” In theory, the members of Two Door Cinema Club shouldn’t be hard to recognise. They have two top 10 albums, they’re a mainstay of summer festivals, and frontman Alex Trimble sang as part of Danny Boyle’s 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony, […]
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionBank of England governor, Mark Carney Interest rate increases could be “more frequent” than expected if the economy performs as the Bank of England is expecting, governor Mark Carney says. The markets are forecasting just one interest rate increase by 2021. But if there is a resolution
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Those who bought future trips to the island were offered free rebooking or a full refund, he said. The company always follows the advice of the governments where its divisions are based like Germany, the United Kingdom and France. “If any foreign office imposes a travel warning, we won’t fly there,” Mr. Riecken said. Consider
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Riders in Denver will soon be able to buy tickets for public transportation using the Uber app, the latest step on the ride-hailing company’s mission to become a one-stop shop for transportation. Potential Uber riders will see a transit option alongside UberX and Black, along with the price and trip duration, and will be able
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The Latest on women’s hockey players announcing boycott in demand for one league (all times Eastern): 11:15 a.m. U.S. star Kendall Coye Schofield tells The Associated Press that the National Women’s Hockey League has repeatedly shown it is not a viable, long-term option for players. Coyne Schofield and more than 200 other players have announced
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Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington told MPs that ministers should “shut up” after National Security Council and cabinet meetings. He was speaking during an urgent question from Labour on the sacking of Gavin Williamson as defence secretary for allegedly disclosing information from the National Security Council. Mr Williamson has strenuously denied he leaked plans to
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You dropped out of college, or decided straight out of high school that college was not your thing. Here’s some advice if you are looking for a job: Stay out of Washington. Don’t go to New York. Forget about San Francisco. If you want to make anything near a decent wage, head for Toledo, Des
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Image caption Ella Kissi-Debrah lived 25m from the South Circular Road in south London A fresh inquest will be held into the death of a nine-year-old girl whose fatal asthma attack may have been linked to air pollution near her home. Ella Kissi-Debrah, who lived near the South Circular Road in Lewisham, south east London,
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Image copyright Getty Images Drake has broken the record for the number of Billboard Music Awards received by an artist – after picking up another 12 at Wednesday’s event. It means the rapper now has a total of 27 Billboard Awards to his name. He won the biggest prize of the night – the award
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Image copyright Matt Greenslade Image caption Edward Bramson wants a seat on the board of Barclays A rebel investor has lost in his attempt to join the board of Barclays after a large majority of shareholders voted against the plan. Only 12.8% of shareholder votes backed Edward Bramson becoming a director at the bank’s annual
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