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Alberto Nunez Feijoo leads in the polls for Sunday’s election but will need the support of Vox to form a government 

Surging prices of tea and coffee kept the price of a fry-up near record levels even as food inflation in Britain finally shows signs of easing.

Patrick Drahi’s right-hand man for more than two decades had a reputation for discretion, but is now in the spotlight as the most prominent target of a probe into the inner workings of the French billionaire’s telecommunications empire, Altice.

A wave of strikes on Britain’s rail network and the London Underground will cost bars and restaurants in the UK capital some £210 million ($270 million) in lost revenue, according to an estimate from trade group UKHospitality.

Mizuho Financial Group Inc. raised 261 billion yen ($1.9 billion) by selling Additional Tier 1 bonds, becoming the third Japanese megabank to issue such notes this year after the collapse of Credit Suisse set off a global fire sale.

The yuan jumped after China stepped up its support for the managed currency with a stronger-than-expected reference rate and a change to its capital curbs to lure inflows.

New Zealanders have become reluctant to participate in statistical surveys, raising reliability questions for a range of economic data as well as the five-yearly census, the nation’s chief statistician said.

Australian employment surpassed expectations in June and the jobless rate held at a lower revised rate, underlining the labor market’s resilience to rapid interest-rate increases.

The Biden administration formally halted the Wuhan Institute of Virology’s access to US funding, citing unanswered safety and security questions for the facility at the center of the Covid lab leak theory.

On this episode of Next in Sports, we meet Anand Mahindra as he tries to push an ancient Indian sport into the Olympics and beyond.