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Lucy Connolly’s appeal against a 31-month prison sentence for inciting racial hatred through an inflammatory social media post was denied, with the court finding no basis for reducing her sentence.

It’s the final week of this season’s Premier League with continued midweek action before a very busy Sunday. Liverpool have already secured the title, and Southampton, Ipswich and Leicester relegated. Crystal Palace vs Wolves20:00Man City vs Bournemouth 20:00Sky Sports Premier League final day of the season – 25 May 2025 Bournemouth vs Leicester16:00Fulham vs Man City 16:00Ipswich vs West Ham 16:00Liverpool vs Crystal Palace 16:00Man United vs Aston Villa 16:00Newcastle vs Everton16:00Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea16:00Sky SportsSouthampton vs Arsenal 16:00Tottenham vs Brighton 16:00Wolves vs Brentford 16:00 Women’s Champions League final – Saturday 24 May 2025 Arsenal women are heading to Lisbon…

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Fiscal concerns put pressure on dollar and bond market Treasury yields recede from their morning highs, but still inch higher in the long end, as the U.S. budget deficit emerges as a top concern in Wall Street. After Moody’s downgraded the U.S. debt and Congress advanced a bill widely expected to increase the country’s borrowing needs, investors sold off Treasurys and the dollar. The mood improved during the session, to start a week relatively light on the data front. The 10-year ends up rising 0.036 percentage point, to 4.473%, while the two-year is flat, at 3.980%. The 30-year briefly pierced…

We are sorry to inform you that Brexit is back Ongoing talks between the UK and the EU will come to a head at a summit in London on Monday, as the government seeks a post-Brexit “reset” of relations. The talks have come about as part of a routine five year review of the UK-EU trade and cooperation agreement, though they have taken on new significance as Labour seeks to strengthen trade and economic ties with the bloc. Main Headlines:

Starmer hails Brexit reset as ‘new era’ in EU relations The Times calls the deal, unveiled by the prime minister on Tuesday, a “new era” saying the trade deal with Brussels will secure cheaper food and energy. The paper says the Brexit reset will boost the economy by £9 billion a year.  Russia launches an attack before a phone call between the two leaders, and Ukraine warns of Kremlin plans to fire an intercontinental ballistic missile, says the front page. King Charles is pictured on the front page.