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17.07 / 13:05
Good Morning Britain: ITV to cancel show in startling schedule shake-up, read details
Good Morning Britain' on Fridays due to a cancellation by ITV. This is part of a larger restructuring that also involves the cancellation of shows like This Morning and Loose Women. However, there is a positive aspect to this news. Fans of Lorraine can look forward to an extended show as these programmes are being replaced by coverage of the Women's World Cup, which Lorraine will host. The morning shows will take a back seat due to the early kick-off times of the World Cup matches in the UK. The tournament is being held in Australia and New Zealand. The opening match between Norway and New Zealand will take place on Thursday, followed by games involving the Lionesses, China, Denmark, and others. The final is scheduled for August 20, with the knockout stage starting on August 5. If England wins, it will be their second consecutive major tournament victory, with the first being the Euro success. 53-year-old coach Sarina Wiegman expressed her excitement and mentioned that the team is in a good place. She emphasized that they are working hard. Wiegman wants everyone to be fit and well-prepared when the tournament begins.
17.07 / 12:59
Royal Family Meghan Markle may get a lead role in sequel to 1992 classic The Bodyguard
New Idea magazine: "The only thing Kevin loves more than an underdog like Meghan is a box office hit." Once, Princess Diana, Prince Harry's mother, was talked about in connection with the film. Kevin Costner, who starred alongside Whitney Houston in the 1992 movie, is believed to have pitched the idea of the sequel. In 2012, Costner had said, "The studio liked the idea of doing a Bodyguard 2" with Diana as the new love interest." He also spoke with Diana on the phone, saying: "I just remember her being incredibly sweet on the phone, and she asked the question: ‘Are we going to have, like a kissing scene?' She said it in a very respectful way." "I said: 'Yeah,'" Costner said in an interview with People magazine.
17.07 / 11:59
CEO exit Lee Deutsche Bank promotes Atkinson to interim UK CEO after Lee exit
Deutsche Bank has promoted its chief operating officer in the UK and Ireland to interim chief executive for the countries following Tiina Lee's exit to Citigroup.
17.07 / 11:23
MET Citizens Fighting Remark Limelight illness Jane Birkin’s Cause of Death: What long-illness did the British actor battle with?
Jane Birkin, a cherished British actress and singer, has sadly departed at the age of 76. She captured the hearts of audiences in France and beyond with her talent and charm. Birkin peacefully passed away at her residence in Paris, leaving behind a remarkable legacy that will be fondly remembered by her admirers across the globe.
17.07 / 11:23
Dreams Soccer: Inter Miami introduce Argentine forward Lionel Messi to cheering fans
Ballon d’Or winner Lionel Messi as he was introduced to the audience at Inter Miami's DRV PNK Stadium. Captain of the FIFA World Cup-winning team Argentina has joined the Major League Soccer club for which he will play till the end of 2025. Messi quit French club Parsi St. Germain after appearing in 75 matches in two years and scoring 32 goals. His contract with the club came to an end in 2023. He is most likely to play for Inter Miami in their League Cup inaugural match against LIGA MX side Cruz Azul on 21 July. Responding to the cheering crowd, Messi thanked them and said that he shared their desires. He said that he wanted to start training, to play, to compete. He also said that he had the same desire as earlier to want to play and help the club continue to grow. World’s number one forward will join the defensive midfielder Sergio Busquets. Both the players have played together for Barcelona. Messi will also join former Barca and Argentina manager Gerardo Martino. He was introduced to the supporters of the club as was introduced as “America's number 10, the world's best number 10”. Those who welcomed Messi included Inter Miami co-owner English footballer David Beckham, who said that signing the Argentine superstar was a dream come true. Inter Miami's owner, American billionaire Jorge Mas was also present and called Messi «the best player ever to don boots». Messi’s joining the U.S. club is considered a great deal as it has been reported that Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal offered Messi USD 1.5 billion fo three years.
17.07 / 10:57
Digital Bitcoin NOT Investigation Reveals Bitcoin's Creator Satoshi Nakamoto Could Be a Group, Not an Individual
The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the enigmatic creator of Bitcoin (BTC), has been a subject of intense curiosity and speculation since the advent of the leading cryptocurrency.
17.07 / 10:13
Blockchain UPS Citi Digital Tencent Central-bank digital currencies are talked about more than coming to fruition
digital currency (CBDC). Cardholders did not have accounts with the bank. Instead their monetary value was tracked by chips physically inserted into them.
17.07 / 09:19
UPS FIVE Google Gap Browser fall Interest rate rises drive biggest postwar fall in UK household wealth
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17.07 / 09:09
COST Adventure Mattel Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer must earn at least $200 million at Box Office; here’s why
Oppenheimer is generating immense anticipation among movie fans. Known for his captivating storytelling, thrilling narratives and visionary cinematography, Nolan's movies consistently deliver a cinematic experience that leaves audiences spellbound. Starring renowned actors Robert Downey Jr.
17.07 / 08:09
Twitter Microsoft Platform Sony Nintendo Xbox Deal Microsoft to keep ‘Call of Duty’ on Playstation, signs a 10-year deal with Sony
Sony Playstation platform following the acquisition of Activision Blizzard.  With the agreement, the company seeks to address regulators’ concerns that the merger would make more Activision games — such as the massively popular shooting-game franchise — exclusive to Xbox. The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) had earlier argued the deal would hurt consumers whether they played video games on consoles or had subscriptions because Microsoft would have an incentive to shut out rivals like Sony Group. The announcement was made by Microsoft gaming chief Phil Spencer via a post on micro blogging site Twitter.
17.07 / 07:53
investment research Investment research overhaul won’t work without a culture shift
It’s hard to put toothpaste back in the tube. But it’s not impossible. And in the case of reforms to the provision of equity research in the UK, it is certainly worth a try.
17.07 / 07:49
Blockchain Lowe's Digital 2020 Q4 Crypto, blockchain sector saw $2.32 billion investment in Q2, lowest since Q4 2020: Report
crypto and blockchain sector witnessed an investment of $2.32 billion in Q2 2023, marking a new cycle low and the lowest since Q4 2020, continuing a downtrend that began after a peak of $13 billion in Q1 2022, a new report has shown. According to the crypto investment firm Galaxy Digital, crypto and blockchain startups raised less money across the last three quarters combined than they did in just Q2 of 2022. In Q2 2023, 10 new crypto VC (venture capital) funds raised only $720 million, the lowest amount since Q3 2020, at the start of the Coivd-19 pandemic.
17.07 / 06:53
India's steel imports surge in June 2023, China and Vietnam dominate share
steel imports of India in June '23 as compared to June 22...," it said. In June 2022, China constituted 26.1% of India's steel imports, while Vietnam's share was 1%.
17.07 / 04:57
Software LinkedIn Enterprise UBS Patterson Corporate Travel seeks fourth CFO in four years
Corporate Travel Management will employ its fourth chief financial officer in as many years, following the resignation of another top number cruncher from the $2.9 billion business travel specialist.
17.07 / 04:21
UPS Target Progressive Manufacturing Remark Why is China's economy struggling?
China is likely to report rapid economic expansion for the second quarter, although underlying figures will reveal a more challenging picture. The comparison with last year, when Shanghai was enduring a Covid-related lockdown, will make Monday’s gross domestic product data look a lot better than was actually the case. GDP likely grew 7.1% for the quarter on a year-over-year basis, up from 4.5% in the previous period, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
17.07 / 04:01
Waves Career Google Discover Mercury Google dedicates Doodle to Eunice Newton Foote, the first person to discover Green House Effect, on her 204th birth anniversary
Google paid tribute to American scientist and women’s rights advocate Eunice Newton Foote on her 204th birth anniversary, through a coloured 11-slide Doodle. Newton Foote was one of the pioneers in the field of climate science. She was the first individual to discover the greenhouse effect and its role in global warming.
17.07 / 04:01
UPS Discover DNA Immunic Research identifies overactive gene as reason for premature aging in Down's Syndrome
Down's Syndrome could be caused by an overactive gene on chromosome 21 that disturbs the DNA-damage-repair mechanisms, leading to accelerated aging, according to a new research. An overactivity of the gene, called DYRK1A, on enzymes that quicken chemical reactions in the body disturbed the DNA-damage-repair mechanisms, causing cells to develop more DNA damage and become more fragile, thereby accelerating the aging process, the research led by Queen Mary University of London, UK, found. Adults having Down's Syndrome, caused by being born with an extra copy of chromosome 21 or with trisomy 21, have been known to exhibit early signs of conditions associated with the biological process of aging such as reduced tissue regeneration capacity, delayed wound healing, osteoporosis, senescence of the brain and immune cells, among others. Further, people having this non-heritable genetic disorder were biologically older than their chronologically-aged counterparts by 19.1 years, on an average, and that the premature ageing process starts very early in childhood, this study published in the Lancet Discovery journal eBioMedicine found. «We have uncovered that trisomic overdose of this gene (DYRK1A) is one of the main contributors to premature biological ageing in Down's Syndrome. »Further research is needed to understand how much this contributes to brain development and function, and also in finding ways of precisely inhibiting the overdose of this gene back to physiological levels," said lead researcher Dean Nizetic, professor of cell and molecular biology.
17.07 / 02:51
UPS Strategy Parke Dollar licks wounds as China data looms
dollar took respite on Monday after suffering its worst weekly drop of the year, as traders waited on economic data and policy decisions before selling it down any further. Chinese growth data and loan-rate settings are due later in the session, ahead of U.S. retail sales and British inflation later in the week and a slew of central bank meetings next week.
17.07 / 02:51
Boeing Shell Oil slips after Libya resumes output, China data eyed
Oil prices dipped for a second session on Monday after Libya resumed production over the weekend while China, the world's largest crude importer, is expected to release economic data showing that its post-pandemic recovery is fizzling out. Brent crude futures fell 57 cents, or 0.7%, to $79.30 a barrel by 0055 GMT while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was at $74.90 a barrel, down 52 cents, or 0.7%.
17.07 / 02:51
UN Security Council to hold first talks on AI risks
AI) this week in New York, with Britain to call for an international dialogue about its impact on global peace and security. Governments around the world are considering how to mitigate the dangers of emerging AI technology, which could reshape the global economy and change the international security landscape.

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