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What Manchester United players did during their days off ahead of Man City fixture

Manchester United's players have enjoyed some downtime ahead of Sunday's clash with Manchester City.

Manchester Evening News

UK law firms aiding Russian oligarchs could face penalties, No 10 suggests

No 10 warns City firms to ‘think very carefully’ before propping up those allied to Putin regime

The Guardian - UK

Labour rebels set to break party whip could become Liverpool's official opposition

An independent group of ex Labour councillors could overtake the Lib Dems as the city's official opposition

Liverpool Echo

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‘Full-blown crisis’ in Russia sends shockwaves as oil, gas spikes and stocks sink

Sanctions on Russia announced over the weekend will ‘cripple international transactions’ and have left the City racing to map the fallout as Moscow plunges into crisis

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: ‘City needs a reckoning over statues of slavers’

EDWARD COLSTON’s statue being dumped in the Bristol harbour was the defining moment of anti-racism protests in 2020, but a historian has suggested if it had been located in the City of London, the statue would never have come down.

Evening Standard

Markets shaken as Russia invades Ukraine: Gold, oil, wheat prices surge, stocks crash

War in Ukraine and the prospect of sanctions against Russia sent shockwaves through the City today, as investors braced for higher inflation and weaker growth.

Evening Standard

Fear new 20-storey student building could create 'aggressive wall' across Nottingham

It would be one of the largest buildings in the city

Nottingham Post

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Gulf between public and private sectors lies behind UK pay growth reports

Analysis: official figures are fuelled by bumper City bonuses but many key workers still getting below inflation rises

The Guardian - UK

Dundee named cheapest city for a night out while Edinburgh is one of the most expensive

Analysis reveals Dundee is the cheapest city in the UK to enjoy a night out, costing £25.35 on average.

Daily Record

Illuminate Festival 2022: Traffic restrictions, road closures to avoid and council advice

Visitors can enjoy snapshots in time captured in a series of stunning digital animations, enhanced by live performance and music

Belfast Live

Binance access to UK payments network worries City watchdog

FCA says it has limited powers to object to Paysafe deal despite concerns about cryptocurrency platform

The Guardian - UK

Some advice to bankers: don’t blow your huge bonuses on a Ferrari this year

As predictable as the changing of the weather, banker bonus season is always a source of outrage.

Evening Standard

Michelin star restaurants in London 2022: All the capital’s one, two and three star restaurants

Your must-eat list for the next 12 months landed this morning

Evening Standard

Following Patrick Daley Thompson’s conviction, pressure mounts for Mayor Lori Lightfoot to appoint an Asian American to replace him on City Council

CHICAGO — Leaders in Chicago’s Chinatown and beyond clamored Tuesday for Mayor Lori Lightfoot to appoint an Asian-American successor to 11th Ward Ald. Patrick Daley Thompson, whose federal tax fraud conviction this week could pave the way for the Near South Side enclave to have its first City Hall representative…

Chicago Tribune

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The Conversation

Addis Ababa yet to meet the needs of residents: what has to change

With an estimated population of more than 3.7 million people, Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, is home to about a quarter of Ethiopia’s urban population. The city generates well above 29% of Ethiopia’s urban GDP and 20% of national urban employment.

The Guardian - UK

The uncanny emptiness of the wealth-accumulating city: Jordi Barreras’s best photograph

‘This lone figure, overwhelmed by the scale of the buildings around her, was part of series about work culture and burnout’

The Independent UK

Colorado city settles suit in police shooting of Black man

The city of Colorado Springs has reached a nearly $3 million settlement in a civil lawsuit brought by the family of a 19-year-old Black man who was fatally shot in the back by police officers in 2019

Evening Standard

City comment: THG going private would be a final insult for IPO investors

You have to feel sorry for THG investors.

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Daily Mirror

FA Cup hero Fraser Franks opens up on retiring aged 28 just days after facing Man City

EXCLUSIVE: Fraser Franks was 28 when he was told he had to retire from football, just a few days after Newport's magical FA Cup run ended against Manchester City

Evening Standard

City comment: Why should workers take a pay cut to help out the Bank of England?

What is Andrew Bailey playing at?

Evening Standard

In the City app launches to help recovery in the Square Mile

A new app has been launched to encourage people into retail, hospitality and leisure businesses in the Square Mile.

Evening Standard

Bank of England preview: MPC poised to put up borrowing costs

The City expects four rate increases this year

Evening Standard

Nick Bowes: What London needs out of levelling up

Tomorrow’s levelling up white paper is a chance to correct some of the myths about London. It’s a commonly held misconception beyond the M25 that the city is full of wealthy people living in large houses. That one in four Londoners live in poverty and the unemployment rate is higher…

Manchester Evening News

Inside story of Man City signing 'the Spider' Julian Alvarez and Lionel Messi's dad's admiration

Manchester City have secured the services of 21-year-old Julian Alvarez, but what is his background, and where did he get that nickname?

Miami Herald

Criminalizing free speech? Group challenges Miami Beach law used to cuff people filming cops

After last year’s unruly spring break on South Beach, the Miami Beach city commission passed an ordinance that allowed for the arrest of people who “interrupt” and get too close to cops doing their job on the streets. The result: Miami Beach police, over a crowded weekend in July, arrested…

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