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GuruFocus.comCapital Bancorp Inc (CBNK) Q1 2024 Earnings: Mixed Results Amidst Strategic Expansions
Performance Aligned with Analyst Projections Despite Economic Headwinds
- Evening Standard
London travel news LIVE: Waterloo trains cancelled after person hit by train between Richmond and Teddington
Emergency services are responding to reports a person has been struck by a train between Kingston and Teddington. National Rail says the following services are affected: Waterloo to Teddington via Richmond; Waterloo to Strawberry Hill via Kingston, and Waterloo to Shepperton services. Meanwhile, there is significant congestion to traffic in central London, after multiple horses bolted through Aldwych.
- Evening Standard
What is the Commonwealth as its 75th anniversary approaches?
Commonwealth Day is held in March and another significant milestone is set to be celebrated
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'Number of horses' on the loose in central London - as one appears to be covered in blood
Two loose horses have been seen running around central London, one of which appeared to be covered in blood.
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Megan Thee Stallion accused of harassment by former cameraman
The rapper has been sued by her former cameraman who has accused her of harassment and claimed he was forced to watch her have sex in a car. The lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Tuesday, accusing Megan of harassment and creating a hostile work environment. According to documents obtained by The Blast, the cameraman, Emilio Garcia, claimed he was trapped in a car with the Savage rapper in Ibiza, Spain, in June 2022 while she engaged in sexual acts with an unidentified woman.
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Sterling dips as investors book profits on scorching rally
The pound has come under pressure this week, having hit its lowest since November on Monday, after Bank of England officials suggested the central bank was becoming more confident that UK inflation is subsiding, which would indicate that interest rates might fall more quickly than the market currently expects. BoE Governor Andrew Bailey last week said inflation in Britain was subsiding in line with the central bank's forecasts, while Monetary Policy Committee member Dave Ramsden, who has recently voted to keep rates where they are, said the risk of price pressures remaining too high has receded. The derivatives market reflects a belief among traders that the BoE could cut rates once at its August meeting and again by the end of the year.
- USA TODAY Opinion
My faith puts health first. Supreme Court abortion ruling would pander to Christian extremists.
Protecting emergency reproductive care that prioritizes the life of the pregnant person is about our right to religious freedom, too.
- Evening Standard
FTSE 100 Live 24 April: Lloyds profits slip; blue-chips at record levels again
The rejuvenated FTSE 100 index touched a new record today in a session when the focus turned to UK banking stocks. Lloyds Banking Group kicked off the sector’s reporting season by posting a 28% fall in first quarter profits alongside unchanged full-year guidance. Other companies in the spotlight today included Reckitt Benckiser, Jet2 and the Carex business PZ Cussons.
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Far-right French mayor imposes curfew on children to tackle 'violence'
A far-right French mayor has announced the introduction of a nighttime curfew for children under 13 in a bid to curb alleged youth violence, which has become a political issue in the run-up to European elections in June. Robert Ménard, the independent mayor of the southern town of Beziers, on Tuesday said the curfew would be effective every night in three neighbourhoods from 11pm to 6am until 30 September. Children may only be outside if accompanied by an adult. In cases of emergency or "immedia
- The Telegraph
Pret brings back co-founder as it battles coffee app chaos
Pret a Manger has brought back its co-founder in a boardroom shakeup at the coffee chain, as it grapples with tech chaos sparked by a revamp of its subscription service.
- Evening Standard
Arsenal: Mikel Arteta knows his perfect north London derby team after five-star Chelsea thrashing
The Gunners are primed for a fascinating title race finale and face Tottenham next
- BBC
Richard Gadd asks viewers to stop Baby Reindeer speculation
The Netflix series depicts the true story of a stalker who harassed Gadd over a number of years.
- Investor's Business Daily
Dow Jones Futures: Tesla Surges On 'Affordable' EV Plans; Meta Earnings Loom
A rally attempt is underway. Tesla revved higher on plans for "affordable" EVs. Meta and ServiceNow earnings loom tonight.
- People
Khloé Kardashian Shares Video of ‘Nightly Dance Party Craziness’ with True, Tatum and Niece Dream
The cousins hung out together at home in the sweet clip posted on April 23
- BBC
Pensioners' fears over paying income tax
Charities report heightened concern among pensioners who fear being dragged into paying income tax.
- The Telegraph
Carlos Tevez rushed to hospital with chest pains
Carlos Tevez has been taken to hospital in Argentina after suffering chest pains, his Independiente have confirmed.
- HuffPost UK
Confused About Voter ID Ahead Of The Local Elections? Here's What You Need To Know
There are only a few hours left to apply for free photo ID if you don't already have one.
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Ben Duckett backs his ‘different’ skills to aid England’s T20 World Cup bid
Duckett has a strike-rate of 145 in a dozen T20 internationals but has often been on the fringes of the set-up.
- The Independent
Blood-soaked Household Cavalry horses loose in central London injuring people and hitting cars
The horses are said to have become spooked during a training exercise with a soldier injured
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Toonik Tyme goes out with a bang
he uncertain temperatures that led into the beginning of Toonik Tyme, Iqaluit’s spring celebrations, stabilized enough for the planning committee at 123!Go to run all the planned outdoor events on the sea ice for the second weekend of celebrations, April 12-14. Temperatures during the day ranged from -2 C to -10 C, and all contestants, observers, and supporters of the snowmobile and dog races were able to travel the ice with cars and equipment thanks to the efforts of Tom Fitzgerald, who cleared