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Could Taiwan’s military defences withstand a Chinese invasion?

Taiwan’s military is fundamentally “not suited” to defend against a possible Chinese invasion, a leading US research institute has concluded.

The Week

Government cuts cost of polluting in Britain in latest anti-green move

Ministers quietly rolled out changes to a carbon trading scheme which lets companies compensate for their greenhouse gas emissions

The Independent UK

The UK students taking on universities over Covid disruption

Around 5,000 current and former University College London (UCL) students are seeking compensation, claiming their tuition contracts were breached after teaching went online during Covid with restricted access to facilities.

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Kanye's unsold Yeezys raise $563 million for Adidas

The German sportswear giant cut ties with the rapper after his public antisemitic rants.

Fortune

The market view on London stocks: it hates them

City Comment: Legal & General move is latest blow to the FTSE

Evening Standard

Farage affair is ‘a monumental PR disaster’ for exclusive bank Coutts

Private lender’s reputation is at risk after decision to cut ties with former Ukip leader and comments about him

The Guardian - UK

Private sector tech experts to be seconded to Civil Service, minister says

Cabinet Office minister Jeremy Quin said the number of placements will be uncapped.

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Sensitive U.S. military information has been sent to Mali for years thanks to a simple typo

A contractor in the middle of the so-called “typo leak” repeatedly warned U.S. officials about the risk, according to the FT.

Fortune

Two-child benefit cap: a litmus test for Keir Starmer?

Keir Starmer is performing a careful balancing act between maintaining his party’s economic credibility and defending a policy that is deeply unpopular among the majority of Labour MPs and supporters.

The Week

Nvidia in talks to be anchor investor in Arm flotation, say reports

Semiconductor powerhouse could invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Cambridge-based firm

The Guardian - UK

Five options to get the UK back to 2% inflation

Bank of England (BoE) governor Andrew Bailey has said inflation will fall “markedly” this year, as he signalled that the central bank is likely to raise interest rates once again in an attempt to reach its 2% inflation target.

The Week

What’s causing China’s deflation crisis?

China’s economy is teetering on the brink of a deflation crisis as its recovery from the pandemic stalls.

The Week

Jeremy Hunt reveals he was refused Monzo bank account

Chancellor says barriers to careers in public life must be removed after being refused account ‘as a politically exposed person’

The Guardian - UK

South East Water spent more on dividends and debt than infrastructure

Company criticised after 6,000 households were left without running water last month

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Axios

3 keys to peace as the war in Ukraine hits 500 days

Will Ukrainian advances lead to peace, or nuclear escalation?

The Guardian - UK

David Adjaye steps back from Holocaust memorial after misconduct claims

Acclaimed architect, whose firm is designing London memorial, accused of sexual assault and harassment by three women

The Guardian - UK

Wayne Sleep at 75: ‘Did Rudolf Nureyev pinch my bum? More than that’

He danced with ballet’s legends, partied with Freddie Mercury, and became a household name. As he celebrates his birthday with a gala performance, the 5ft 2in dynamo looks back at an action-packed life

Digital Camera World

Apple Vision Pro production only 10% of predictions – is it giving up on 3D camera already?

The Financial Times reports that Apple's Vision Pro mixed-reality glasses are facing serious setbacks in production

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The Week

Why aren’t soaring interest rates bringing down inflation?

Rishi Sunak has blamed the high number of fixed-rate mortgages for his government’s failure to bring down inflation.

The Guardian - UK

Private equity is failing water companies again. Get these firms back on the stock market

Listing would allow the market to be admirably brutal – inflicting pain on the owners and forcing management changes

The National (Scotland)

People are finally waking up to the truth about our economy

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Tom’s Hardware

Apple Makes "Major Cuts" to Vision Pro Production Plans, Says Report

Apple's production plans for the Vision Pro appear to have been severely cut back, according to industry leaks.

TechRadar

Netflix could soon release new targeted ads that are like mini TV shows

Fed up seeing the same old ads? Netflix is working on a smart solution that could make ads worth watching

The Week

How Gibraltar became the last frontier of Brexit

Talks over the status of Gibraltar, its relationship with the EU and its land border arrangement with Spain have stalled as long-term tussles over the sovereignty of the British overseas territory have flared up.

Tom’s Guide

Apple Vision Pro production reportedly cut by more than 50% — what we know

Apple has reportedly cut shipment targets for the Vision Pro headset after production bottlenecks at its Chinese manufacturer.

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