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Zoom Raises Profit and Sales Forecasts

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Zoom Video Communications Inc. raised its profit and sales forecast for the fiscal year, a positive sign for the software maker's plan to expand products beyond its namesake videoconferencing software. Shares gained about 5% in extended...
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Politics daily briefing: June 20

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All the latest political developments in the UK as Rishi Sunak Rishi Sunak is accused of a “cowardly cop-out” after ducking a vote in which MPs overwhelmingly endorsed a report that found Boris Johnson lied to Parliament with his...
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Yousaf rejects claim of collusion between police and media in SNP finances probe

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Scotland’s First Minister has said he does not believe there has been collusion between the police and media during the investigation into the SNP’s finances. Humza Yousaf was speaking after one of his backbench MSPs had accused the...
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Labour candidate for Uxbridge and South Ruislip 'not taking anything for granted' ahead of by-election

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Labour candidate for Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituency Danny Beales speaks to the media ahead of by-election in former Prime Minister Boris Johnson's seat. *CAUTION Strong language at 00:54*
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Sunak speaks with Zelensky in Moldova meeting

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President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky poses with fellow European leaders for a family photo during the European Political Community (EPC) Summit at Mimi Castle in Bulboaca near Chisinau, Moldova. He then meets Rishi Sunk. The...
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Politics daily briefing: May 27

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All the latest political developments in the UK as Boris Johnson has branded suggestions he may have taken part in further rule-breaking during the pandemic “a load of absolute nonsense”.
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Politics daily briefing: May 24

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All the latest political developments in the UK as the Cabinet Office referred Boris Johnson to the police for unspecified potential lockdown breaches when he was prime minister.
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Bloomberg

China Worries Spur $56 Billion Luxury Rout

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A wave of Covid infections in China weighed on sentiment, sweeping up European luxury stocks including LVMH and Gucci owner Kering SA in a rout that's wiped about $56 billion from the sector over the past two days. Caroline Connan...
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Press Association

Daily politics briefing: March 25

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All the latest political developments in the UK, as polling suggests two thirds do not believe Johnson’s partygate defence The former prime minister has accepted that he attended five of the gatherings considered by the Privileges...
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Rents Won't Fall On Multi-Family Residentials: Sulentic

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Bob Sulentic, President and CEO at CBRE discusses the state of offices, rent prices and China real estate in a post-Covid environment. He also talks about filling up office spaces in New York City. He's on "Bloomberg...
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Javid: Professional duty of health care worker and social care workers to get vaccinated

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Health Secretary Sajid Javid has said it is the “professional duty” of every health care worker and social care worker to get vaccinated ahead of new rules coming in to force from next week. Patient-facing NHS staff and frontline social...
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Royal Mail axing 2,000 management jobs

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Around 2,000 management jobs are being axed at Royal Mail as it looks to slash costs in the face of the coronavirus crisis. The group said the job cuts come as part of a management overhaul under plans to save £330 million over the next...
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Hospitality industry closures

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CLEAN: Exterior shots of hospitality businesses including pubs, bars and nightclubs closed and streets quiet due to a change in restrictions coming into force due to the rise of Omicron cases on 26th December 2021 in Belfast, Northern...
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Hospitality industry closures

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CLEAN: Exterior shots of hospitality businesses including pubs, hotels and nightclubs closed and quiet due to a change in restrictions coming into force due to the rise of Omicron cases on 26th December 2021 in Belfast, Northern Ireland,...
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CLEAN : Shanghai residential compounds sealed off during Covid outbreak

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Residential compounds in Shanghai set up barriers at the entrances as the city struggles to halt a Covid spike (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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CLEAN : Bangladesh garment factories reopen, defying virus lockdown

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Hundreds of Bangladesh garment factories defy a nationwide coronavirus lockdown to reopen on Sunday, raising fears the industry's vulnerable and largely female workforce could be exposed to the contagion (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Boxing day retail sales are quiet

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CLEAN: Exterior shots of people shopping in the Boxing Day sales. Shoppers pass discount signs and visit shops including Waterstones and Boots chemist. The streets are much quieter than normal as Omicorn case numbers continue to rise on...
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CLEAN : Omicron: Images of testing, closed cinemas and gyms in New Delhi

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New Delhi closes cinemas and gyms and introduces other fresh Covid restrictions as the Indian capital sees a steady uptick in Omicron variant cases (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Applause rings out for Spain's medical workers

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A cacophony of sound rose up over the Jimenez Diaz Foundation hospital in Madrid late on Saturday, as Spanish emergency services workers applauded medical staff working around the clock to look after patients struck down with the new...
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UK: SureScreen Diagnostics Ltd Factory in Derby making COVID-19 Antigen Rapid Test Cassette self-tests.

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CLEAN: Interior shots of production line inside SureScreen Diagnostics Ltd factory making COVID-19 Antigen Rapid Test, Lateral Flow tests on 3rd January 2022 Derby, United Kingdom.
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UK: Shopping district in Middlesbrough Town Centre.

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CLEAN: Exterior shots of Shoppers walking down street in shopping district in Middlesbrough Town Centre on 24th July 2021 Middlesbrough, United Kingdom.
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Press Association

Budget 2020 in numbers

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A £30 billion package to stimulate the economy in the face of the coronavirus crisis was announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak on his first budget.
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Press Association

McDonald's drive-thru queues from the air

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A McDonald's restaurant on Leeds Rd, Huddersfield reopens its drive-thru. McDonald’s is rapidly expanding its store openings across the UK and Ireland to have more than 1,000 restaurants reopened for drive-thru or delivery by Thursday,...