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Soccer Aid for UNICEF: Celebrities Gear Up for 20th Anniversary Charity Match

Soccer Aid for UNICEF: Celebrities Gear Up for 20th Anniversary Charity Match

Celebrities from the entertainment industry are gearing up for the annual charity football match, Soccer Aid for UNICEF, which will take place on May 31 at London Stadium, Stratford. The event will see the likes of Jill Scott, Gary Neville, and Wayne Rooney compete against comedian Paddy McGuinness and Olympic gold-winning medalist Mo Farah in front of thousands of fans. Adolescence actor Owen Cooper has also become the youngest ever star to be selected for Soccer Aid's 20th anniversary game.
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British construction firm warns net zero rules could ruin steel industry

British construction firm warns net zero rules could ruin steel industry

Simon Richards, sustainability director at Hertfordshire-based firm Sir Robert McAlpine, has warned that net zero rules risk ruining Britain's steel industry. He said that green policies could lead to unintended consequences that could leave the UK under threat. He added that offshoring UK production was not decarbonising and could lead to the UK being more exposed to volatile markets and rising tariff barriers.
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