England manager Thomas Tuchel says players have been discussing the financial rules verdict against Manchester City, but he does not expect the case to affect preparations for Saturday’s Nations League match against Croatia. Speaking in Rijeka on Friday, Tuchel said the ruling was a major topic within the squad. He had spoken briefly with City’s
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Renewed fighting in Yemen has sharply worsened access to food in areas monitored by the World Food Programme, which says 74% of households in accessible government-held areas cannot meet their basic food needs. The figure comes from WFP’s recent monitoring. It describes households in the areas the agency could reach; it is not a finding that
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Disney is planning a restructuring of its television business that could consolidate divisions and result in hundreds of job cuts, according to The Wall Street Journal. The newspaper cited people familiar with discussions inside the company. The proposals have not been finalised, so the number of roles affected and the eventual shape of the business remain
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Nike’s latest sales figures and full-year forecast have raised fresh questions about how quickly chief executive Elliott Hill can restore growth to the sportswear company. Revenue fell 4% to $11.2 billion in the first quarter of Nike’s 2027 financial year, which ended on 31 August. The company expects revenue to fall by a high single-digit
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Broadcom could provide Anthropic with up to $42 billion in financing to help the artificial intelligence company pay for computing capacity, according to company filings examined by Reuters. The arrangement is part of a wider relationship in which Broadcom helps supply the technology Anthropic needs to develop and run its Claude AI models. The $42
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Bill Withers’ music publisher has filed a copyright lawsuit alleging that Olivia Dean’s song “I’ve Seen It” unlawfully copies musical elements from “Just the Two of Us”. The action concerns the closing track on Dean’s 2025 album, The Art of Loving. The publisher is challenging companies involved in releasing, licensing, and commercially exploiting the song. Dean
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Ukraine has deployed its domestically developed FP-7 tactical ballistic missile in combat for the first time, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Thursday. Announcing the development on Telegram, Zelensky thanked those involved and indicated that production would be the next step. He did not identify the target, disclose where the missile was used, or provide details of
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Manchester City are expected to challenge findings that they breached Premier League financial rules as the dispute draws scrutiny from the Football Association and Parliament. Friday, 2 October, is the deadline for the club to exercise its right of appeal. City have announced their intention to contest the decision, but Reuters’ Friday morning report did
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French President Emmanuel Macron plans to speak with G7 leaders about measures affecting crude oil and refined fuel markets, the Élysée Palace said on Friday. The announcement followed a telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump. Macron called for joint action to tackle rising fuel prices while avoiding export restrictions, according to Reuters’ report of the
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