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The U. K. and the U. S. have accused China of waging a global crusade of “malicious” cyberattacks as well as an unprecedented joint operation to expose Beijing’s espionage.
Britain has publicly accused China of attacking the Electoral Commission’s watchdog and of being an online “recognition” crusade targeting the email accounts of MPs and their peers.
Chinese spies will most likely use the stolen data to target dissidents and critics of Xi Jinping’s government in the UK, British intelligence says.
Hovis said he will keep bread costs largely strong this year after increases of up to 30% following Russia’s war in Ukraine, as wheat and energy costs soared.
CEO Jon Jenkins told the Pennsylvania news firm that Hovis’ charges were now “relatively stable” thanks to the charge cuts for the group. The bread and bakery logo increased charges by 15% to 30% in its fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, 2023. , after seeing some commodity prices up to six times, while energy and distribution costs also skyrocketed.
The most recent set of accounts available for Hovis shows that it reduced pre-tax losses in the 53 weeks to 30 September last year to £3. 6 million, compared to losses of £28. 6 million in the last 38 weeks to 24 September 2022. .
The Environment Agency has introduced an alert portal for water staff in a bid to tackle issues such as sewage pollution.
Those operating in the sector must alert the watchdog to any consideration of serious environmental irregularities through their organizations.
In addition to water utilities, stakeholders in the waste, nuclear, fisheries, agriculture, and chemical sectors can also use the portal to report their concerns. Their identities will be confidential sources.
The United Kingdom has entered Gaza for the first time.
The RAF airdropped more than 10 tonnes of aid – adding water, rice, cooking oil, flour, canned goods and baby formula – to civilians in Gaza along its northern coast.
Defense Secretary Grant assesses the drop after an assessment of the alleviation of risks to the military project and the dangers to civilians.
The Conservative Party has removed an ad attacking the Labour Party and featuring scenes from New York, even though the video was about London.
The clip posted on X attacking London Mayor Sadiq Khan used a stampede at a New York City subway station.
Conservative mayoral candidate Susan Hall’s ad was temporarily removed and replaced with a video in which scenes from New York had been cut. A source close to Khan said: “It’s true that he’s working out for the Conservative campaign. This is a deeply misleading attack that deliberately denigrates London.
Japan’s cabinet has approved a plan to sell the next-generation fighter jets it is developing with Britain and Italy to other countries.
This is a step backwards from the country’s post-war pacifist principles.
The resolution to allow arms sales abroad is expected to help secure Japan’s role in the joint fighter jet mission and is part of a move to expand the country’s arms industry and its role in global security.
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Shareholders of Digital World Acquisition Corp, a publicly traded shell company, approved a merger deal with Donald Trump’s media in a vote on Friday.
The former president is expected to own the maximum of the combined company, with approximately 79 million percent. Added to Digital World’s final percentage value on Friday of £36. 94 (about £29. 20), the total cost of its stake could amount to around £3 billion. (£2. 37 billion).
Nissan announces plans to introduce 30 new models through 2026 as a major new business initiative.
Arc’s business plan was laid out by Nissan Chairman and CEO Makoto Uchida in a photograph to help generate profits while improving competitiveness.
Of the 30 new models to be launched until 2026, 14 of them will be electrified and 14 will use classic internal combustion engines.
The FTSE closed 13. 35 points lower to end the day at 7,917. 57. The CAC 40 was down 0. 32 points at 8,151. 60, the Dax was up 55. 37 points at 18,261. 31 and the Dow Jones was down 162. 26 points at 39,313. 64.
The weather will be largely cloudy, rainy and rainy today, with showers across much of the south, according to BBC Weather, but northern Scotland will see brighter periods and wintry showers. There will be some softness in the southwest later.
On Wednesday, heavy rain and thunderstorms will spread from the southwest to the northeast, followed by showers. Rain, sleet and snow in the hills will burn in the far north of Scotland, and the weather will be windy at times.
John has been with Car Dealer since 2013 after spending 25 years at the newspaper as a journalist and then Deputy Deputy Editor/Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Regional and National Titles. John is an Assistant Editor of Car Dealer’s Editorial Department and social media manager.
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