
Shell Explores Selling Stake in Renewable Power Unit
Shell Plc is exploring options for its global renewable power operations, including a potential stake sale to outside
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Real Estate Is Most Distressed Sector in Europe, Study Finds
Real estate was the most distressed sector in Europe in the second quarter of the year, driven by
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Google's ChatGPT rival Bard launches in Europe and Brazil
Google’s Bard artificial intelligence chatbot can now also talk and respond to visual prompts.
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Britain’s Crisis of Ill Health Costs Treasury £15 Billion
Deteriorating health in Britain is costing the state more than £15 billion ($19.6 billion) a year in higher
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UK Struggles Against China’s Economic and Spy Threat, MPs Say
The British government’s short-termist approach to China has left it “severely handicapped” in tackling Beijing’s economic dominance and
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UK Offers 5-7% Pay Raises in Bid to End Public Worker Strikes
The UK government accepted recommendations for public sector pay raises, as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak tries to draw
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Small business distress index hits mid-2020 high
By Chiara Elisei LONDON Corporate distress among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) hit its highest since mid-2020 in
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Killer Cerberus heatwave sweeping Europe turns heat maps black as health alerts issued
The Cerberus heatwave is bringing temperatures to central and southern Europe that are so extreme, heat map graphics are turning the most critical shade of black. A 44-year-old Italian man has died in Lodi, near Milan, after collapsing in the heat, while health alerts have been issued in countries across the continent. The map turns a dark shade of red when the mercury reaches the high 30s and then creeps into black when it gets to 40C and beyond. Parts of central and southern Spain have already been shaded black, while Greece is also dark over the coming weekend. The National Observatory of Athens weather unit has given a level three alert for the Greek capital, Thessaloniki, and Larissa on Friday when 41C temperatures are forecast. Meanwhile, Germany’s health ministry last weekend urged people to stay indoors and avoid strenuous activity. The advice could be repeated this coming weekend with parts of the country set for 38C temperatures. Nine Italian cities have all been put on red alert because of the extreme weather. Bologna, Bolzano, Florence, Frosinone, Latina, Perugia, Turin, Rome and Rieti have all been given the warning. The temperature is likely to exceed 40C in the next few days and as the heatwave continues it could even threaten the all time European record of 48.8C, set in Sicily in 2019. Italian MP Nicola Fratoianni tweeted: “We are facing an unbearable heat wave. Perhaps it is the case that in the hottest hours all the useful precautions are taken to avoid tragedies like the one that happened today at #Lodi.” The warning has been echoed in Austria. Beate Prettner, a health official for southern state Carinthia, said: “Provide your four-legged friends with enough water, make sure they have a place in the shade and don’t underestimate the risk of leaving animals in a car. “A few minutes can already have dramatic consequences.” Read More Land temperatures in Spain surpass 60C as deadly heatwave sweeps Europe Europe heatwave – live: Deadly ‘Cerberus’ heat grips Spain, Italy and Greece as cities placed on red alert European heatwave Cerberus claims first life as worker dies in 40C heat Warnings issued to tourists over European heatwave Cerberus as temperatures soar and worker dies
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In pictures: Cerberus heatwave hits parts of Europe
People in countries including Italy and Spain are struggling to cope with soaring temperatures.
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UK Public Finances on ‘Very Risky’ Footing After Series of Shocks, OBR Says
Britain’s public finances are more vulnerable to shocks than other major economies, the Treasury’s fiscal watchdog said, as
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England’s Junior Doctors Begin Longest Strike in NHS History
Tens of thousands of England’s junior doctors are walking out of hospitals across the country, plunging the National
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Japan Expects EU to Lift Food Import Restrictions, Official Says
Japan expects the European Union to announce it is lifting import restrictions on Japanese food products imposed in
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