No more Mr Nice Guy: Microsoft CEO rages after Activision merger blocked in UK
The CMA's decision was largely based on concerns that Microsoft could come to dominate the cloud gaming market, or games which are streamed rather than downloaded.
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Discovering Bordeaux: So much more than the wine capital of the world
They take you on a boat ride with Bordeaux's last professional fisherman and teach you how to make a favourite local sweet treat called a cannelé. The pastry echoes a dark chapter of Bordeaux's past: when it was France's second-largest port of the African slave trade between the 17th and 19th century.
Joe Biden formally announces 2024 White House run
Elsewhere, inflation has hit hard around the world, including in Canada. The cost of living there is skyrocketing as rents and house prices reach astronomical levels. Many people are also struggling with soaring food prices. That's led hundreds of thousands to turn to food banks as they do their best to make ends meet. We take a closer look.
Film show: 'Dirty, Difficult, Dangerous', a tale of star-crossed lovers in Beirut
Next, film critic Emma Jones tells us about the lengthy and existential high jinks of Ari Aster's "Beau is Afraid".
'I am Alevi': Turkish presidential hopeful Kilicdaroglu breaks religious taboo in video
Elsewhere, Israel has marked Memorial Day in the run-up to its 75th anniversary of independence. This year's commemorations remembering fallen soldiers and victims of terror attacks have taken place against a backdrop of deep political divisons. On Monday, thousands attended a joint Israeli-Palestinian memorial. The event, which has always stirred controversy, made headlines once again after Israel's top court ordered authorities to allow 150 Palestinians to attend the ceremony in Tel Aviv, despite a government ban.
The second coming of Lula: Brazil's president in superpower balancing act
We ask about Brazil's Ukraine stance, and about Lula's claim that Brazil is back after four years of the far right’s Jair Bolsonaro. Portugal, the former colonial power, is happy to welcome the return of a leader who was at the helm during Brazil's boom years of the early 2000s… but the world has changed.