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Ryanair’s chief executive has said he is considering increasing the bonuses paid to staff for finding customers’ oversized luggage. The airline currently pays its staff approximately €1.50 for identifying passengers with prohibited baggage on board. It is known that the…
The Prime Minister noted that uncertainty over tariffs creates “difficulties” for budgeting and medium-term financial planning. US President Donald Trump said he would impose 30 percent tariffs on EU goods from August 1 unless a new trade deal with the…
A brown bear attacked a woman while she was hiking along a well-known trail in the Chugach Mountains of Alaska. Authorities are still searching for the animal, according to state police. Anchorage police spokesman Christopher Barraza said Alaska State Troopers…
US President Donald Trump announced the conclusion of a trade agreement with Japan, which introduces a 15% tax on goods imported from that country. “This deal will create hundreds of thousands of jobs. Nothing like this has ever happened before,”…
Alexander Isak will remain at Newcastle next season as no one is in a position to sign him. That is the view of former Magpies defender John Anderson, amid intense speculation over the Swedish striker’s future on Tyneside following his…
Venus Williams returned to winning ways after 16 months away from active play by winning a doubles match against Hailey Baptiste in Washington on Monday. The 45-year-old seven-time Grand Slam champion has been given a wild card to play in…
Gerwyn Price got into a tense exchange with Daryl Gurney after his 10-7 victory in the first round of the World Matchplay in Blackpool. They shook hands firmly after Price finished the match with a double 12, and Gurney appeared…
In this investor’s guide, Bartosz Stolarczuk, a securities broker at BOŚ Brokerage House, discusses what shares are, why companies issue them, how this market works, and how to choose shares for your investment portfolio./ Partner Material It also explains how…
Prime Minister Michael Martin has called for an end to the conflict in Gaza, calling images of starving children “horrific”. Mr Martin called for an increase in the amount of humanitarian aid to be sent to Gaza. The statement comes…
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