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Tata Sons Board Divided
A split has emerged between Noel Tata and chairman N. Chandrasekaran over a potential public listing and the chairman's tenure, following the Reserve Bank of India's order to list on the stock market
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Global Emissions to Fall 2026
Carbon Brief analysis reveals a decline in fossil fuel production and consumption due to the Hormuz crisis, leading to a projected decrease in global emissions
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US Paid $9.5 Billion to Idle Workers
Federal government spent billions on buyouts and administrative leave as workforce shrunk by 216,000 in 2025
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Garner Shines as Everton's £9m Steal
James Garner has become a key player for Everton, impressing with his performances and leading the team in various metrics, after being signed from Manchester United for an initial fee of £9m in 2022
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Woman Motorcyclist Refuses To Be Told Where She Belongs
A female motorcyclist shares her experiences and thoughts in a blog post titled 'I'm A Woman Motorcyclist, And I Refuse To Be Told Where I Belong', published on NDTV, highlighting her refusal to be restricted by societal expectations
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UK May Give Mayors Power Over Water Firms
Local leaders could direct spending and hold companies accountable for bills and sewage discharges, as customer complaints surge 48% year on year
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Streamer Slapped On Camera After Racist Comment
Miamaxxed made a racist comment to a single mother during a live broadcast, and was slapped just seconds later in a shocking incident at a public streamer event
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Horse Captured By Police On Motorbikes
A runaway horse was chased and safely returned before a parade in Santa Fe, New Mexico, after being lassoed by a cowboy and given water
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India's Central Bank Holds VRRR Auction
The Reserve Bank of India conducted an Overnight Variable Rate Reverse Repo auction on September 16, 2026, as part of its monetary policy operations
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Britain's Slave Trade Past: 24 Bank of England Directors Implicated
New research reveals the Bank of England's deep involvement in the transatlantic slave trade, with 24 directors and dozens of founding subscribers implicated in the trafficking of millions of African people
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UK Towns With Fewest Jobs For Young People Revealed
Rotherham has the fewest suitable job opportunities for young people, with a sixfold gap compared to the Cotswolds, according to a new report by the Institute for Public Policy Research
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Heavy Metal Venue Raises $1m
The Black Wreath in Alice Springs exceeds crowdfunding target to buy venue and secure future as a music hub for central Australia, with a new goal of $1,111,111
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LSL Property Services Sees 3% Revenue Growth
The company's revenue increased to £92.3 million in the first half, with underlying operating profit rising 11% to £15.9 million, driven by resilient activity in remortgaging and lettings
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Rugby Star Calls For Fertility Support
Meg Jones, captain of the Red Roses, leads the call for fertility support for rugby players, following similar moves in women's football, with the RFU open to exploring the issue
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UK School Uniform Spend Plummets 12.5%
Parents cut average spend to £54.53, seeking deals and second-hand items amid cost of living crisis, as grocery sales rise 2% year on year
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India Can Escape Middle-Income Trap With Huge Investments
Economist Thomas Piketty suggests massive investments in education, health, and infrastructure can help India avoid the trap, and warns that climate change is the real geopolitical battleground of the future
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1 in 5 BAME NHS Managers Plan to Quit Amid Racism
A report by the NHS Alliance found that one in five black, Asian and minority ethnic NHS managers in England plan to quit due to racism, with almost four-fifths having experienced racism, exclusion, and obstacles to career progression
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Airbnb's Brian Chesky On Leadership
As Airbnb approaches its 20th anniversary, CEO Brian Chesky shares his thoughts on company leadership, hiring, and remote work, while addressing critics' concerns over rising housing costs
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Thames Water's £7.5bn Reservoir Plan
The utility's revised blueprint for a mega-reservoir in Oxfordshire has seen costs soar from £2.2bn, sparking concerns over its strategic value and environmental impact
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Ultimate Championship Debuts with $10m Prize Pot
The inaugural event in Budapest drew sell-out crowds and positive feedback from athletes, marking a new direction for athletics with a record-breaking prize pot and innovative format
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UK Rail Passengers Get Free Switch to Other Operators
Starting September 20, passengers can travel on another operator's train for free if their original service is cancelled, with a valid ticket and on a reasonable alternative route
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Megan Davey, 26, Rejoins Wales Rugby Squad
After considering a career change to teaching, Davey is back in the Wales squad for the WXV Global Series, facing South Africa, USA, and Japan
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US Surrogacy Industry Lacks Protections
A year-long CBS News investigation reveals few meaningful safeguards for surrogates in the commercial surrogacy industry, despite widespread assumptions of close regulation
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Thousands Flock to Radio 2 in Park
Music fans enjoy three-day festival in Stirling with Stirling Castle as the backdrop and performances by Chaka Khan, Simple Minds and more