EU agrees to follow US, UK in settling securities trades faster
EU regulators confirmed in a Tuesday statement that they want to speed up the settlement of securities transactions – following a shift already underway in the US and UK.
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Bonfires and fireworks set to light up the nights ahead in Trafford
Bonfire events are taking place across Trafford to celebrate the famous gunpowder plot of 1605, when Guy Fawkes attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament. There are no council-sponsored events, but the sparklers and the fireworks kick off at Bowdon Cricket, Hockey and Squash Club on South Downs Road on Friday November 1.
Downing Street rejects 'thank you' suggestion over Keir Starmer's Taylor Swift tickets
Downing Street has rejected suggestions that Sir Keir Starmer received Taylor Swift tickets as a “thank you” after she was given taxpayer-funded police security while performing in London.
UK bank to give customers as much as £3,500 each
First Direct customers have the opportunity to get their hands on up to £3,500 in free cash, and they may not even realise it. The bank, which is a division of HSBC UK, is running a prize draw through its app in October and November in celebration of its 35th anniversary.
Councillor issues public statement in bid to lead crisis-hit council
A Tameside councillor who left her a cabinet role last week has vowed to transform the scandal-hit authority in a bid to be named its new leader.
Gary Neville was right about Erik ten Hag at Manchester United - but he won't be happy about it
Poor predictions are a staple of any football fan's diet - whether they admit it or not - it's just lucky that most are able to sweep them under the carpet and forget they were ever made. Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher don't enjoy such luxury.
Jim Harbaugh wearing heart monitor, taking blood thinner after irregular heartbeat
Leave it to Jim Harbaugh to call an audible when addressing his health.
How Carlos Rodón, with tips from Pettitte and Cole, rewarded Yankees' Game 1 gamble
NEW YORK — This is why the Yankees are paying Carlos Rodón $162 million over six years: to have a top-notch poker face.