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India reviews duty sop on Scotch in UK trade deal

Govt is reviewing tariff concessions on Scotch and some other products proposed in the trade agreement with the UK if its concerns over steel quotas and duties are not addressed before the treaty is ratified. "We have to rebalance the FTA... We haven't made up our mind, but we can consider action on certain goods like Scotch, unless they roll back the steel duty," a senior govt official said ahead of UK trade secretary Peter Kyle's visit to resolve the deadlock.

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SI Swimsuit model Carol Alt was 'on the verge of death' before dramatic health turnaround

Carol Alt was quietly battling debilitating health issues that left her so drained and weak that the model was convinced she was "on the verge of death. "Alt, one of the most recognizable faces of the 1980s, made her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit debut in 1981 and landed the cover just a year later. She was featured in the outlet six times between 1981 and 1989.

The White Identitarians Are Having a Moment

“What is white identity?”In February, the Democratic Senator Chris Murphy posed that question to Jeremy Carl, the Trump administration’s nominee for a top State Department job. It should have been a softball. Carl has built his career on the claim that white identity is under threat.

Brits ditch coleslaw and crisps as 'picky season' gets a Mediterranean makeover

Brits ditch coleslaw and crisps as 'picky season' gets a Mediterranean makeover A new survey shows how Brits are swapping traditional summer 'picky bits' like corned beef and coleslaw for Mediterranean dishes including olives, chorizo and focaccia A nationwide survey has discovered that June is the month the nation officially switches their ovens off, replacing cooked evening meals with "picky bits", at LEAST three times weekly, on average. However, new research from unearthed has shown what...

Swinney ‘has no plans’ to meet Trump during US visit for World Cup

Swinney ‘has no plans’ to meet Trump during US visit for World Cup Scotland’s first minister on US visit ahead of nation’s first World Cup appearance in 28 years - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments Scottish first minister John Swinney says he will not be seeking a meeting with Donald Trump during his upcoming trip to the United States for the World Cup. Mr Swinney is set to travel across the Atlantic as Scotland’s men’s national team participates in the world’s biggest football tournament...