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Photo: Goffs London Sale It’s time for one of the most glamorous bloodstock galas (and sales) of the year, staged in sight of Kensington Palace. More than 20 lots are slated to head into town for a sale that’s as eccentric as it is thrilling, unfurling in a corner of Hyde Park, central London. The Goffs London Sale is to Royal Ascot what the Keeneland Championship Sale is to the Breeders’ Cup and the ARQANA Arc Sale is to the following day’s Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe. That’s to say, with the globe’s racing gliterari already at hand, it engenders excitement before the start of a prime fixture. Trade tipped over an £8,000,000 total last year and, only two years back, bidding went to £8,100,000 for one lot alone: the previous day’s Prix de Diane heroine Sparkling Plenty who, initially vendored, was later sold privately for a still huge £5,000,000. While such a startling price mightn’t necessarily be realised in 2026, this year’s sale bursts with promise nevertheless, and that’s even before wildcards are factored in, their numbers including Lot 24, the Greenham-winning Alparslan. Commenting on the catalogue, Henry Beeby, Chief Executive of Goffs Group, said he was looking forward to

Maharashtra’s state electricity distributor Mahavitaran (MSEDCL) has sent a WhatsApp message to consumers across the state giving them a 48-hour notice that their existing meters will be replaced with smart meters, reigniting a controversy over the statewide rollout that has already drawn widespread consumer protests. The message, sent directly to registered mobile numbers, informs consumers who do not yet have smart meters that replacement will take place within 48 hours. Mahavitaran has clarified that the meter replacement process is entirely free and that no charges will be levied at any stage. Consumers have been asked to cooperate with company personnel during installation and to immediately complain to Mahavitaran if any payment is demanded. The WhatsApp notice has, however, triggered fresh pushback. Even as the message assures consumers of a no-cost process, many across Nagpur and Maharashtra continue to oppose smart meter installation. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis had earlier assured legislators that no consumer would be forced to accept a smart meter — an assurance the 48-hour notice appears to contradict, critics say. Mahavitaran maintains that smart meters provide technology-driven, accurate billing, enable consumers to monitor usage via mobile, and eliminate human error in meter reading. Consumers on solar connections can

IDF intends to remain in southern Lebanon irrespective of any US-Iran deal While discussion of Israel’s attacks on Lebanon Sunday primarily focused on a deadly attack on the capital city of Beirut, the IDF continued to carry out operations across southern Lebanon as well, and continuing to try to force the population out of the area. The IDF issued two distinct statements on Sunday ordering people living in southern villages, 13 in the first statement and 16 in the second one, to flee their homes and move north of the Zahrani River. Several of the villages were ordered evacuated for the first time during the war, as many lie north of the Litani River, which was meant to be the deepest the IDF was going during this invasion. More than 20 other towns in and around Nabatieh were ordered evacuated on Saturday. Rubble lies around damaged building at the site of an Israeli strike in Tyre, Lebanon, May 28, 2026. REUTERS/Stringer In addition to the deaths of three in metro Beirut attacks, others were reported killed over the weekend in attacks on southern Lebanon, including one slain in a strike on the city of Sidon. Lebanon’s Health Ministry put the

June 8 (Reuters) - Vimeo parent Bending Spoons filed for a U.S. initial public offering on Monday, as a busy summer IPO window takes shape.

Home News Education Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson June 14, 2026 By Larry Felton Johnson I delayed the posting of the public comments video while I made a difficult decision about whether to delete one of the comments. Under normal circumstances the answer would have been a resounding no. The comment was made at a public meeting, and the reason I’m at those meetings to begin with is because the school board made what I believe is an unwise decision to suspend the livestream of the public comment portion of the meeting. I normally record the comments, pack up my tripod and leave. In this case, during the regular meeting comments, Superintendent Chris Ragsdale asked that the video be edited to delete references to specific school emergency safety protocols. Under normal circumstances that would be an absolute no. Public officials do not get to dictate what goes into the news. But this was a trickier case, involving school safety protocols, presumably in active shooter scenarios. The day after the meeting, while trying to decide what to do, I communicated with the commenter. She said that she in no way intended to undermine school security, but that she’d also prefer that

Newport County supporters can now purchase tickets for the Exiles' opening pre-season fixture against Bristol Manor Farm. Christian Fuchs' side will travel to The Creek Community Stadium on Saturday, July 4, with kick-off now confirmed for 1pm. The fixture will be County's first outing of pre-season as preparations begin for the 2026-27 Sky Bet League Two campaign, providing supporters with their first opportunity to see the squad in action this summer.Match detailsBristol Manor Farm vs Newport CountySaturday, July 4Kick-off: 1pmVenue: The Creek Community Stadium Food outlets and bars will be open before the match, with supporters encouraged to arrive early and enjoy the pre-match atmosphere. Fans can also stay after full-time to watch FIFA World Cup action live on the big screen in the clubhouse. Tickets are available now and can be purchased online via Bristol Manor Farm. Supporters can secure their tickets HERE.  » Read More

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Two title contenders were sent to the holding box and one has left the competition at the Defender Bramham Horse Trials final trot-up this morning (14 June). New Zealand’s Caroline Powell was third overnight after a clear inside the time on Chris Mann’s 2024 Mars Badminton Horse Trials winner Greenacres Special Cavalier, but she withdrew after being held. The Ruckers’ Cooley Snapchat, second after cross-country, another who recorded a clear inside the time yesterday, was also sent to the holding box but rider Selina Milnes re-presented and Cooley Snapchat passed on re-inspection. Thirty-two horses came before the ground jury of Swedish president Christina Klingspor, New Zealand’s Andrew Bennie and Britain’s Les Smith, with the sun making an appearance after a week of wet and grey weather at the Yorkshire event. Bramham Horse Trials final trot-up: two withdrawn before inspection Two competitors withdrew before the Bramham Horse Trials final horse trot-up. Ireland’s Jim Newsam pulled out Carole Hawthorne’s Tullybee Louis, who lay 25th after a jumping clear with 28.8 time-faults. Britain’s Tom Rowland was the other competitor who did not present at the inspection, with Jo Handman’s LB Mettaphor. They had 40 jumping penalties across country yesterday – at the skinny

A Facebook group entitled ‘The Aux’ launched during the COVID-19 pandemic to promote Black-owned businesses has grown into a multimillion-dollar commercial hub that now houses entrepreneurs, wellness providers, and community organizations in Evanston, Illinois, Patch reports. The Aux, located at 2223 Washington St. in Illinois, emerged from the “Boosting Black Business” Facebook group created in 2020 by Evanston Police Sgt. Tosha Wilson. According to Wilson, the online network evolved into a physical marketplace designed to create opportunities for Black business owners and expand access to services within the community. The project’s growth shows how the development evolved from a grassroots initiative into a large-scale investment in local entrepreneurship. Wilson said the project required years of fundraising and community support. “This was a $10 million project, and we raised 8 million on our own,” Wilson told the outlet. “We were everywhere saying this is good for the community, and so far it has been great for the community.” Today, The Aux serves as home to several Black- and women-owned businesses operating under one roof.  » Read More