Новости за 19.11.2021

J O Hambro ‘underwhelmed and unconvinced’ by Lord Rothermere’s plan for family takeover

Conflict with Kyiv stirs emotions of Russians who have close cultural and family ties to the country

Brigitte Macron among those to question Le Petit Robert’s blend of ‘il’ and ‘elle’

Ex-president will be buried on Sunday amid ambivalence over his role in apartheid transition

Policymakers are divided over whether rising prices are temporary or permanent. A wrong response could derail the recovery

Instagram probe, crypto in class, streetwise wearables

Vice-chair’s remarks suggest central bank could act more quickly to tame soaring inflation

Homicide trial for Illinois teen has sharply divided public opinion

The role the department store’s physical footprint plays in driving online sales should not be overlooked

Rise in popularity of so-called 2G restrictions, WHO warns Europe faces ‘hard winter ahead’, Extensions to stimulus packages abound

Leading bodies admit after meeting that discrimination is a ‘blight’ on the sport

Revenue is up, but pre-tax losses are still £188m for the first nine months of the year

Crypto sponsorship deals could be an indicator of irrational exuberance

US regulator’s decision comes amid worries about waning immunity and rising cases ahead of the holidays

Group follows others in belief that returning money to outside investors can help focus on higher returns

Chief executive of Wincanton says problems caused by ‘perfect storm’ of Brexit and Covid

Michael Gove says he does not think it will be necessary to trigger mechanism to suspend parts of the deal with Brussels

His pessimistic vision and warnings about immigration are appealing to many centre-right voters

The 18th-century gardener and writer has much to teach us about observation

MIO Partners allegedly failed to put controls in place to prevent misuse of inside information

The game must tackle bigotry to remain the exemplar of British values

Series of rate cuts will ‘quickly translate’ into worsening inflation, Goldman Sachs says

Little-known exchange paid $700m for stadium naming rights as it rides surge in bitcoin

This is a prime minister who not only does not wish to be held accountable, but cannot see why he should be

The government is trumpeting yet another betrayal as a once-in-a-century revolution