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Taylor Swift kisses Travis Kelce as Kansas City Chiefs seal Super Bowl place | Ents & Arts News
Taylor Swift sealed Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs’ huge win on Sunday with a kiss.Kelce, 34, scored a touchdown to help see off the Baltimore Ravens and send the Chiefs to their second consecutive Super Bowl. After the game, Swift, also 34, rushed down to the field at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, to greet Kelce.The couple, flanked by Kelce’s mum and dad, then shared a tender moment and kissed.After the couple embraced, the Chiefs’ tight end got on stage and shouted the lyrics to the Beastie Boys’ iconic song: “You’ve got to fight for your right…
Ryanair has reported a slump in quarterly profits and narrowed its expectations for annual earnings after some online travel sites stopped selling its flights.The no-frills carrier said it made profit after tax of €15m (£12.8m) over the final three months of 2023, its third quarter, compared to the £211m it achieved in the same period a year previously. A poll of analysts had expected a figure of €49m.The sum came in lower despite a 7% rise in passenger numbers and fares being 13% higher.Europe’s largest airline by passenger numbers blamed the decision by some booking sites, including booking.com and Kayak,…
Bernie Ecclestone’s £650m fraud settlement ‘made him second biggest taxpayer in UK’ | Business News
A £650m fraud settlement agreed by former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone made him the second-biggest taxpayer in the UK last year, according to The Sunday Times Tax List.The 93-year-old billionaire businessman was spared jail last after admitting failing to declare more than £400m held in a trust in Singapore to the government. Money latest: How we made almost £1,000 in three months switching banksHe agreed to settle £652.6m over tax he was meant to pay to HM Revenue & Customs during 18 years starting in 1994.As a result, the tax list researchers said Mr Ecclestone was the second-highest individual…
Climate crisis on screen: ‘It was dystopian – now it feels contemporary’ | Ents & Arts News
First-time mothers battling apocalyptic flooding – it’s a storyline we’d like to confine to the realms of fantasy drama – but the author of The End We Start From says it’s a case of fiction becoming reality.Megan Hunter tells Sky News: “It was the dystopian future novel. But now when people talk about the film, they talk about the present moment. It doesn’t really feel so future-orientated anymore unfortunately, it feels more relevant in a directly contemporary way.” The novel, which she wrote in 2017, has been made into a film starring Jodie Comer as the nameless female protagonist fighting…
National Lottery ticket price cut plunged into doubt by incoming operator Allwyn | Business News
A promise by the incoming National Lottery operator to slash the price of a ticket from £2 to £1 is under review.Allwyn has also said delayed plans for new draw-based games will impact sales and the amount of money it can give to good causes in the early part of its 10-year licence. The holdup has been blamed on legal wrangling over the handover.Money latest: Hint UK rental market is about to changeIt comes as Allwyn prepares to take over the running of the lottery on 1 February, replacing Camelot. The firm’s recently appointed UK boss Andria Vidler has said…
A Gustav Klimt painting thought to have vanished for almost a century has been found in Vienna.The painting, titled Portrait of Fraulein Lieser, is one of the last works by the world-renowned artist. The painting was considered lost for about 100 years – until it resurfaced in the private collection of an Austrian.According to Austrian media reports, the artwork was last seen in public in 1925 and was previously only known to experts through a black and white photograph.Its whereabouts had remained a mystery since then – until it was discovered on the wall of a family villa near Vienna.…
A US-based buyout firm has made a takeover approach for Serco, the FTSE-250 company that ranks among the British government’s most significant contractors.Sky News has learnt that American Industrial Partners (AIP) contacted Serco late last year about a potential bid for the company. The two sides are said to have engaged with one another, although it was unclear whether AIP had lodged a firm takeover proposal during their discussions.Money latest: £1 lottery ticket promise in doubtA person close to Serco insisted on Friday that there were no longer any active talks between them. Serco, which has a market capitalisation of…
The Traitors: Study reveals why it’s so hard for players to know who to trust ahead of series final | Ents & Arts News
If you’re a Traitors fan screaming at the TV telling faithful contestants they’re stupid for trusting the enemy – scientists have news for you. The process of how we judge trustworthiness in social situations is different to what was once thought, they say – and can be misleading. Researchers at the University of Aberdeen say their findings could reveal why the traitors are proving so elusive.In the game, the faithful players must try to eliminate the traitors, while the traitors try to evade detection and pick off the faithful. And all the while, every player is trying to convince the others…
Channel 4 will announce plans this week for deeper-than-expected job cuts amid a steep downturn in the broadcast advertising market.Sky News has learnt that the state-owned broadcaster will say on Monday that it is cutting nearly 250 roles, a figure equating to just over 15% of its full-time workforce of more than 1,300 people. Industry sources said this weekend that while the number of people being made redundant would be approximately 200, in line with earlier reports of the cost-cutting, close to an additional 50 roles were also being axed by chief executive Alex Mahon.It is expected to be the…
Dragon’s Den episode edited after complaints over ‘unfounded’ claims about treatment of ME | Ents & Arts News
An episode of Dragon’s Den that led to complaints that it promoted “unfounded” claims about the treatment of chronic fatigue syndrome, has been edited and restored to the iPlayer after being pulled from the platform, the BBC has said.A statement on the corporation’s website, said “a clarification has been added to the programme on the streaming platform to address the concerns raised.” A text message appears on screen during the show, as businesswoman Giselle Boxer pitches her Acu Seeds business, which reads: “Acu Seeds are not intended as a cure for any medical condition and advice should always be sought…