Mr Ghosn was taken to the Tokyo Detention Centre where he was given prison clothes and confined to a cell. “All of a sudden I had to learn to live without the watch, without the computer, without the telephone, without the news, without the pen – nothing,” he said.
Image copyright Getty Images The UK government should consider a targeted extension of its furlough scheme, MPs have said....
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The RDG said: “If accepted, this MOU will terminate the national dispute mandate, creating a pause and respite from...
“The United States now has 60% of its adult population vaccinated, infections are falling. It’s an important market for...
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