Новости за 06.03.2019

1. Updates: Stephon Clark protesters at City Council; Hahn responds  Sacramento Bee
2. Police Arrest 84 After Stephon Clark Protest In East Sacramento  NPR
3. Sacramento City Council Meeting Erupts With Protesters But Continues  CBS Sacramento
4. Stephon Clark’s killing was an injustice, yes, but not a murder  Los Angeles Times
5. California AG sees no grounds for charging police in black man's killing  Reuters
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1. Third time lucky as Ghosn granted bail by court in Tokyo  The Times
2. Nissan ex-boss Ghosn released on bail  BBC News
3. Carlos Ghosn: former Nissan chairman released on bail in Tokyo  The Guardian
4. Carlos Ghosn released from Tokyo jail after 108 days  Financial Times
5. Bail for Ghosn—but Justice?  The Wall Street Journal
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A three-day holiday for Eid Al Fitr is likely to begin on Wednesday, June 5, making it a long weekend.

1. UK cash system ‘on the verge of collapse’, report finds  The Guardian
2. Access to cash is under threat, Ceeney review finds – Which? News  Which?
3. UK's cash system in danger of collapse, leaving millions struggling to manage finances, report warns  The Independent
4. BoE vows to help consumers by keeping cash as an option  Financial Times
5. Britain's cash system 'is on the brink of collapse'  Daily Mail
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1. Guaidó puts squeeze on Maduro with parallel state  The Times
2. Venezuela crisis: Maduro vows to defeat 'crazed minority'  BBC News
3. 'Conflict or submission' in Venezuela power struggle  Sky News
4. Moment Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido is welcomed home with a huge hug from his mother  Daily Mail
5. Venezuela Crisis: Maduro denounces 'minority of opportunists and cowards' | Al Jazeera English  Al Jazeera English
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Arts graduates cost the taxpayer £35,000 each, a new analysis finds  The Telegraph

Arts graduates cost the taxpayer £35,000 each, a new analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies has found. Degrees in “creative arts” subjects - which includes ...

1. BREXIT CHAOS: May ‘not hopeful’ of backstop breakthrough – delay or no deal MORE LIKELY  Express.co.uk
2. Brexit: UK in further push for deal with EU  BBC News
3. Brexit: Theresa May prepares for Brussels trip in last ditch bid to secure deal changes  The Independent
4. ANDREW PIERCE: Can Geoffrey Cox be our Iron Duke of Brexit?  Daily Mail
5. Ireland offers glimmer of hope for May's Brexit deal: Backstop will only be 'temporary'  Express
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1. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer expresses doubt over Molde contract  The Times
2. Man Utd fans will LOVE what Marcus Rashford did in training before PSG showdown  Express
3. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 'only contracted to Manchester United'  BBC Sport
4. Beware spirit that drove Manchester United’s 1999 win, Tuchel warns PSG  The Guardian
5. Solskjaer confirms his contract in Norway has expired  The Argus
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1. Dusan Tadic the unlikely hero as Ajax stun abject champions Real Madrid  The Times
2. Dusan Tadic inspires Ajax to stunning defeat of champions Real Madrid  The Guardian
3. Bale’s Real Madrid humiliated by Ajax as they crash out of Champions League with heavy defeat  The Sun
4. Kroos, Nacho worst of a bad bunch as Real Madrid crash out of the UCL to Ajax  ESPN.co.uk
5. Ajax fans clash with police ahead of incredible victory over Real at Bernabeu  The Sun
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We are charging roughly only one per cent as franchise fee every year, he said.

In these shallow times, walking away from sport is seen as a tool of war.

In the round-up: 'It's still tricky to overtake': Vettel feels little improvement from new wings • Ecclestone told Formula E they wouldn't make their first race

TEHRAN (FNA)- Anti Brexit demonstrators are pictured outside the Houses of Parliament, as the month of the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union has started. [PHOTOS]

Pay by cash? Not for long, report warns  BBC News

The system allowing people to use cash in the UK is at risk of "falling apart" and needs a new guarantee to ensure notes and coins can still be used.

Cracks in the system are showing, as bank branches and ATMs disappear from across the UK, and that could have devastating consequences for people reliant on cash

The ex-Great British Bake Off star, who returns to BBC2 next week with Mary Berry’s Quick Cooking, believes in a balanced diet

Jim Cramer sits down with Jackie Reses, the head of Square Inc.'s Square Capital, to discuss how the lending arm is helping businesses that have trouble getting traditional loans.

A NEW Moon in the darkened skies tonight welcomes the winds of change and opportunity as the stars align to affect you on a personal level. Here is how the New Moon horoscope will affect you.