Poundland suppliers warn collapse could cost them millions
One Poundland supplier could lose millions of pounds if the retailer collapses, while other suppliers have said they could also be forced out of business.
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1More Iranians call for nuclear weapons after war with the U.S.
Some Iranian clerics and officials argue that the country should rebuild deterrence by abandoning its longstanding pledge not to develop a nuclear bomb after the war with the United States.
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1Binance says fake job interviews were used in a $6.3bn crypto hack
Binance says an engineer was contacted through a legitimate job platform and invited to fake interviews with bogus company representatives as part of a $6.3bn cryptocurrency hack.
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1Democrats win Senate control and move closer to House victory in U.S. midterms
Democrats won control of the Senate and moved closer to taking the House after flipping seats in Texas, Iowa, Kansas, North Carolina, South Carolina and Ohio; President Trump said he would accept the results.
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1Comeback win over Roma could save Michael Carrick’s Manchester United job
Manchester United came back from two goals down to beat Roma, a result that could give head coach Michael Carrick a reprieve after his position had appeared precarious at half-time.
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1Houses of Parliament faces risk of Notre Dame-style fire as restoration costs rise
A parliamentary committee warned that the Palace of Westminster could face a catastrophic fire unless funding for refurbishment is addressed, as maintenance costs continue to rise.
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