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...This was postponed on the eve of the event to next Monday, after local regulators raised concerns about delays to the build, particularly in relation to the arena’s electrical systems....
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...Co-op Live said on Monday: “Rescheduling gives us the extra time we need to continue testing thoroughly....
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...The House of Lords abandoned efforts late on Monday night to amend the government’s bill, after failing in the last of many attempts to introduce safeguards into the legislation....
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...MPs voted on Monday to strip the bill of seven amendments introduced by peers — including those that sought to ensure “due regard” for international and domestic law....
...Japan’s yen remains at 34-year lows after falling below ¥154 on Monday. Equities in the region also dropped as risk-on sentiment waned....
...Chinese equities climbed on Monday even as the rest of Asia sold off amid increased tension in the Middle East following the Iranian strike on Israel....
...This was postponed to next Monday at the last minute. The delayed event has now again been postponed to May 23, Co-Op Live said....
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