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Recent initiatives in the UK aim to enhance women's sports, particularly cricket and football. The ECB mandates significant salary investments for women's cricket, while Barclays commits £45 million to the Women's Super League and Championship. These moves reflect a broader effort to elevate women's sports and ensure equitable opportunities for female athletes.
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British billionaire David Sullivan has reduced the asking price of his London mansion to £65 million, down from £78 million. He cites high interest rates and government tax changes affecting non-domiciled residents as reasons for the sale at a loss. Sullivan's property features extensive luxury amenities and has historical significance.
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Manchester City has successfully challenged certain Premier League associated party transaction (APT) rules, deemed unlawful by an arbitration panel. The ruling impacts the league's financial regulations and could lead to significant changes in how clubs manage sponsorship deals. The Premier League maintains that the overall framework remains intact.
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As Election Day approaches, Donald Trump expresses frustration over fundraising challenges during a dinner with wealthy donors. Meanwhile, Billy Joel lists his Long Island mansion for $49.9 million, reflecting a stark contrast between his humble beginnings and current wealth.