The Labour leader has told the BBC Breakfast’s Ben Thompson that Labour would vote against a “disastrous” no-deal Brexit. Jeremy Corbyn said if that were to happen he would ask for a referendum to be held, in which his party would campaign for Remain. Mr Corbyn warned a no-deal scenario would lead to a trade […]
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Patricia Russell seemed to appear out of nowhere. A certified financial planner and graduate of several prestigious colleges, Russell has recently been quoted in major publications such as Newsday, MarketWatch, Consumer Reports, Business Insider and U.S. News, as well as sites that recirculate content on MSN and other websites. She has also written columns for
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A cartoonist has captured life in Britain’s LGBTQ+ community in every decade since the Stonewall riots. David Shenton, 70, has been drawing since the 1970s and was a regular contributor to the Gay News and Boyz magazine, where humour was a key tool in the campaigning gay press. The illustrator, who lives in Norwich, has
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And on Wednesday, the same day the F.T.C. announced its $5 billion fine of Facebook, the company also disclosed that it was the target of an antitrust investigation by the F.T.C. But before we get carried away, I thought now would be a good moment to revisit what not to expect from all this: ■
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Matthew Fitzpatrick shot a 6-under 64 on Friday in the FedEx St. Jude Invitational to take a two-stroke lead into the weekend at the World Golf Championships event. The 24-year-old Englishman birdied the first four holes and finished with seven birdies and a bogey. He took the lead with his fifth birdie and added two
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Mr. Olson’s last Democratic challenger, Sri Preston Kulkarni, is running again in 2020. “Now is not the time to rest,” Mr. Kulkarni, a former diplomat, said in a statement on Thursday. “Now is the time to fight harder than ever. It’s time to ensure that we have leadership in Congress that believes in affordable and
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Bette Midler is facing backlash after taking a dig at President Donald Trump in regard to his number of black supporters. The actress and singer, known for being outspoken about her political views on social media, shared on Twitter a photo in which several black men were visible behind Trump at a recent 2020 campaign rally. In
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U.S. antitrust regulators have cleared T-Mobile’s $26.5 billion takeover of rival Sprint, leaving just three major cellphone companies, while creating a smaller competitor in satellite-TV company Dish. While there are still a few hurdles to be cleared for the deal to close, here’s what a combined T-Mobile-Sprint company could mean for you and your cellphone
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Even though Dan Mullen has enjoyed plenty of success as a head coach at Mississippi State and Florida, he’s never won more than 10 games in a season. He seems poised for a breakthrough. He certainly has a team capable of making it happen. Mullen opened his second season with the Gators on Friday amid
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WASHINGTON — Tens of thousands of students in California enrolled in online classes at out-of-state colleges abruptly lost federal financial aid this week after they found themselves in the cross-fire of a regulatory fight between Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and the nation’s largest teachers’ union. The students who lost their aid are the unlikely victims
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