US judge may suspend wild horses round-up in Nevada

A US federal judge is considering temporarily suspending the capture of wild horses in the state of Nevada, where advocates say the federal government is “needlessly and recklessly” killing free-roaming mustangs in violation of US laws. District judge Miranda Du said she expects to rule by Monday on the advocates’ …

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Out-of-home leads Holocaust Memorial Day commemorations

The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust has commissioned a nationwide multimedia campaign to remember victims of genocide. London’s Piccadilly Lights and BFI IMAX led outdoor executions as part of the ‘Light the Darkness’ campaign to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. Landsec, owner of the Piccadilly Lights, gave the space for 15 minutes …

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Delivery Hero Food Hong Kong being investigated under competition laws

28 January 2022 Transport / Logistics Services Hong Kong competition authorities are investigating restaurant delivery businesses Foodpanda’s and Deliveroo’s parent company Delivery Hero Food Hong Kong. The Competition Commission is investigating whether the company has imposed anti-competitive practices such as requiring the restaurants to work with its delivery businesses exclusively. At …

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John LYTOLLIS – News and Star

LYTOLLIS John Peacefully at home on Sunday 23rd January 2022, John aged 69 years (former Gillford Park Football Team player, and employee of Stead McAlpin and Royal Mail). Beloved husband of Omchai, dearly loved father of Steven, Freya, Robbie and Anita, cherished grandad of Elliot and Toby, much loved brother …

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