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One of China’s biggest ever property deals is being restructured, less than a week after it was announced.Dalian Wanda had said it was selling 13 tourism projects – including three theme parks – and 77 hotels to developer Sunac for $9.3bn

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An allergy scare involving a three-year-old toddler has prompted Singapore Airlines to review the serving of nuts on board its flights.Marcus Daley suffers from anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening condition which can be triggered by food including peanuts and

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Working families in the UK face rising childcare costs and a scarcity of council run childcare provision this summer, a survey has suggested.The cost of holiday childcare has risen 4% since 2016 to an average of £125 per week, a Family and Childcare Trust report

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[unable to retrieve full-text content]TSB customers will be able to try out iris scanning technology to access their bank account. Source: BBC News

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The US and China have wrapped up contentious trade talks in Washington without agreement. The two sides did not issue a joint statement or action plan after the meeting and cancelled scheduled press conferences. The US was critical of China’s trade surplus and

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Are you a hugger or a hand shaker – or neither? When a work colleague returns from holiday or maternity leave, do you go in for the double bear-hug, or a friendly hello from across the desk?For those people who prefer a non-physical greeting, the direction of

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Rob Spence is a film-maker who is blind in one eye. Nine years ago he replaced his eye with a tiny video camera. The camera is not connected to his optic nerve but sends its footage to a receiver. He has used his camera eye to record segments for a mini documentary

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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Many parents in the US pay for summer camps for their children. But what happens if that childcare option is out of reach? Source: BBC News

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