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Should Next BBC Boss Be Non-Political Appointment? Rishi Sunak Says...
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Friday he had not seen the report into BBC Chairman Richard Sharp who resigned after an independent report found he breached rules for public appointments.
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BBC Chairman Announces Resignation Over Loan To Boris Johnson
BBC chairman Richard Sharp on Friday announced his resignation after an inquiry found he had breached rules for failing to declare his involvement in arranging a loan for then prime minister Boris Johnson.
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BBC Chief Made "Errors Of Judgement" Over Boris Johnson's Loan: Lawmakers
BBC Chair Richard Sharp made "significant errors of judgement" in failing to declare his involvement in facilitating a loan for then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson shortly before he was appointed to the role, a committee of lawmakers said on Sunday.
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Premier League: Manchester United Overcome Leicester City In Season Opener
Luke Shaw sealed the points seven minutes from time before Jamie Vardy headed home a consolation for the visitors.
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Scotty Moore, Elvis Presley's First Guitarist, Dies At 84
Scotty Moore, the pioneering rock guitarist whose sharp, graceful style helped Elvis Presley shape his revolutionary sound and inspired a generation of musicians that included Keith Richards, Jimmy Page and Bruce Springsteen, died yesterday. He was 84.
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One Year After Woman Was Mistakenly Given Someone Else's Newborn, Her Baby Comes Home
When Mercy Casanellas laid eyes on her baby after her emergency Caesarean last year, it was love at first sight. He had her sharp nose, her husband's blue eyes. Then, because he was born prematurely, he had to spend the night at the specialist ward.
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Australia Hands Asylum-Seekers Back to Sri Lanka
Canberra confirmed on Monday that a boatload of Sri Lankan asylum-seekers who attempted to reach Australia have been handed back to Colombo, sparking sharp criticism after a week of secrecy.
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Soon, 'Smart' Buildings That Respond to Human Emotions!
Researchers have developed a 'Twitter-reactive' garden that could provide a prototype for the development of smart buildings that can adapt to our emotional state.
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Federal Reserve expected to take further step towards ending bond buying
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut its bond-buying program by a further $10 billion on Wednesday, confident that the US economy will pull away from its sharp winter slowdown.
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Should Next BBC Boss Be Non-Political Appointment? Rishi Sunak Says...
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Friday he had not seen the report into BBC Chairman Richard Sharp who resigned after an independent report found he breached rules for public appointments.
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BBC Chairman Announces Resignation Over Loan To Boris Johnson
BBC chairman Richard Sharp on Friday announced his resignation after an inquiry found he had breached rules for failing to declare his involvement in arranging a loan for then prime minister Boris Johnson.
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BBC Chief Made "Errors Of Judgement" Over Boris Johnson's Loan: Lawmakers
BBC Chair Richard Sharp made "significant errors of judgement" in failing to declare his involvement in facilitating a loan for then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson shortly before he was appointed to the role, a committee of lawmakers said on Sunday.
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Premier League: Manchester United Overcome Leicester City In Season Opener
Luke Shaw sealed the points seven minutes from time before Jamie Vardy headed home a consolation for the visitors.
-
Scotty Moore, Elvis Presley's First Guitarist, Dies At 84
Scotty Moore, the pioneering rock guitarist whose sharp, graceful style helped Elvis Presley shape his revolutionary sound and inspired a generation of musicians that included Keith Richards, Jimmy Page and Bruce Springsteen, died yesterday. He was 84.
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One Year After Woman Was Mistakenly Given Someone Else's Newborn, Her Baby Comes Home
When Mercy Casanellas laid eyes on her baby after her emergency Caesarean last year, it was love at first sight. He had her sharp nose, her husband's blue eyes. Then, because he was born prematurely, he had to spend the night at the specialist ward.
-
Australia Hands Asylum-Seekers Back to Sri Lanka
Canberra confirmed on Monday that a boatload of Sri Lankan asylum-seekers who attempted to reach Australia have been handed back to Colombo, sparking sharp criticism after a week of secrecy.
-
Soon, 'Smart' Buildings That Respond to Human Emotions!
Researchers have developed a 'Twitter-reactive' garden that could provide a prototype for the development of smart buildings that can adapt to our emotional state.
-
Federal Reserve expected to take further step towards ending bond buying
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut its bond-buying program by a further $10 billion on Wednesday, confident that the US economy will pull away from its sharp winter slowdown.
