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Home » Archives for June 2025 » Page 233

Month: June 2025

Breaking

Pope Leo XIV Honors Blessed Cardinal Iuliu Hossu for Saving Thousands of Jews During World War II in Romania

June 4, 2025 Temitope Oke

Sometimes, history shines a light on people who lived extraordinary lives, quietly shaping the course of events with courage and deep faith. One such figure

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Sports

Crystal Palace Faces UEFA Challenge Over Multi-Club Ownership Rules in Switzerland Ahead of European Competition

June 4, 2025 Temitope Oke

The world of European football is no stranger to complicated ownership rules, especially when a single investor holds stakes in multiple clubs competing in continental

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Technology

Llama Impact Accelerator empowers early-stage startups in Nigeria Kenya South Africa and Senegal to build real-world AI solutions for local challenges

June 4, 2025 Prosper Oluwadolapo

Across Africa, brilliant startup founders are working hard to solve everyday problems — from improving healthcare access to boosting food security and making public services

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Science

Gardeners across the country struggle with failed cucumber harvests after planting in the same soil used for squash and melons last season

June 4, 2025 Prosper Oluwadolapo

If you’re excited to grow your own cucumbers this season, that’s great news — they’re a rewarding and relatively easy crop. But before you dig

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Breaking

Channel crossings hit highest levels since 2022 as Conservatives blame Labour for scrapping Rwanda deterrent policy in coastal Britain

June 3, 2025 Gift Badewo

When it comes to migrants crossing the Channel, weather often gets thrown into the conversation as a big factor. But recently, the debate has shifted

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Breaking

Diddy’s ruthless BET comments toward Cassie go viral again as disturbing details emerge from ongoing trial in New York federal court

June 3, 2025 Gift Badewo

A video from 2006 recently resurfaced showing Sean “Diddy” Combs harshly criticizing singer Cassie after what he described as a “whack” performance on the popular

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Entertainment

Famous football roots bring Dejon Noel-Williams to Love Island villa in Mallorca where ex-pro’s son joins season 12 alongside Farnham Town star

June 3, 2025 Gift Badewo

As the summer heat begins to rise, so does the anticipation for another steamy season of Love Island. Fans of the hit ITV2 dating show

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Breaking

Rachel Reeves battles to deliver Labour’s financial roadmap with ministers resisting cuts and calling for major investment across UK sectors

June 3, 2025 Gift Badewo

Rachel Reeves is currently caught in a tricky situation trying to finalize the upcoming spending review. With just over a week left before she announces

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Business

BCC Mining: In 2025, your million-dollar dream starts here

June 3, 2025 Pelumi Emmanuel

  XRP and DOGE have attracted much attention in the turbulent cryptocurrency market. XRP is highly anticipated for its cross-border payment potential, while DOGE has

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Breaking

Cancer patient in British Columbia chooses to control final chapter through medical assistance in dying as his mother once did in Europe

June 3, 2025 Gift Badewo

Talking openly about death can be tough for many people. But for Price Carter, a retired Canadian pilot from Kelowna, British Columbia, confronting his terminal

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  • Chancellor Rachel Reeves is facing growing pressure as speculation swirls around her second Budget, which has now been confirmed for November 26. With talk of a potential £50 billion gap in the nation’s finances, she’s working hard to convince both the public and the markets that Britain is not heading into a crisis. Speculation Over Tax Hikes Rumors have been flying about what Reeves might announce this autumn. Ideas being floated include scrapping capital gains tax exemptions on certain property sales, new landlord levies, or even swapping stamp duty for an annual property charge. Treasury insiders have also hinted at possible inheritance tax changes and the usual whispers about “sin taxes.” But Reeves insists much of this is pure guesswork. In a BBC interview, she pushed back against what she called “irresponsible” speculation, dismissing many predictions as “rubbish.” Battling Reports of a Financial Black Hole Adding fuel to the fire, a recent report from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research suggested that Reeves’ slim £9.9 billion “safety buffer” has evaporated, leaving a £41 billion deficit. To restore stability, the think tank warned she would need to find £51 billion each year by 2030—through tax rises or spending cuts. Reeves, however, was quick to counter, saying the institute’s figures had been “wrong more often than most” in recent years. Market Jitters and Rising Debt Costs The Chancellor’s challenge became even more urgent after interest rates on UK government bonds hit levels not seen in nearly three decades. Investors fear Britain will have to borrow more, driving yields on long-term gilts higher and making debt more expensive to manage. Reeves tried to calm nerves by stressing her commitment to fiscal rules and reminding voters that inflation and borrowing costs can only come down if the government keeps a tight lid on spending. A Budget Date That Raises Eyebrows Announcing the Budget for November 26—later than many had expected—Reeves has bought herself more time to prepare. But critics argue the delay only fuels “damaging uncertainty” for businesses. Even within her own party, there are whispers of unease. Former Chancellor Ken Clarke went so far as to suggest Britain could be edging towards the kind of financial crisis that forced Labour to turn to the IMF in the 1970s. Critics Warn of a “Doom Loop” Economists warn that Reeves cannot rely solely on raising taxes to fill the gap. Piling more costs on households and businesses, they argue, risks choking off growth and triggering a cycle where ever-higher taxes are needed to patch the shortfall. As one financial analyst put it, investors are already betting the government will need to issue more debt, creating a “slow-moving vicious cycle.” Reeves’ Reassurances Despite the gloomy forecasts, Reeves insists Britain’s economy is “not broken” but admits it is “not working well enough for working people.” She highlighted her priorities: tackling high bills, supporting growth, and reforming planning rules to unlock housebuilding targets. Trade deals with the US, India, and the EU, alongside reforms to boost productivity, were presented as evidence of progress. “More pounds in your pocket, an NHS there when you need it, opportunity for all,” Reeves said in a video message, framing her mission as one of renewal and fairness. The Bigger Picture While bond market turmoil has been described as a global phenomenon by Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, the UK has been hit particularly hard, partly due to stubbornly high inflation. Some predict yields could even climb past 6% before the year ends. This means Reeves’ upcoming Budget could prove one of the toughest in recent memory—balancing the books without derailing growth, all while managing public expectations. What Comes Next Between now and November, Reeves is expected to roll out a series of announcements on boosting productivity and growth. But with the clock ticking and markets watching closely, she faces a delicate balancing act: calm fears, chart a credible fiscal path, and prove that Labour’s economic strategy can weather the storm.
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  • King Charles meets cancer patients and opens Midland Metropolitan University Hospital in Birmingham with humour and empathy
  • Tottenham leave £30m signing Mathys Tel out of Champions League squad in London despite summer move from Bayern Munich

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