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China’s Jingye seeks compensation from UK over British Steel takeover
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China’s Jingye seeks compensation from UK over British Steel takeover

Sources say Chinese firm is asking for more than £1bn in row that could put pressure on two countries’ relationshipBusiness live – latest updatesThe Chinese owner of British Steel has started a formal process under an international treaty to win compensation from the UK government over its decision...

Jasper Jolly and agencies
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Hugo Boss shares rise as it reviews Frasers takeover offer
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Hugo Boss shares rise as it reviews Frasers takeover offer

Mike Ashley’s retail group has made a near-€2bn takeover bid for fashion house, in which it already holds a 26% stakeBusiness live – latest updatesShares in Hugo Boss jumped nearly 7% on Thursday after the company said it would “thoroughly examine” a near-€2bn takeover approach from the Sports Direc...

Julia Kollewe
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Northern Ireland secretary condemns ‘racist thuggery’ after further violence
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Northern Ireland secretary condemns ‘racist thuggery’ after further violence

Hilary Benn says 16 people arrested and 12 police officers injured during second night of disorderThe Northern Ireland secretary has condemned “racist thuggery” in Belfast after a second night of violent anti-immigration protests, in which 16 people were arrested and 12 police officers were injured....

Alexandra Topping Political correspondent
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Twenty-five anti-Isaac Herzog protesters to face joint trial in Sydney
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Twenty-five anti-Isaac Herzog protesters to face joint trial in Sydney

New South Wales police commissioner Mal Lanyon is among witnesses expected to appear at the six-week trial in July next yearGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTwenty-five people who were charged after they protested against the visit of the Israeli president will face a six-w...

Jordyn Beazley
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Is the Iran ceasefire over? What the latest US attacks tell us
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Is the Iran ceasefire over? What the latest US attacks tell us

A wave of US strikes represents the gravest test yet of the fragile truce. Here’s what happened, what officials are saying and whether the deal can surviveMiddle East crisis – live updatesThe US has launched a wave of strikes across southern Iran for a second consecutive day. Although there have bee...

Jonathan Yerushalmy
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Met police chief calls for law to make stolen phones ‘unusable bricks’
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Met police chief calls for law to make stolen phones ‘unusable bricks’

Home secretary also urged to force tech firms into sharing data on stolen devices and if they are reactivatedThe Metropolitan police commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, has asked the home secretary, Shabana Mahmood, to force all phone companies to make stolen devices “unusable bricks” in order to make th...

Helena Horton
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Ryanair investigated over charging parents to sit with their children
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Ryanair investigated over charging parents to sit with their children

Budget airline describes inquiry as ‘bogus’ as watchdog says it is only large carrier flying from UK to impose chargeBusiness live – latest updatesEurope’s biggest low-cost airline, Ryanair, is facing an investigation over the mandatory fee it charges a parent to sit with their child.The Competition...

Julia Kollewe
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Thursday briefing: What would it take for streets to be safe for all?
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Thursday briefing: What would it take for streets to be safe for all?

In today’s newsletter: With violent crime declining but hate crime increasing, a look at what we can all do to make our shared spaces saferGood morning. Who is safe on Britain’s streets? Two acts of gross violence – the murder of Henry Nowak in Southampton and the stabbing of Stephen Ogilvie in Belf...

Libby Brooks
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