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  • Football Betting Tips: Reds to take time see off Benitez’s Newcastle defence

    May 2, 2019

    A FEW weeks ago, things looked pretty rosy for Liverpool fans. The Reds secured a place in the semi-finals of the Champions League, while an easier run-in compared to Manchester City meant there were genuine aspirations of a first league title since 1990. However, as they travel to Newcastle in the Premier League tomorrow, things [...]

  • Guilty until proven innocent?

    May 2, 2019

    The brutal but surgical dismissal of Gavin Williamson, the secretary of state for defence, came like a sudden bolt from a clear blue sky. The Huawei leak scandal had been brewing for a while, but Whitehall veterans assumed, as did many, that it would go the way of a thousand government leak inquiries before it; [...]

  • Want Britain to retain its entrepreneurial crown? Bring back the post-study visa

    May 2, 2019

    Parliament is taking back control – and not just of Brexit. Conservative MP Jo Johnson and Labour MP Paul Blomfield have bridged the aisle to introduce an amendment to the Immigration Bill. The primary aim is to ensure that the number of international students cannot be capped by the government in order to comply with [...]

  • From Bercow to Corbyn, Trump’s UK visit has exposed a nest of political hypocrites

    May 2, 2019

    No sooner had the announcement been made that President Donald Trump would be making a state visit to the UK in June than a predictable flurry of criticism emerged from a group of the usual suspects. Leading this crowd of dissenters who have said that they will refuse to attend a state dinner with our [...]

  • DEBATE: At $1.5bn, is plant burger firm Beyond Meat over-valued?

    May 2, 2019

    At $1.5bn, is plant burger firm Beyond Meat over-valued? Chris Beauchamp, a senior market analyst at IG, says YES. For many, Beyond Meat’s IPO would seem to mark the perfect “market top” moment. A company producing a cutting-edge product, with ongoing losses and the risk that it may never make a profit, is seeking to become [...]

  • It’s time to stop arguing about expanding Heathrow – and get building

    May 2, 2019

    Thankfully for the UK economy, the High Court yesterday quashed a challenge brought against the government’s decision to expand Heathrow Airport. No one questions the need for scrutiny. Indeed, detailed consideration for how to manage the impact of the expansion on local people – which for some will be significant – lies ahead through the [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: Alex Hales only has himself to blame – England were right to drop him over drugs breach

    May 1, 2019

    I don’t have a lot of sympathy for Alex Hales. The batsman was this week dropped from England’s World Cup squad after failing a recreational drugs test and I think director of cricket Ashley Giles has made the right decision. It’s not the first time he’s been in the spotlight for his actions away from [...]

  • Marks & Spencer provokes Twitter storm with move to make Percy Pig sweets vegetarian-friendly

    May 1, 2019

    Marks & Spencer customers have reacted with outrage to the British retailer's decision to remove gelatine from the longstanding recipe for its Percy Pig sweets. Although now suitable for vegetarians, the new recipe – introduced this month – has provoked a Twitter storm of anger, with the supermarket being condemned for altering the sweets, which it has sold since [...]

  • London councils give ice cream vans the cold shoulder in pollution crackdown

    May 1, 2019

    Bad news, Londoners – just as the weather warms up it appears ice cream vans could be banned from some of the capital's boroughs this summer over air pollution fears. Camden and Westminster councils are taking a range of measures to restrict the operation of the vans in an effort to reduce pollution levels on [...]

  • Record-breaking Beauty Generation bolts up for eighth time of the season

    May 1, 2019

    Beauty Generation, the world’s joint top-rated racehorse, etched himself into the record books with an electric eighth win of the season in Sunday’s Group 1 FWD Champions Mile. The John Moore-trained six-year-old is now Hong Kong’s highest ever earner on £8.3million and is the only horse from the territory to have won eight races in [...]

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