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GameGuru Mania 

Tekken 8 DLC character Heihachi Mishima announced

Bandai Namco has announced Tekken 8 downloadable content character Heihachi Mishima. He will launch this fall. For the first time ever in Tekken series history, Heihachi Mishima’s arrival will add an entirely new chapter to the game’s story mode, expanding on “The Dark Awakens” storyline, which continues the clash bet...

Caught Offside 

Fabrizio Romano provides Bruno Fernandes update as European giants interested in Man United captain

Man United captain Bruno Fernandes is admired by Paris Saint-Germain but the Ligue 1 champions are not working on a deal for the midfielder this summer.  A report from L’Equipe on Monday stated that PSG were interested in trying to lure Fernandes to Paris ahead of the 2024/25 campaign as they try to compensate for losing Kylian […]

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Yvette Cooper: Tories spent £700m on Rwanda scheme - BBC.com

  1. Yvette Cooper: Tories spent £700m on Rwanda scheme  BBC.com
  2. Failed Rwanda deportation scheme cost £700m, says Yvette Cooper  The Guardian
  3. Starmer mistakenly calls Sunak ‘prime minister’ as Rwanda scheme criticised - live  The Independent
  4. Scrapped Rwanda scheme has already cost £700m in 'most shocking waste of taxpayers' money ever seen', home secretary says  Sky News
  5. Rwanda scheme ‘most shocking waste of taxpayer money ever’, says Cooper  The Telegraph

The Punch 

VIDEO: Davido’s father offers automatic jobs to first-class engineering graduates

Nigerian billionaire and founder of Adeleke University, Dr. Adedeji Adeleke, has pledged his support for first-class degree graduates of engineering from the institution. Adeleke made the announcement during his address at the university’s 10th undergraduate and 6th postgraduate convocation. Adeleke, who is also the group chairman of Pacific Energy Company, stated that every first-class engineering

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Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Piramal Capital prices first overseas bond issue at 7.95%; eyes $300 million fundraise

Piramal plans to use proceeds from a new bond issue to fuel its rapidly growing retail business, which has seen a 50% annual expansion in the past two years. While primarily relying on domestic borrowing, Piramal is strategically adding foreign debt to diversify its funding mix, currently composed of NCDs, bonds, loans, and pass-through certificates.