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Lewis Hamilton Benefits As Heartbroken George Russell Is Disqualified In Belgium - The Independent

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By Philip Duncan, James Gray Verified, Robert Reynolds, Maurice Hamilton
| Everand
Lewis Hamilton was handed one of the most dramatic victories of his life on Sunday night after a “heartbroken” George Russell was disqualified for running an illegal car at the Belgian Grand Prix. Russell appeared to have taken just his third career victory following a fascinating race where the young Briton rolled the strategy dice to beat Hamilton by just 0.5 seconds.
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Tiddlywinks

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By James Gray Verified
| jamesgray.org
A TV journalist in Parliament confided in me this week that he was having real trouble in finding any worthwhile political stories to report. “Mr Sunak is being steady and careful; Mr Starmer is just being boring and saying nothing for fear of upsetting the apple cart. Net result is that PMQs is like a dull game of tiddlywinks on a wet Wednesday afternoon.” Long may that ‘dullness’ last, say I.
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Greater Penalties for Competition Breaches & Unfair Terms, Responsiveness to Super Complaints: The Labor Government's Approach to Competition & Consumer Laws | K&L Gates LLP - JDSupra

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By Mei Gong, James Gray Verified, Ayman Guirguis
| JD Supra
As the new Parliament prepares to sit, it is useful to consider the new Labor Government’s key focus areas for competition policy. These changes are intended to further strengthen consumer and small business rights and deter competition law breaches. Labor’s appointment of an economics professor, Dr Andrew Leigh, to Assistant Treasurer (with responsibilities for competition policy) signals its resolve to implement significant reforms to competition and consumer laws.
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