275 stories in the last 48 hours · updated 15:02 WAT
A high-speed train collision south of Madrid killed 64 people and injured over 100 on Wednesday, with the toll likely to rise. Excerpt, Channels Television
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Infantino said in 2023 equality was Fifa’s target Prize money could double but big gap will remain Fifa is to fall short of gender equality with the prize money on offer at next year’s Women’s World Cup, despite making a record $15bn (£11.2bn) in revenue from this summer’s men’s tournament. Gianni I Excerpt, The Guardian Football
Source The Guardian Football
The Guardian reported that Uefa and its allies are close to identifying a candidate to run against Gianni Infantino in the Fifa election. According to the Guardian, the challenger's identity could be approved as early as next week. The Guardian also reported that Arsène Wenger is not thought to have entered the reckoning for the role. Both Guardian entries carry the same story, and the excerpts provided are cut off, so no further details are available from them. Summary from 2 sources
Summary from 2 sources The Guardian Football first
African Export-Import Bank is planning a $1 billion syndicated loan that could include an offshore yuan tranche, according to people familiar with the matter, in what would be its first foray into the offshore renminbi market amid growing China-Africa trade ties. Excerpt, Bloomberg Markets
Source Bloomberg Markets
England edge towards a World Cup exit after their points chase against Papua New Guinea descends into a chaotic and error-strewn 34-12 victory that will almost certainly prove insufficient. Excerpt, BBC Sport
Source BBC Sport also Sky Sports
…NASS approved all loan requests since 2023 President Bola Tinubu’s fresh request for $21.67 billion in external loans is emerging Excerpt, BusinessDay
Source BusinessDay
Campaigners say costly new funds will lead to higher bills, which company denies A group of creditors to troubled Thames Water are poised to vote on whether to grant an emergency £2.4bn loan to keep the company afloat, as campaigners raise concerns it could add £40 to each household’s bills in inter Excerpt, The Guardian Business
Source The Guardian Business
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