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The UK government is examining cuts to its BBC World Service grant in the spending review, with the broadcaster bracing for ...

There is but one consolation in what Donald Trump has done of late. Strategically, the transatlantic rift is a disaster.

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Norman Foster’s redesign of Old Trafford brings to the fore a long-standing uneasiness about the monetisation of football ...

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Jaber was promoted to run all of Mubadala’s energy interests, before being parachuted in as the chief executive of Adnoc nine years ago. Asked to transform the bureaucratic state giant, he quickly ...