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Image copyright Simon Stacpoole/Offside/Getty The big five European leagues generated a record €15.6bn (£13.8bn) in revenue in 2017-18, a 6% annual increase, according to new figures from Deloitte. It says the European football market is now worth some €28.4bn (£25.1bn). The English Premier League was the market leader, with record revenues of £4.8bn, as five […]

Celebrity chef Samin Nosrat found fame with a Netflix series and a bestselling cookery book called Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat. The Iranian-American says she is disturbed by the general lack of diversity in mainstream American cooking, though she “doesn’t want to represent anyone apart from myself”. You can hear more from her in this episode

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption EE’s 5G launch is initially limited to six cities, including Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast and London After years of hype – and sometimes confusion – the UK finally has a 5G network. BT’s EE subsidiary is the first to launch a service – and if you’re feeling wealthy enough and

Image copyright Reuters A vote calling for Mark Zuckerberg to stand down as Facebook’s chairman is expected to take place at the company’s annual general meeting on Thursday. Mr Zuckerberg is both Facebook’s chief executive and the chairman of its board of directors. Those calling for him to step down as chairman say this would

Building a new company is risky business. And in India, it’s a profession dominated by men – less than 14% of enterprises are run by women entrepreneurs. One of them is a former banker, Falguni Nayar, who quit her job to follow her dream and create the online beauty firm Nykaa that now rivals companies

Image caption Jersey was higher than Guernsey because of a larger volume of foreign direct investment A new list of corporate tax havens has named Jersey as the seventh most “aggressive” in the world. The Tax Justice Network created the ranking by assigning a “haven score” based on 20 different criteria. Both Jersey and Guernsey

Amazon has removed from its offerings several books that promote the use of bleach to cure autism and other health conditions after reports of parents force-feeding their children the toxic chemical as a “miracle cure.” The books and online publications preach the use of chlorine dioxide, a disinfectant that’s marketed as “Miracle Mineral Solution,” or

Image copyright Reuters Image caption Boeing’s Dennis Muilenburg says steady progress is being made to get the 737 Max back into the skies Boeing’s 737 Max aircraft is unlikely to re-enter service before August, according to the head of the airline industry’s trade body, IATA. Director General Alexandre de Juniac said “we do not expect

Image copyright Facebook Image caption Andrew Ager should never be permitted to give expert evidence again, the judge in the case said The discrediting of an unqualified “expert” – found to have cut-and-pasted the same evidence for several different cases – had led to the collapse of a multi-million pound fraud trial. Andrew Ager had

Image copyright Getty Images Migration rules should be relaxed for vets, web designers, psychologists and architects from outside Europe, government advisers have said. The Migration Advisory Committee says those jobs should be on a list aimed at plugging gaps in the UK labour market. Jobs which make the Shortage Occupation List (SOL) are effectively allowed