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Meat prices are surging across Europe — and these countries are feeling it most

Livestock shortages, animal disease and strong demand have pushed up meat prices across Europe, with some countries seeing increases of more than 20%.

Euronews

2025–26 FPL: Best Players to Pick for Gameweek 28

It’s time to go big on Liverpool assets following their fixture swing.

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5 Highly Rated Dividends With 50% Upside According to Analysts

The analysts still love these stocks that have overcorrected to levels offering deep values and high yields for investors.

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Man behind false Bitcoin founder claim given order to stop further legal action

A judge ruled in March last year that Dr Wright was not Satoshi Nakamoto.

Evening Standard

Man behind false Bitcoin founder claim improperly used AI in appeal bid – judge

Dr Craig Wright lost a legal battle over whether he was Satoshi Nakamoto in March last year.

The Independent UK

Craig Wright Is Still Wrong: UK Judge Finds Self-Proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto In Contempt Of Court

Craig Wright was found in contempt of court for continuing to insist that he is Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of the Bitcoin – he has also been sentenced to one year in jail.

International Business Times

Computer scientist behind false Bitcoin founder claim sentenced for contempt

Dr Craig Wright was given a suspended sentence after being found to have committed a ‘flagrant’ breach of a High Court order.

Evening Standard

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Computer scientist who falsely claimed to be Bitcoin founder avoids jail in UK

Dr Craig Wright told the court he was in Asia but refused to specify which country

The Independent UK

Computer scientist behind false Bitcoin founder claim facing contempt case

Dr Craig Wright was found to have ‘lied extensively’ about his claim to be the founder of Bitcoin following a trial earlier this year.

Evening Standard

Australian Computer Scientist Faces Perjury Charges Over Bitcoin Claim

Australian computer scientist faces potential charges for falsely claiming to be bitcoin's creator. Legal battle over false claims impacts bitcoin's intell...

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Why a disastrous Copa America should not have you worried about the 2026 World Cup in the U.S.

Don't blame U.S. Soccer for this mess.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Tim Weah sees red as Berhalter’s USMNT drift on journey to nowhere

After a dismal defeat to Panama, Monday’s game against Uruguay may be the coach’s last chance to save his job

The Guardian - US

WATCH: Copa America wheels out brilliant Euros innovation that's been missing in Germany

The tiny car was one of our favourite Euro 2020 innovations and it's now headed stateside for Copa America

FourFourTwo

Off-duty Chicago cop shoots dead neighbor’s dog

The police accountability agency believe the dog was shot as the owner was already regaining control

The Independent UK

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Who is Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin? It's not Craig Wright according to a UK judge

A mortal blow for Faketoshi.

International Business Times

'Craig Wrong': Satoshi Nakamoto 'Impersonator' Ruling Stirs Up Crypto Community On X

Craig Wright, who has been claiming for years that he created Bitcoin, isn't the person he says he is, according to a British judge Thursday – the ruling became a sensational topic on X (formerly Twitter) throughout the day.

International Business Times

Bitcoin Not Invented By Computer Scientist Wright: Court

Australian computer scientist Craig Wright is not "Satoshi Nakamoto", the pseudonym used by the creator of the cryptocurrency bitcoin when it launched in 2008, a UK court ruled Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

Australian computer scientist is not bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, high court rules

Judge says evidence for his conclusion that Craig Wright did not create bitcoin is ‘overwhelming’

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Craig Wright's Bitcoin Claim Faces Allegations Of Forged Documents

High-profile trial in London scrutinizes Craig Wright's claim as bitcoin inventor, amid allegations of forged documents and technical discrepancies.

The Guardian - UK

Craig Wright denies forging documents to support bitcoin claim

Australian attacks qualifications of his own expert witness during testimony at high court in London

The Guardian - UK

Craig Wright’s claim he invented bitcoin a ‘brazen lie’, court told

Crypto Open Patent Alliance seeking ruling in London that computer scientist is not pseudonymous author Satoshi Nakamoto

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Court to test claim of Craig Wright as Satoshi Nakamoto

The upcoming court trial in London will test the claims of computer scientist Craig Wright, who asserts he is the mysterious creator of bitcoin, Satoshi Na...

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Court to Determine if Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto in Landmark Trial

The trial to determine if Craig Wright is the true identity behind Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, begins, with significant implications for the crypt...

International Business Times

UK Trial Opens Into Bitcoin 'Inventor' Claims

The trial of Craig Wright began in London on Monday, seeking to determine whether the Australian computer scientist invented bitcoin, the world's most popular cryptocurrency.

The Guardian - UK

Case backed by Jack Dorsey seeks court ruling on bitcoin founder’s identity

Crypto Open Patent Alliance wants court in London to declare that Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto

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