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Author: News Desk
Express Sport – Thanks & goodbye The back page of the Daily Express celebrates West Ham’s Europa League win – and says star Declan Rice is set to leave the club with Arsenal lined up to sign the midfielder. Read the back pages here
She was rocked by the backlash.
Telegraph Sport – Saudi deal lifts Trumps Open hope The Daily Telegraph’s back page leads with an exclusive: Trump family backed LIV golf all the way and could leverage their support with PIF helping to persuade the R&A to remove its ban. The back page also notes Declan Rice is set to leave West Ham after the club won the Europa League. Read the back pages here
The i Sport – ‘A right old knees-up’ Declan Rice and his bucket hat are also prominent on the back of the i, as is a transfer exclusive reporting that Brentford are demanding at least £40m from Tottenham for goalkeeper David Raya. Read the back pages here
‘His life was cut short way too early.’
Star Sport – ‘There may be treble ahead’ As well as celebrating West Ham, the Daily Star also looks ahead to tomorrow with pictures of the Manchester City players landing in Istanbul. Read the back pages here
The Economist – The baby-bust economy Global fertility has collapsed, with profound economic consequences THE ECONOMIST SAYS In the roughly 250 years since the Industrial Revolution the world’s population, like its wealth, has exploded. Before the end of this century, however, the number of people on the planet could shrink for the first time since the Black Death. The root cause is not a surge in deaths, but a slump in births. Across much of the world the fertility rate, the average number of births per woman, is collapsing. Although the trend may be familiar, its extent and its consequences…
City AM – There’s a new sheriff in town FCA’s new crypto advertising rules met with mixed industry response CITY AM SAYS The Financial Conduct Authority’s new rules surrounding the marketing of digital assets have been met with a mixture of confusion, enthusiasm and a bit of mild despair by the crypto industry. The FCA’s new set of rules come into force from today, presenting some sweeping changes to the way cryptocurrency companies advertise their products. Some of the new legislation will impose a ‘cooling off’ period that will allow investors up to 24-hours to complete a transaction, thereby allowing…
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