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The greatest wealth transfer is underway, and heirs around the world who are set to inherit billions are preparing to use the money very differently from the generations that built it.
MSCI keeps South Korea as emerging market, delays Indonesia review amid downgrade risk ○
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The review comes amid hopes that Seoul could be included in MSCI's Developed Markets watchlist.
US Supreme Court says Rastafarian man shaved by prison guards can’t sue ○
The high court has upheld ruling that prisoners cannot sue prison staff for money damages under religious liberties law.
Protesters sentenced to decades in US prison over alleged antifa ties ⊖⊖
Civil liberties advocates have expressed alarm over the case involving a protest outside Prairieland Detention Center.
Hormuz closure strands almost 1,200 cargo ships with $125bn worth of goods ⊕
‘Unprecedented’ blockade of the strait raises concerns about the future of global maritime trade, says insurer Allianz
Notorious Liverpool gangster killed in Holland nine years after 'committing a double murder' was shot dead while trying to collect a debt ⊖⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Paul Parker was killed on June 1 after a fight inside a garage in the Dutch city of Heerhugowaard.
Revered artist is caught secretly recording kids and parents using bathroom during his birthday party at home, police say ⊕
Andrew Farago, the former curator of Cartoon Art Museum, was arrested on June 3 on 20 counts of invasion of privacy involving the use of a hidden camera.
PM and Burnham at war over defence: Starmer bid to settle military cash blueprint BEFORE No10 changeover ⊖⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Sir Keir's charge to deliver his ten-year Defence Investment Plan (DIP) enraged allies of the PM-in-waiting and drew criticism from a former Civil Service chief.
The Morning Poll: Why does Britain fall apart when it gets hot? ⊖
Other countries routinely cope with higher temperatures, so why does Britain struggle so much in hot weather?
These intimate tales of near-death experiences make for brilliant TV, CHRISTOPHER STEVENS writes ⊖
In the last of the ten-minute episodes of It Happened To Me, Matthew Allick described how he suffered a cardiac arrest that left him clinically dead for ten minutes.