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Sky's acquisition of ITV, a £200m deal ending 70 years of independence, signals a crisis for British TV. Deep-pocketed US streamers dominate, forcing consolidation and raising fears of job losses and the future of iconic shows.
The England vs. Norway World Cup quarter-final is projected to generate a significant economic boost for the UK, with estimates suggesting a near half-billion pound sales increase. Venues, retailers, and hospitality sectors are expected to benefit from increased spending on drinks, food, and merchandise.
UK students are devastated after volunteer travel company GVI announced its closure, leaving many thousands of pounds out of pocket. The company, which offered placements worldwide, is entering liquidation on July 1, cancelling all programmes and leaving customers uncertain about refunds.
Virgin Media has been fined £28 million by Ofcom for repeatedly hindering customers from cancelling contracts. Tactics included agents hanging up calls and excessive hold times, affecting millions of calls over three years. The penalty was reduced due to Virgin Media's admission and settlement.
The Bank of England and FCA will regulate major tech firms like Amazon and Google from Monday, overseeing critical third parties to ensure financial stability and consumer protection against cyber-attacks and outages.
South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix has raised $26.5bn in its New York share offering, the largest ever by a foreign firm in the US. The shares surged on their Nasdaq debut, driven by demand for AI chips.
