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Canada is a 'safe harbour' for global finance, Carney says
The prime minister is hosting a major global investment summit, with the goal of attracting money into the country amid a trade war with the US.
Weekly Summary
- 🏛️ Politics — Key stories include Louise Haigh: UK must heed warnings from AI experts; Drivers forced to shell out extra £7.5 billion at the pumps - netting Treasury £1.3 billion VAT windfall - thanks to Iran war, study finds, as petrol and diesel prices spiral again to four-year high; Villagers voting on independence over asylum plans.
- 🇬🇧 UK — Key stories include Louise Haigh: UK must heed warnings from AI experts; Drivers forced to shell out extra £7.5 billion at the pumps - netting Treasury £1.3 billion VAT windfall - thanks to Iran war, study finds, as petrol and diesel prices spiral again to four-year high; Baby 'cot cams' plan after inquiry finds Lucy Letby crimes could have been prevented.
- 🌍 World — Key stories include Canada is a 'safe harbour' for global finance, Carney says; Top Democrat on House oversight panel investigating Trump Jr wedding party bankrolled by Russian oligarch; The Buddhist priests getting up to monky business: How scandals have repeatedly blighted Thai monks from temple sex tape and penis pump stash to drug smuggling and child porn.
- 💼 Business — Key stories include As the politicians play catchup the tech bros agree: we may only have a decade left | John Crace; The state pension is set for a bumper 3.9% boost. It should be great news... but these are the tax rises and budget squeezes on the horizon - and why I fear pensioners will feel poorer: RACHEL RICKARD STRAUS; State pension likely to rise by 3.9% after key data released - but most will be taxed.
- ⚽ Sport — Key stories include England v Sri Lanka: first T20 cricket international updates – live; VAR did not even consider if Fernandez was offside - Webb; Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish frustrated with new boss Pierre Sage for dropping Jaydee Canvot just four games into the season.
- 💻 Tech — Key stories include Trump blasts decision that blocks mail-in voting executive orders: ‘This court has really let our country down’ – live; Would YOU spend £350 on a toaster? Futuristic appliance lets you select your perfect shade of toast by colour - and even has a special Crumpet Mode; US confirms it has weapons in space to counter 'hostile' enemies.
- 🏥 Health — Key stories include Ministers vow sweeping NHS changes after ‘devastating’ report on Lucy Letby hospital; Letby failings go beyond one hospital - the whole system has been found lacking; What IS the healthiest breakfast? As porridge is found to lower cholesterol by 10 per cent AND help you lose weight, experts reveal what you should really be eating first thing....
Top stories this week
- Guardian
England v Sri Lanka: first T20 cricket international updates – live
Over-by-over match updates, play from 6.30pm BST Pietersen’s return is pure content | And mail James 3rd over: England 36-1 (Buttler 21, Brook 2) Harry Brook walks out to the middle with his slightly splay footed simian
- Guardian
Louise Haigh: UK must heed warnings from AI experts
First secretary warns of ‘huge risks’ of technology as PM is urged to use next year’s G20 to drive global regulation Ministers must “heed the warnings” from industry leaders about the threat posed by AI, Louise Haigh has
- BBC
VAR did not even consider if Fernandez was offside - Webb
Referees' chief Howard Webb has admitted that the video assistant referee (VAR) did not even consider whether Enzo Fernandez was offside for Erling Haaland's controversial winner in Sunday's Manchester derby.
- Mail
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish frustrated with new boss Pierre Sage for dropping Jaydee Canvot just four games into the season
EXCLUSIVE BY BOBBY MANZI: Daily Mail Sport understands his stern treatment of Canvot, a young value-appreciating asset, has gone down badly in the boardroom.
- Guardian
Trump blasts decision that blocks mail-in voting executive orders: ‘This court has really let our country down’ – live
The president called mail-in voting – which he has used on several occasions to cast a ballot – ‘a laughing stock’ across the world Supreme court rejects Trump’s mail ballot restrictions for midterm elections Sign up for