Image copyright Ian Rutter Image caption Ian Rutter has cut his spending due to Brexit worries. “We are heading for instability.” Ian Rutter is a healthcare worker at a hospital in Harrogate, and he is very worried about the economic effects of Brexit. So much so, he has taken on more weekend agency work to […]
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Indianapolis Colts receiver Daurice Fountain turned his career around with a terrific training camp. Now he’s dealing with another major obstacle. The promising second-year player suffered a “significant” left ankle injury that prompted teammates and Cleveland Browns players to take a knee in prayer Thursday during the teams’ second and final joint workout. “He’s at
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Before his ouster, Mr. Lewandowski helped Mr. Trump notch his first primary victory, in New Hampshire, a win that helped vault him to the nomination. Mr. Lewandowski would hope to run on the same outsider energy that Mr. Trump channeled that year. Just how formidable Mr. Lewandowski would be is a source of disagreement among
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WASHINGTON — Against the backdrop of mounting evidence that the global economy is weakening, President Trump is caught between his desire to pursue the trade war with China he promised to win and his need to keep the economy humming as the 2020 election approaches. That conflict explains some of the messaging from Mr. Trump
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Hundreds of people in the UK are turning to private clinics for medical cannabis, BBC News has been told. Since its legalisation in November 2018, there have been very few, if any, prescriptions for medical cannabis containing THC on the NHS. And this has led some patients, with conditions such as epilepsy and MS, to
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Exposing Scientology’s alleged abuses is a lifelong fight for Leah Remini, but for now, her docuseries is coming to an end after three seasons. The Emmy Award-winning A&E series “Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath” will conclude with a two-hour finale airing Aug. 26 with a television special in front of a live studio audience, the network
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Image copyright Getty Images How easy is it to get a pay rise? You could try to wrangle more money out of your employer with hard work or canny negotiating tactics. But in practice, other factors are likely to be more important. Some of these are in our control, but more often they come down
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A Russian passenger plane has made an emergency landing in a cornfield near Moscow after striking a flock of birds. At least 74 people were injured in the incident, which saw the plane land with its engines off and landing gear retracted, emergency officials said. The Ural Airlines Airbus 321 was travelling to Simferopol in
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The Latest on the aftermath of a shooting that killed 22 people in El Paso, Texas (all times local): 6:15 p.m. A police spokesman says a Sept. 6 football game between an El Paso high school and the school attended by the suspect in the El Paso mass shooting was cancelled because of fear of
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The Labor Department has proposed a rule that would allow more federal contractors to base employment decisions on religion, a move that rights advocates said could be used to discriminate against workers for all manner of reasons. The proposal, announced on Wednesday, seeks “to provide the broadest protection of religious exercise recognized by the Constitution
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