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The Mittal family and vaccine billionaire Adar Poonawalla are set to acquire Rajasthan Royals, marking one of the most valuable and extensive franchise deals in cricket history, with international teams included. The Mittal family, led by Lakshmi N. Mittal and Aditya Mittal, has struck a definitive agreement to acquire Rajasthan Royals in partnership with vaccine billionaire Adar Poonawalla, in a transaction valued at about $1.65 billion, according to Mint and corroborating reports from Indian business media. If completed, the deal would give the Mittals roughly 75% of the franchise, with Poonawalla taking about 18%, while the remaining 7% would stay…
The NASUWT dismisses claims that schools should focus solely on academic teaching, emphasising the essential role of therapeutic support amid growing mental health challenges faced by pupils. A teachers’ union has strongly refuted claims made by former Ofsted chief inspector Baroness Amanda Spielman that schools should not serve as therapeutic…
Falling profits, rising costs, and unaffordable business rates push thousands of pubs across Britain towards closure, risking the loss of cherished social hubs and thousands of jobs amid urgent calls for government intervention.There was a time when pubs across Britain thrived as vibrant social hubs, where communities gathered to share…
Nearly four decades of anti-fascist activism culminate in a tense showdown in London, where mass protests and clashes highlight Britain’s ongoing battle against far-right extremism and its impact on multicultural society. For nearly four decades, Nick Lowles has dedicated his life to countering the far right in Britain. Beginning in…
Labour’s proposal to develop three new towns in England faces fierce opposition, especially in Tempsford, where residents fear losing their village character, green spaces, and historic sites amid large-scale housing ambitions. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has ignited controversy with the announcement of plans to build three major new towns…
Rising private rents in the UK have accelerated beyond inflation due to supply shortages and rising costs, sparking renewed debates over rent controls amid concerns over long-term market impacts and affordability challenges. For over two decades, private rents in the UK have broadly mirrored inflation trends, generally rising in line…
The finalists for the 2025 RTIH Innovation Awards showcase cutting-edge retail technologies, from in-store experience enhancements to supply chain and sustainability initiatives, reflecting the sector’s rapid evolution amid ongoing consumer and environmental demands. The finalists for the 2025 RTIH Innovation Awards have been announced, marking another milestone in recognising remarkable…
More than 130 charities and organisations across the UK and beyond are uniting to observe Baby Loss Awareness Week, culminating in a global Wave of Light, to remember lost babies and support affected families through community activities and a parliamentary debate. More than 130 charities and organisations across the UK…
A record-breaking dinghy carrying 125 migrants has crossed the English Channel to the UK, amid a surge in crossings and growing political tensions over border security and migrant policies. A record-breaking dinghy carrying 125 migrants crossed the English Channel to reach UK shores, marking the largest single-boat arrival ever recorded…
Japanese law firm Mori Hamada & Matsumoto plans to open its first European office in London in 2026, enhancing cross-border legal collaboration and strengthening economic ties between Japan and the UK amid growing globalisation. Mori Hamada & Matsumoto, a renowned Japanese law firm, is set to establish its first European…
Labour’s new housing secretary pledges to kickstart construction on three new towns before the next general election, amid hopes to build 12 across England, but faces local opposition and scepticism over feasibility. Steve Reed, the newly appointed housing secretary, has expressed frustration at the sluggish progress in housebuilding and pledged…
Morrison Foerster agrees to pay damages and donate to trans advocacy groups following a discrimination claim, amid broader US regulatory crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in law firms. Morrison Foerster (MoFo), a prominent US law firm with a London office, has agreed to pay £25,000 in damages and…
The UK’s latest migration surge contradicts government pledges to reduce immigration, intensifying debates over economic impacts, border control, and Labour’s response amid rising public concern. When Boris Johnson assumed office as Prime Minister in 2019, he pledged to fulfil a cornerstone promise of the Vote Leave campaign—reclaiming control over Britain’s…