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Month: June 2023

Boris Johnson deliberately misled UK Parliament over Covid lockdown breaches, inquiry finds

By Rob Picheta and Luke McGee, CNN London (CNN) — Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson deliberately misled lawmakers over breaches of his own Covid-19 lockdown rules, a parliamentary committee has found, in a devastating and unprecedented report that lambasts Johnson’s conduct and recommends he is refused a pass to enter the parliamentary estate. The

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Report finds Boris Johnson deliberately misled Parliament over ‘partygate’ during COVID lockdown

LONDON (AP) — Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson deliberately misled Parliament about the lockdown-flouting parties that undermined his credibility and contributed to his downfall, a committee of lawmakers said Thursday after a year-long investigation. A scathing report from the House of Commons Privileges Committee found that Johnson’s actions were such a flagrant violation of the

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The Fed has paused. How long will Europe’s central bank keep raising rates in a shaky economy?

By DAVID McHUGH AP Business Writer FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The U.S. Federal Reserve has hit “pause.” But the European Central Bank is still pushing “fast forward.” Another interest rate increase of a quarter-percentage point is expected when the ECB’s governing council meets Thursday. The ECB is still raising in part because it started after

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Se multiplican las previsiones de calor extremo en Texas y México debido al cambio climático, según un análisis

Gonzalo Jimenez (CNN) — Según un análisis del grupo de investigación Climate Central, el cambio climático provocado por la actividad humana ha multiplicado por cinco la probabilidad de que se produzcan temperaturas casi sin precedentes en amplias zonas de Texas y México. Se prevé una semana de calor extremo inusual en amplias zonas de América

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Stock market today: Asia shares mixed after Fed holds rates steady and hints of hikes ahead

By YURI KAGEYAMA AP Business Writer TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares were trading mixed Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve held interest rates steady. Data from China showed consumer and factory activity weakened in May and record-breaking unemployment among young people in cities rose as an economic rebound following the end of anti-virus controls slowed.

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