Meghan Markle's daughter, Princess Lilibet, appeared in As Ever founder's new video. On Instagram, the ****** ss of Sussex shared a glimpse of her and Prince Harry's 5-year-old kid. In it, the toddler proved that she is her mother's tiny business partner. Meanwhile, the clip featured Markle's lifestyle brand's holiday collection, including her signature fruit jams.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's daughter, Princess Lilibet, made an adorable appearance in the new As Ever video. Recently, the mother of two shared a reel on Instagram, introducing her brand's holiday collection. The princess accompanied her Mom in the kitchen and helped her make fruit jam.
In the clip, Markle seemed to be the one recording the adorable mother-daughter moment. She stirred the jam mixture on the stove, and just near the stove stood Lilibet. The little one appeared to be her mom's sous chef and business partner. She had a large bowl in front of her on the kitchen counter. Her tiny hand held a spatula as she spread the fruit jam.
Furthermore, Markle asked her kid, "What do you think, Lili?" The toddler looked over the pot on the stove and gave her verdict. "I think it's beautiful," she said. However, her face was not entirely shown in the clip.
Meanwhile, this was not the first time Markle involved her children in her Instagram videos. Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have often featured in their mom's reels. However, their faces have not been fully shown.

#lilibet #Instagram #prince #clip

Meghan Markle's daughter, Princess Lilibet, appeared in As Ever founder's new video. On Instagram, the ***** ss of Sussex shared a glimpse of her and Prince Harry's 5-year-old kid. In it, the toddler proved that she is her mother's tiny business partner. Meanwhile, the clip featured Markle's lifestyle brand's holiday collection, including her signature fruit jams.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's daughter, Princess Lilibet, made an adorable appearance in the new As Ever video. Recently, the mother of two shared a reel on Instagram, introducing her brand's holiday collection. The princess accompanied her Mom in the kitchen and helped her make fruit jam.
In the clip, Markle seemed to be the one recording the adorable mother-daughter moment. She stirred the jam mixture on the stove, and just near the stove stood Lilibet. The little one appeared to be her mom's sous chef and business partner. She had a large bowl in front of her on the kitchen counter. Her tiny hand held a spatula as she spread the fruit jam.
Furthermore, Markle asked her kid, "What do you think, Lili?" The toddler looked over the pot on the stove and gave her verdict. "I think it's beautiful," she said. However, her face was not entirely shown in the clip.
Meanwhile, this was not the first time Markle involved her children in her Instagram videos. Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have often featured in their mom's reels. However, their faces have not been fully shown.

#fruit #stove

Mantua, Cuba, is a small fishing village on the northwestern coast of the island; legend says it was founded by shipwrecked Italian sailors in the early 1600s. Los Arroyos, the neighborhood where Randy Arozarena grew up, is a tiny tip of the island, about as close to Cancún as it is to the capital Havana, where Lazaro Montes was born. Maybe their respective hometowns account for their personality differences: Randy is quieter, more removed, shying away from media appearances, while Laz is as big and boisterous as the bustling capital city itself, eager to try out his English with whoever wants to talk. Making his big-league debut tonight, "Big Laz" had an appropriately splashy welcome to the big leagues that will guarantee his megawatt smile will light up highlight reels tonight both in Seattle and beyond, accounting for two of the Mariners' nine runs tonight. But Randy Arozarena also continued doing what he's done all season, leading the team offensively and providing an early separating blow that helped the Mariners outlast the Red Sox in a grueling 9-6 win at Fenway.
The Mariners got on the board right away when Dominic Canzone absolutely obliterated this hanging changeup from Red Sox starter Jedixson Paez:
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Unfortunately, the Red Sox took that run right back with a blast of their own, a four-seamer from Bryan Woo that didn't quite get top rail enough that Mickey Gasper hammered for a matching blow.
But the Mariners offense picked up their starter in the top of the second, pouncing on Paez for five runs of both the small and large ball variety. Josh Naylor got things going with a leadoff double, followed by a line-drive single from Cole Young – not super hard hit, but any contact in the air is good from young Cole, who's been really struggling lately with pounding the ball into the ground. That brought up Lazaro Montes for his very first big-league at-bat in an RBI situation. Facing a flagging pitcher on a bullpen day, Montes took a studied, disciplined at-bat, getting ahead 2-0, whiffing at a changeup on the plate, and then declining to chase two more changeups to earn his way on base. J.P. Crawford put the Mariners ahead on a sacrifice fly, and then Brock Rodden checked in with an infield hit of his own, hustling down the line to allow Cole Young to score. That also turned the lineup over for Randy Arozarena, who continued his audition to Get Real Paid by the Red Sox next season by crushing a sinker middle-middle that would have wound up on Lansdowne Street if not for an inconveniently located billboard.

#Mariners #randy #paez

Carter Grandbois was 16 years old, working for a junk-removal operator in Johnstown, Colorado, when he noticed the cash. His boss kept a thick stack of it in the center console of his truck. Grandbois went home and talked to his dad, and within days, they bought a trailer. The first job paid $500 for 30 minutes of work. "That was kind of an eye-opener," Grandbois, now 18 and working for himself full-time, told Fortune.
Carter's Junk Away bills as much as $15,000 a month in peak season, Grandbois said. His W-2 employees are his high school friends, but he admits that he wasn't able to scale up and reach profitability until he created a pricing calculator, started tracking data, and started using systems to get consistent lead flows.
"I'm really into vibe-coding and creating software," he explained. "After that, we were able to be profitable on every single job," he said proudly. "When our team is out… they're bidding jobs spot-on every single time. So every time they complete a job, I mean, we're making anywhere from $50 to $200 without being on the truck." He said he earns about $125 to $1,000 per junk-removal job and he is increasingly overseeing the business from home as he scales, which is what he means by not "being on the truck."
Grandbois wants to share the wealth, too, via social media. (He's on TikTok at american.junkremoval.) "I was like, 'Hey, like everyone else could totally use this for their business.'" Now he has two calculators—a universal one for everyone and another, "private junk-removal calculator," which he described as detailed for a "more experienced junk-removal business." When asked about potentially creating his own rivals, he shrugged. "That is one of the things with giving away stuff for free. You never know who's watching the content. But at the end of the day, I know I'm doing something good for anyone else who's trying to start."
After all, he explained, it was his inspiration. Where another generation might have read about, say, Warren Buffett in Fortune magazine, he reflected, "it's probably just like Instagram reels where you're scrolling and you're like, 'That guy has a Lamborghini. That dude has a McLaren. Why can't I have one of those?'"

#grandbois #time #every #business

Elite high school football players have spent years fighting up the depth chart, getting collegiate notice and becoming stars. With the start of the 2026 football season approaching, its time for the upperclassmen in 2027 and 2028 to shine, and the underclassmen to begin making their names known.
USA TODAY Sports is proud to present its preseason All-America team, highlighting 36 players on both sides of the ball who are primed to become household names now and in the future. Champions like David Gabriel-Georges, record-breakers like Roye Oliver III, and showstoppers like Jalen Brewster represent a loaded field that destined for highlight reels and national recognition.
These three teams were dictated based off a variety of factors, including performances in previous seasons, statistics, recruiting rankings and projections for how they will grow in the coming year. It's a profile of who to watch closely — they may be repping your favorite teams on Saturdays and Sundays in the near future.
Without further ado, here is the USA TODAY Sports All-America National Preseason Team.
Quarterback: Elijah Haven, Dunham School (Baton Rouge, LA), Sr.

#America #school #team #national

We're almost there -- the New Orleans Saints released their first unofficial depth chart ahead of Saturday's preseason game with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and for the most part, it's what you expect. The starting offensive line looks like what we've seen at training camp. It's the same pecking order at running back with Kendre Miller at RB3, even while he's missed several days of practice reps with an injury. Backups like Audric Estime and Devin Neal need to do more with their own reps to unseat him (and in Neal's case, also get healthy). But there are some points of note and takeaways from this first depth chart. It's important to remember this is an unofficial document made for media purposes, not a set-in-stone reflection of how the team is operating at practice every day. Coaches are going to stack some of these positions differently.
And here is what we learned:
There isn't much of a buffer between Simpkins (an undrafted free agent last year) and Wright (a rookie fourth-round pick) and the opportunity to play under the bright lights. Both backups are listed on the second-string offense behind Erik McCoy and Cesar Ruiz, respectively. And that's before Dillon Radunz goes on injured reserve. The Saints listed Radunz as the backup left guard but he's been practicing ahead of Wright until his recent knee injury. We may see William Sherman get the nod in a pinch, but look for Wright to log a ton of snaps this preseason.
This may not be too surprising if you've been keeping up with the daily highlight reels from practice, but being drafted in Round 6 doesn't mean you're a slam dunk to make the team. Brown followed that up by making some big catches in team drills, routinely getting open in one-on-one sessions, and standing out during special teams periods. He's listed as the immediate backup behind Chris Olave on the second-team offense as well the primary returner on both punts and kickoffs. He's still behind Jordyn Tyson and Devaughn Vele, sure. Brown is on the fast track to not just make the 53-man roster but to see meaningful snaps on Sundays.
The workload for respected veterans like Cameron Jordan and Alvin Kamara has been obvious. Jordan practiced with the second-string defense behind Chase Young and Carl Granderson (before his hamstring injury flared up) while Kamara mainly worked in passing situations and third downs with Travis Etienne Jr. seeing early-down work. Both of them have taken a backseat to new arrivals and younger teammates. But that isn't reflected on this unofficial depth chart. Jordan is listed as a starter with Young "or" Granderson starting at the other edge rusher spot. Kamara has the same "or" designation with Etienne. It's a symbol of respect for the vets but it doesn't reflect the team's plans for them. Young and Etienne are going to play as many snaps as they can handle.

#wright

Stocks that have climbed in the early weeks of training camp shouldn't be overlooked. The belittling of excelling in Oxnard because Kaiir Elam and others like him did well before regular-season flopping isn't fair.
There are plenty of times players look great and go on to have great seasons, building on camp momentum. Antwaun Woods was battling with Travis Frederick in training camp, and even though Frederick retired from the NFL, Woods took that confidence and ended up as a starter for Dallas. It's a story as old as time.
The Dallas Cowboys are looking for consistency in play; a drumbeat. Show up, make plays, outperform others on special teams or in their position groups, and try to be impactful to the coaches. On offense, the Cowboys have three clear needs to fill: tight end, offensive tackle, and explosive rushing option, and these options are rising their stocks early on in camp.
Trigg has made some nice receptions in camp, but that's what was expected based on his highlight reels from Baylor. What's truly raising his stock is his better-than-expected run blocking, along with the thinning out of competition, namely Princeton Fant's ACL injury. Luke Schoonmaker is still clearly TE3 due to special teams ability, but if Trigg continues to look like a better option on offense, the team could find a way to keep him on the roster.
The Guyton worry has shifted in Year 3 from "can he play?" to will he play. When Guyton is on the field, he performs well enough to be a solid starting left tackle. Guyton unfortunately can't be trusted to be on the field daily.

#guyton #trigg #stocks #early

Mondi has introduced a packaging format that pairs a corrugated outer carton with recyclable flexible packaging marked by laser.
The design is aimed at e-commerce and bag-in-box uses and can be applied to several flexible packaging formats to support circularity and form supply chains.
Artwork is added directly to the flexible packaging during converting through laser marking technology, removing the need for standard decorative printing and printing plates.
Mondi said this makes it easier to customise packs, update artwork quickly and adjust designs in response to shifts in market demand and consumer preferences.
The format can be used across different flexible packaging types, including reels, pre-made pouches such as the re/cycle StripPouch, and larger pre-made bags.

#packaging #flexible #made

In the modern NFL, high-powered offenses often steal highlight reels, but games are still won in the trenches. Speaking to reporters before training camp practice following the team's first padded session, Pittsburgh Steelers new head coach Mike McCarthy laid out his philosophy on building a dominant offensive line. He stressed that health, continuity, and roster depth are the true backbones of a championship season.
Before Wednesday's practice in Latrobe, in a video shared on X by reporter Chris Adamski, McCarthy highlighted a timeless league truth: cohesive offensive line play directly correlates with winning games.
"A lot of value there, a lot of talent," said McCarthy when asked about the pedigree of his offensive line. "I've always adhered to the statistics of how many consecutive starts that you have with your offensive line, it equates to winning and has for decades in our league. So, trying to establish the starting five is something you're always going through in training camp.
"Most importantly is the depth. I know recently we've played a lot of offensive linemen, that's why you hear me talk about position flexibility so much. It's critical, particularly in a 17-game season. I really like the group, but I think yesterday being the first day in pads is a real starting point of who we are and who we want to be."
Building a starting unit is only half the battle in a grueling schedule. As McCarthy noted, injuries are an inevitable reality of professional football. Success hinges on having reserves who can step in without disrupting the offensive flow.

#offensive #starting #camp #first

Martine Medesse of Benin Republic's Amazons clears the ball as Nigeria's Super Falcons qualify for the Women Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2026 after playing a 1-1 draw (3-1 aggregate) with Benin Republic's Amazons in the second leg of the WAFCON 2026 qualifying match at MKO Abiola Sports Arena in Abeokuta, Ogun State, on October 28, 2025. (Photo by Adekunle Ajayi/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
The 2026 FIFA World Cup wrapped last month, and with it went 39 days of the kind of moments that make a tournament unforgettable: a teenage phenom stealing highlight reels with his flair, a scrappy underdog nation refusing to go home, a 40-year-old goalkeeper turning in the performance of his career, a nine-figure transfer rumor before the confetti had even settled. For four weeks, the entire sports world organized itself around this single competition. But the appetite for those storylines didn't end when the final whistle blew, and it doesn't need a men's tournament to be satisfied. Right now, in stadiums and arenas across the world, women's sports are producing the exact same arcs: breakout stars, Cinderella runs, veteran redemption stories, record-breaking numbers, and transfer fees rewriting what the sport is worth. They're just not getting the same attention. Here are five World Cup moments and the women's sports stories playing out in real time that deserve to be next on your watchlist.
PERTH, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 03: Morocco players celebrate advancing to the knock out stage after the 1-0 victory in the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Group H match between Morocco and Colombia at Perth Rectangular Stadium on August 03, 2023 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Alex Grimm - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
Liked Lamine Yamal's flair? Watch Morocco's Atlas Lionesses at WAFCON.
Yamal spent this World Cup as one of the most-watched players on the planet, a teenager with more than 50 million Instagram followers turning every touch into a moment. Morocco is hosting the Women's Africa Cup of Nations for a third straight edition, running through August 16 across Rabat and Casablanca, and the Atlas Lionesses have opened their campaign in commanding form. They beat Kenya 4-0 to open the tournament, then beat Algeria 1-0 to move to two wins from two matches, sitting atop Group A with five goals scored and none conceded. The breakout to watch is Barcelona Femení prospect Kautar Azraf, flagged by CAF as one of the country's brightest young talents ahead of her first senior call-up, the same "unproven teenager announces herself on the biggest stage" arc that made Yamal a global name this summer.
Liked Cape Verde's underdog run? Watch WAFCON's debutant nations.
Cape Verde's men's team was one of the World Cup's most beloved stories, a nation of fewer than 600,000 people holding its own against the sport's giants. Their women's game has its own version unfolding right now. Cape Verde and Malawi are both playing in their first-ever Women's AFCON this year

Josh Kerr didn't get much sleep last night. "There's no time for that. Glasgow on the weekend, mate, it's bouncing," the Scot said with a slight croak in his voice.
The response - 11 hours after his Commonwealth Games mile victory - was entirely in keeping with the way Kerr has conducted himself this week. Embedded with Team Scotland, back home among his own people, and absolutely revelling in it.
Look at his social media. Reels of the 28-year-old running around the streets of the city. In its parks and on its tracks. Pictures of him loosening off under a Kingston Bridge flyover in a hotel car park. Images of him engaging with the crowd.
His crowd, the people who came to see the mile record holder on Saturday night.
Among them were Kerr's grandparents and nephews, his first ever coach, and his training partners from when he was 11 or 12.

#crowd

Jul. 23—BEMIDJI — Michael Bitzer has been tethered to Bemidji for a long time, even when he didn't know it.
It started in Moorhead's youth hockey program. He took the crease in games at the John S. Glas Fieldhouse.
When the Sanford Center opened in 2010, the Spuds took a trip to Bemidji to watch a game against Colorado College. Two years later, Bitzer backstopped Moorhead to a Section 8AA championship in the same building.
While playing in the United States Hockey League, Bitzer committed to play for Bemidji State. His four-year career from 2014-18 included a Western Collegiate Hockey ***** ociation championship in 2017, along with a top 10 Hobey Baker Award finalist nod.
Now, Bitzer has built a life in Germany. He's preparing to enter his eighth professional season overseas. Still, the invisible string occasionally reels him back to the First City on the Mississippi.

#bitzer #hockey #fieldhouse

Nearly 18 million people tuned in to watch England muddle past Norway on ITV over the weekend, so it's a safe bet that tonight's World Cup semi-final with Argentina will comfortably top 20 million viewers on the BBC.
Some will be watching this World Cup for the first time. Some might be new to following England in tournaments. If that's you, welcome. You're not too late. The World Cup is a book that can be opened at any page, each chapter a distinct challenge, a new puzzle to solve. You don't need to have watched England toil against Ghana to appreciate this intense showdown with Argentina.
Perhaps you're 10 years old watching your first World Cup, in which case absorb it, it will forever be your favourite. Perhaps you don't usually watch football but the algorithm served up reels of Wonderwall singalongs, Harry's Kane's high-pitched interview, John Stones' party shoulder, and you thought, I need a bit of whatever this is.
Come on in. This is where we keep the memories. Mind your step, the floor is littered with trauma. That faded picture on the back wall? That's Bobby Moore on a throne of shoulders. The dusty statuette in the corner? That's the old World Cup trophy. Ah, yes, the rake you just stepped on is the physical manifestation of Diego Maradona's left hand. And the handle that just hit you in the face is his left foot.
Because – and it's only fair to give some warning here – it hurts to support your team in knockout football, pain spawned from a specific kind of angst that churns your insides whenever the ball goes near the goal. When Alexander Sorloth and Erling Haaland rushed behind England's defence on Saturday night, and Norway were effectively one pass from the semi-finals, you may have experienced side effects such as swearing repeatedly or forgetting to breathe. Don't panic, this is all normal.

Every NFL player eventually loses the battle against time. It doesn't matter how many Pro Bowls they've earned or championships they've won. At some point, age always catches up, though the Philadelphia Eagles have certainly seen their fair share of exceptions. Jason Kelce was a freak of nature. So is Lane Johnson, but for the most part, explosiveness fades, and recovery takes longer. The game becomes just a little harder than it once was.
Johnson, however, seems determined to test that theory for as long as possible. As the Eagles prepare for another season with championship aspirations, he enters Year 14 still performing at a level most offensive linemen spend an entire career chasing. It's become so commonplace that it's easy to overlook just how remarkable his sustained excellence has been. He remains every bit as important to Philadelphia's success despite being one of the league's oldest starters.
Most offensive linemen begin showing signs of decline well before reaching their mid-30s. Johnson has largely ignored that timeline. Even while battling injuries last season, he continued grading among the NFL's better right tackles, excelling in both pass protection and the running game. His athleticism remains evident. His technique remains elite and, perhaps most importantly, his understanding of the position continues to separate him from younger opponents.
That combination has allowed him to evolve rather than simply survive. Johnson no longer relies solely on overwhelming athletic traits. He wins with experience, anticipation, leverage, and an unmatched understanding of how to counter opposing pass rushers before they ever make their move. Those qualities don't always show up in highlight reels, but they help explain why the Eagles continue trusting him with one of the league's most demanding positions.
Philadelphia has ****** embled one of football's deepest rosters. Jalen Hurts commands the offense. Saquon Barkley remains one of the NFL's premier running backs. The defense is loaded with young playmakers.

The Colorado Rockies took the field under the scorching sun at Coors Field this afternoon looking for a series win against the San Francisco Giants to close out their final homestand before the All-Star Break. It wasn’t always pretty, but these scrappy and exciting rebuilding Rockies kept themselves within reach at all times, kept the game interesting, and eventually walked away with a win thanks to a bullpen that bent but didn’t break and the late game heroics of one Kyle Karros.
When you look at Tanner Gordon working five innings with seven strikeouts and two walks while giving up six hits, it sounds like a pretty good start. The problem is that four of those six hits were home runs. Gordon allowed five earned runs this afternoon, all of which scored via the long ball.
After the Rockies took a 2-0 lead in the first inning, Gordon gave up a two-run shot to Drew Gilbert in the top of the second. He also gave up two solo home runs off the bat of Rafael Devers, the second of which was demolished with authority all the way into the right field third deck. That second home run was one of two times Gordon was taken deep in his fifth and final inning of work with Casey Schmitt–who has made highlight reels for his defense this series–being responsible for the other.
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Brennan Bernardino took over for Tanner Gordon in the sixth inning and faced immediate traffic by walking Willy Adames on four pitches. A rare error under the glove of Ezequiel Tovar allowed Bryce Eldridge to reach safely and a Drew Gilbert single scored what looked to be the losing run as the Rockies’ offense had gone quiet. However, Bernardino escaped the inning giving up just that one run thanks to a sacrifice bunt for the first out of the inning and an incredibly fortuitous double play by Edouard Julien and Kyle Karros.

Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) is one of the top trending US stocks to buy now. Reuters reported on June 22 that Kunal Shah, founder of the Indian fintech firm, will become Meta-owned WhatsApp's new ⁠leader, according to Meta Platforms, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:META) current head Will Cathcart statement on Monday in a ‌post ⁠on X. It further stated that the announcement came after CRED announced ⁠it will raise about $900 million ⁠from Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META).
In a separate development, Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) announced on June 22 that starting today, Instagram for TV is now available on Samsung Smart TVs in the United States. This includes 2020 model year TVs and newer, and combined with Amazon Fire TV and Google TV, Instagram is now available across the majority of connected TV devices in the country.
Users can send Reels directly from their phone to their TV in a few taps, with casting available on Google TV and Fire TV, including videos from the Saved tab. They can also catch up on what their friends and other creators are sharing, without the need for crowding around a phone.
Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) builds technological products that allow people to share, connect, grow businesses, and find communities. These products help people connect through personal computers, mobile devices, virtual reality (VR), mixed reality (MR) headsets, and wearables.
While we acknowledge the potential of META as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater upside potential and carry less downside risk. If you're looking for an extremely undervalued AI stock that also stands to benefit significantly from Trump-era tariffs and the onshoring trend, see our free report on the best short-term AI stock.

Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) is one of the top trending US stocks to buy now. Reuters reported on June 22 that Kunal Shah, founder of the Indian fintech firm, will become Meta-owned WhatsApp's new ⁠leader, according to Meta Platforms, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:META) current head Will Cathcart statement on Monday in a ‌post ⁠on X. It further stated that the announcement came after CRED announced ⁠it will raise about $900 million ⁠from Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META).
In a separate development, Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) announced on June 22 that starting today, Instagram for TV is now available on Samsung Smart TVs in the United States. This includes 2020 model year TVs and newer, and combined with Amazon Fire TV and Google TV, Instagram is now available across the majority of connected TV devices in the country.
Users can send Reels directly from their phone to their TV in a few taps, with casting available on Google TV and Fire TV, including videos from the Saved tab. They can also catch up on what their friends and other creators are sharing, without the need for crowding around a phone.
Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) builds technological products that allow people to share, connect, grow businesses, and find communities. These products help people connect through personal computers, mobile devices, virtual reality (VR), mixed reality (MR) headsets, and wearables.
While we acknowledge the potential of META as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater upside potential and carry less downside risk. If you're looking for an extremely undervalued AI stock that also stands to benefit significantly from Trump-era tariffs and the onshoring trend, see our free report on the best short-term AI stock.

Europe’s economy is expected to outpace Britain’s next year as the UK reels from Labour’s tax rises and braces for more.
The EU economy will expand 1.4pc in 2026, according to new Brussels forecasts – powered by Poland and Spain.
The compares with a forecast of 1.2pc growth for the UK economy, according to the Bank of England.
Threadneedle Street has said Rachel Reeves’s decision to raise employers’ National Insurance has weighed on the economy and warned earlier this month that fears over another tax raid in the upcoming Budget were likely to hit growth well into 2026.
The EU expects infl

No! They died for the pm modis videography and reels for aviation ministers reel!
That’s all, ***** ody cares!! It’s all business for all the politicians and news reporters

ADHD got to him ···
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It's the random reels for me rn, I'm obsessed:
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