2025-01-29
Metro Front Page 29th of January 2025
Leaked emails have implicated Roman Abramovich in a tax avoidance scheme involving offshore dealings, revealing how Cyprus’s leasing laws allowed the Chelsea chief to save millions.
Leaked emails have implicated Roman Abramovich in a tax avoidance scheme involving offshore dealings, revealing how Cyprus’s leasing laws allowed the Chelsea chief to save millions.
Donald Trump has implemented a freeze on hundreds of billions of dollars in federal grants and loans, prompting significant concern due to its potential economic impact and the perception of it being a strategic move to advance conservative values.
A Home Office report has highlighted concerns about the exploitation of local grievances by right-wing extremists to spread anti-Muslim sentiment, urging reform of the existing two-tier policing strategy and advocating for stricter monitoring and sentencing to prevent co-option by such groups.
The debut of an advanced AI chatbot by a Chinese firm has caused significant fluctuations in US technology stocks, as markets reacted to the potential implications of this technological leap and its impact on global AI competition.
In a poignant commemoration, royals marked the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz’s liberation, honouring the surviving witnesses and reflecting on the profound impact of history’s darkest chapter.
The significance of Holocaust remembrance is underscored as survivors urge the global community to maintain awareness of historical atrocities, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz.
Non-crime hate laws in the UK are set to be expanded, with claims that two-tier policing could be deemed ‘extremist’ under new guidelines outlined in a recent report.
King Charles has led global commemorations for the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, highlighting the importance of remembering past atrocities to prevent future injustice.
A significant development in Chinese AI technology has caused instability in the technology market, raising concerns about semiconductor investments and impacting major companies like Nvidia.
Britain’s major banks are reducing interest rates on savings accounts, offering rates significantly below the market average despite reporting strong profits and raising mortgage costs.