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The government blames Binance for the recent collapse of the naira, and has arrested two executives. Source link

The Nigerian Afrobeats star appears in religious regalia and throws money at his dancers. Source link

Crowds of supporters have paid tribute to Alexei Navalny, who has been buried at a cemetery on the outskirts of Moscow.Risking arrest, they paid tribute to the Putin critic, who died in an Arctic prison, and thanked his parents, who were also there.Few details have been released on the cause of his death. Officials said he collapsed after going for a walk. His wife says he was killed on the orders of Vladimir Putin. Source link

Boeing, under pressure over its manufacturing, is reportedly in takeover talks for Spirit Aerosystems. Source link

The NHS England said 91,000 appointments and procedures were cancelled due to the walkout this week.

“I shall be celebrating tonight,” says Jools Holland after topping the album chart with Rod Stewart. Source link

“Russia without Putin” mourners chanted, as they defied fear of arrest to bid farewell to Alexei Navalny. Source link

M&S wants to flatten Orchard House and replace it, claiming the redevelopment was “of fundamental importance” to the future of London’s West End.Westminster City Council originally approved M&S’ plans to tear down the current art deco building and replace it with a modernised shop featuring a new café, offices and a gym in 2021. But the decision was met with resistance from campaigners which prompted Mr Gove to launch an inquiry and eventually block the proposals.Mr Gove had said the building should be refurbished rather than demolished and that demolition would negatively impact nearby heritage assets, including the Grade II*…

The Prince of Wales joins one of Wrexham AFC’s Hollywood owners, Rob McElhenney, at The Turf pub. Source link

In January, a UN envoy said that gang violence in Haiti had reached “a critical point”, with nearly 5,000 deaths reported last year, more than double the number seen in 2022. While in that month alone, more than 1,100 people were killed, injured or kidnapped. Source link