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Matt Barrie $10k cash ban warning as Scott Morrison pushes ahead. A top businessman claims a looming ban on cash payments of more than $10,000 could lead to paper money being banned altogether or cash with 'expiry dates'. Trump Says U.S. Will Impose Metal Tariffs on Brazil and Argentina. The president, in a move that would shatter previous agreements with those countries, accused them of weakening their currencies and hurting American farmers. More than half of over-65s have 'emergency stash' of cash ready to help their adult children. More than half of over-65s are keeping secret savings accounts in case their adult children need the money, according to a survey by Saga. N.C.A.A. Is Sued for Not Paying Athletes as Employees. In the latest effort to undo the N.C.A.A. business model, a former Villanova football player filed a class-action suit arguing that the organization and its member schools had violated minimum wage laws. How tall is Chase Daniels What time is the Penn State game today Iraq helped to flush out Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Iraq intelligence agents tracked ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi for years before the break they say was critical to cornering him in a US raid last month. A Very Yorkshire Brothel Owners reveal the VERY niche fetish requests they get. Viewers of A Very Yorkshire Brothel were shocked last night after Kath, 56, and daughter Jenni, 32, from Sheffield, revealed the most unusual fetish requests they have received at their parlour. Forbidden Broadway to Move to the York Theater Company. Expect some new spoofs on the current theater season following the departure from the Triad, the shows creator, Gerard Alessandrini, said. Christian Eriksen 'still wants to leave Tottenham and will not sign new deal'. Christian Eriksen is still intent on leaving Tottenham when his contract runs out at the end of the season, despite the upturn in form under new manager Jose Mourinho. Editor's Choice Pictures. Our top photos from the last 24 hours. My 27-Hour Vacation in Singapores Changi Airport. On an overnight stay, our writer wandered from the Shiseido Forest Valley to the Canopy Park, eating prawn dumplings, salted-egg potato chips and chrysanthemum gelato under a glass sky. Commonwealth Bank lawyer cries as he's refused bail for lighting fireworks during bushfire crisis. Sun, 34, was arrested after two residents in St Peters allegedly saw him lighting fireworks at Sydney Park on November 14, before he threw them over a fence into dry grass. Kelechi Iheanacho insists he is happy as Leicester's back-up to Jamie Vardy. Kelechi Iheanacho believes Jamie Vardy is one of the best strikers in the world and insisted he is happy to play a supporting role at Leicester.

Police Commander Not Guilty in Hillsborough Soccer Disaster. A crowd crush at a 1989 match in England killed 96 people, and officials initially faulted the fans. Investigations later showed poor crowd control was to blame. If Nietzsche Were in High School. Lars Iyers new novel, Nietzsche and the Burbs, imagines the German philosopher as a contemporary British adolescent. From Burns and Johnson to Joshua and Ruiz… Sportsmail charts the rise of fight purses. Sportsmail charts the rise of fight purses from that 14-round brawl between Burns and Johnson to Conor McGregor's money-spinning foray into boxing to take on Floyd Mayweather in 2017. I'm A Celebrity Ian Wright leaves viewers in hysterics with innuendo. As the camp chatted about alternative careers, Kate Garraway said she would love to be a barrister, which led Ian to innocently say 'I'd love you to send me down.'. Guggenheim Reveals Works Process Series Lineup. The Guggenheims performing arts series will host Ivo van Hove, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Anthony Roth Costanzo and more during its upcoming season. Bungling builders push chimney stack the wrong way and smash a hole in house roof. The bungling tradesmen were removing the chimney stack from the roof of a single-storey building in New Baltimore, Michigan. When they pushed the structure, it clattered into the roof. Mr Men book caught up in sexism row after student, 24, accuses Mr Clever of 'mansplaining'. Children's book series Mr men has been accused of 'mansplaining' by student Shelby Judge, 24, after she spotted book on Mr Clever explaining the Forth bridge to Little Miss Curious at Stirling castle. Phoebe Waller-Bridge is named 'most powerful person in television' by Radio Times. Phoebe Waller-Bridge has topped RadioTimes.com's annual power list, TV 100.

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