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Day: July 3, 2023
Nigel Farage row: minister warns banks against closing accounts
Tom Tugendhat asks Treasury to review whether banks are blacklisting those with controversial viewsIt should be “completely unacceptable” for banks to close accounts on “political grounds”, a Home Office minister has said, as Conservatives weighed in o…
Xubuntu is a highly configurable Linux desktop that can be tweaked to your heart’s content
If you like to tinker with your desktop, bending it to meet your exact needs, Xubuntu might be the ideal operating system for you.
Minister: Iran to make 300 million dollars per annum by producing ethane
Minister: Iran to make 300 million dollars per annum by producing ethane
Genco Shipping’s second quarter turned ‘disappointing’ as analyst cuts numbers
Alliance Global Partners’ Poe Fratt is nonetheless maintaining ‘buy’ rating and price target after owner updates guidance
Increased security checks reason for slow queue, Wimbledon organisers say
Fans took to Twitter on Monday afternoon to vent frustrations at the slow-moving and at some points static queue.
Watch: drive-through recycling in Beirut
Festering landfills often overflow in crisis-hit Lebanon, waste is burnt illegally at informal dump sites and rubbish floats off the coast in the Mediterranean Sea.
Hong Kong police offer rewards for arrests of 8 overseas pro-democracy activists
Hong Kong police on Monday accused eight self-exiled pro-democracy activists of violating the territory’s harsh National Security Law and offered rewards of 1 million Hong Kong dollars ($127,600) each for information leading to their arrests.
Erdogan signals Turkey is not ready to ratify Sweden Nato membership
Nato wants to bring Sweden into the fold by the time leaders meet in Lithuania on July 11.
Wimbledon fans complain of queue chaos amid tighter security
Rain and technical problems with BBC coverage add up to a troubled opening day for tennis tournamentIt is supposed to be one of the highlights of the British summer. But the first day of Wimbledon proved less than ideal for thousands of fans who flocke…