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  • Canada Police investigating 14 officers for misconduct charges

    January 18, 2023

     Canada police is investigating 14 of its officers for misconduct charges, although none are believe to be involved in any sexual offences, Morning Wire can exclusively reveal.  As the smallest territorial police force in England and Wales with just 958 officers, the number of cases accounts for a relatively high proportion of [...]

  • Davos: Top central bankers agree on need to regulate ‘crazy’ crypto markets

    January 18, 2023

    Some of the world’s top central bankers today emphasized the need for introducing basic regulations for cryptocurrencies, but they remained equally wary that new rules could lend legitimacy to an industry that has been very unstable over the past year. The central bank chiefs agreed on the need for a basic level of crypto regulation, [...]

  • Cardano revs up first automotive project with e-TukTuk announcement in Davos

    January 18, 2023

    The world’s first automotive project built onCardano, has announced it will be launching its initial operations in Sri Lanka. In a bold step that could redefine the transportation sector for billions of people worldwide,eTukTukwas announced this afternoon at the World Economic Forum in Davos. There have been many attempts to launch two and three-wheeler electric [...]

  • Carbon Offsets vs Carbon Credits

    January 18, 2023  |  Sponsored

    Carbon carbon carbon… if you don’t know what it is, I can only imagine you’ve been hibernating under a rock since dinosaurs roamed the Earth, and what is now coal was once trees. It’s a hot topic of conversation, just like our current climate, and the increasing number of heatwaves in the UK and across [...]

  • Revealing differing attitudes to sustainability through how we talk

    January 18, 2023  |  Sponsored

    Measuring sustainability can be difficult. While companies’ impact on the planet and people is tangible, the metrics to track this impact are harder to define. The sustainability of an organisation is made up of a myriad of business decisions, policies, and programmes which come together to form its impact. In other words, the imprint (be [...]

  • George Takei’s Allegiance, review: Star Trek actor’s affecting tale of forgotten racism

    January 18, 2023

    ★★★★☆ George Takei’s most famously known from the original cast of Star Trek, but in recent years has been celebrated as an LGBTQ role model following his decision to come out in 2005 aged 68. It’s curious that Allegiance, the play Takei calls his “legacy” play, omits queer themes. But nevertheless, it’s a hammerblow critique [...]

  • Crypto market holding on tightly to recent gains as resistance level forms

    January 18, 2023

    Bitcoin is trading around $21,211 this morning, up again from yesterday as analysts see a resistance level forming around $21,200.

  • Currys’ share price up after ‘better-than-expected’ Christmas trading

    January 18, 2023

    Currys’ share price has spiked more than seven per cent, after it told investors this morning its Christmas profits were better than expected. The technology retailer reported better than forecast profits over the Christmas period, with sales in the UK offsetting a slow down in Scandinavia. The company said UK trade rose in the 10 [...]

  • Rafael Nadal: ‘Mentally destroyed’ tennis ace gives his verdict on retirement after shock Australian Open defeat

    January 18, 2023

    Tennis ace Rafael Nadal admitted he was “mentally destroyed” and fearing another long injury absence after suffering a shock defeat in the second round of the Australian Open today. The defending champion and 22-time Grand Slam winner reported he had been hampered by severe hip pain during the 6-4 6-3 7-5 loss to American Mackenzie [...]

  • Davos round-up: Citi’s lazy homeworkers, Credit Suisse’s ‘horrifying year’ and ESG investing gets political

    January 17, 2023

    As some of the world’s most important bankers gather at the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss an array of economic, political and social challenges, Morning Wire wraps up some of the top lines from the day. Credit Suisse’s “horrifying year” Credit Suisse’s own chair, Axel Lehmann, described 2022 as “a horrifying year for [...]

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