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Burnham ‘really concerned’ if Man City’s UAE owners sell club after breaking rules (opens the original)
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LONDON — U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he would be “really concerned” should Manchester City’s Emirati owners sell up after the club was found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules. An independent commission found the club guilty of a majority of the charges they faced, including arranging “sham contracts” with commercial partners as part of a scheme to disguise more than £830 million of secret funding. The club continues to deny any wrongdoing and has until Oct. 2 to appeal
Greater Manchester mayor Bev Craig vows to put ‘grown-up shoes’ on when hosting Donald Trump (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — Greater Manchester’s new progressive mayor Bev Craig is already getting on famously with Zohran Mamdani. Expect her dealings with Donald Trump to be a lot more businesslike. Craig — fresh from a visit to New York to meet the mayor earlier this month — told the POLITICO Pub at Labour conference Tuesday she would put her “big shoes” on when Trump visits Manchester for the U.K.-hosted G20 summit next year, even if they disagree. “I’m not sure that’s the bromance I’m after in my
Labour shouldn’t work with nationalists who want to break up the UK, says Welsh secretary (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — Welsh Secretary Stephen Kinnock said Monday that Labour would struggle to work with Welsh nationalists Plaid Cymru after the next general election if no party wins a decisive victory. Speaking at the POLITICO Pub at Labour Party conference, Kinnock said he “cannot see any circumstances where you could cooperate in any meaningful way, really, with a party that wants to break up the United Kingdom.” Kinnock, who joined the Cabinet in July, said he does believe people in the ce
London’s Oxford Street will be pedestrianized from Oct. 26 (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — A kilometer of London’s iconic Oxford Street will be pedestrianised next month, the capital’s mayor said Monday. Speaking at the POLITICO Pub at Labour Party conference, Sadiq Khan announced parts of the road will be traffic free from Oct. 26 and said he believed this could help revive the popular shopping destination after challenges affected by the rise of online shopping. “We’ll then spend some time trying to turn it into a really lovely pedestrianized street, which will
UK slavery reparations not on the table, says Ed Miliband (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband rejected Monday the idea of the U.K. paying reparations to Commonwealth nations for its role in the transatlantic slave trade. Speaking to the POLITICO Pub at Labour Party conference, Miliband said he’s against financial payments as a solution to the poverty within those countries. “I don’t think reparations are the answer, and I’ve had those discussions already with some of our Commonwealth colleagues,” the foreign secretary said. While
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