Next free speech fine may cost millions, universities told
The regulator has fined the University of Sussex £585,000 for failing to protect free speech on campus.
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Army in full control of Khartoum, Sudan military leader says
"Khartoum is free," says army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan after almost two years of occupation by the RSF.
Turkey's opposition leaders vows protests will continue 'in every city'
Opposition leader Ozgur Ozel tells the BBC's Orla Guerin there will be mass rallies "in every city".
Three sensitive messages from Yemen strike Signal chat unpacked and explained
We unpick excerpts from a group chat by high-ranking US security officials about an air strike on Yemen.
BBC Verify: How did Rachel Reeves make her sums add up?
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BBC Verify's Ben Chu looks at how the Chancellor managed to stick to her fiscal rules in the Spring Statement, despite a jump in borrowing costs for the Government.
Update: Lumber Prices Up 15% YoY
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a story from Calculated Risk › Calculated Risk
This is something to watch again. Here is another monthly update on lumber prices.
SPECIAL NOTE: The CME group discontinued the Random Length Lumber Futures contract on May 16, 2023. I switched to a …
SPECIAL NOTE: The CME group discontinued the Random Length Lumber Futures contract on May 16, 2023. I switched to a …
UK forges ahead with billions in welfare spending cuts as growth forecast halved
British lawmakers and the public are waiting to see if Reeves will stick to her self-imposed spending and debt rules.
British businesses pile on the pressure on UK Financial Minister Reeves ahead of budget update
Top on the businesses' list of complaints is a higher employment cost.
U.K. inflation cools to 2.8% in February but respite could be short-lived
The U.K.'s inflation rate fell slightly to 2.8% in February, coming in just below analyst expectations, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Europe wants to pour billions of dollars into its own defense companies — but market watchers say it may not be able to shut American firms out
As Europe looks to hike defense spending, CNBC spoke to industry experts about how the money could be spent — and where it leaves U.S. firms.
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