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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has confirmed it has launched an investigation into five major companies in the UK as part of a clampdown into fake online reviews.Just Eat, Dignity, Pasta Evangelists, Feefo, and Autotrader will be probs by the business regulator in the months ahead.According to the CMA, the body is looking into whether delivery platform Just Eat’s rating system was tweaked for certain restaurants’ and grocers’ star ratings.As well as this, Autotrader and Feebo will be reviewed over whether the former company’s platform did not publish a series of one-star reviewsJust Eat is among the companies under…

On Saturday a colder north-westerly wind will bring a mixture of sunny spells and wintry showers.By Sunday, heavy rain will spread south and east across the UK followed by some wintry showers and sunny spells across Scotland, Northern Ireland and later in the day northern England and Wales.There will also be some high waves up to eight metres around the coast of north and west Scotland and Northern Ireland Temperatures over the weekend will be around 7 to 11C.Into next week there are signs it might get a bit more settled and drier with high pressure nudging in.While often quite…

England won all eight of their qualifying games, scoring 22 goals and conceding none to finish comfortably clear at the top of Group K.However, their group opponents were Albania, Andorra, Latvia and Serbia – four sides ranked outside the top 20 in the world.Indeed their toughest test in terms of ranking last year was a friendly against Senegal, who were 19th in the world at the time. England lost 3-1.It may have been a non-competitive match, but the Three Lions’ performance in that game was concerning.”No discernible plan. No identity. No improvement – arguably even a regression – since Sir…

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Vik Fielder’s unmarried 18-year-old mother “desperately” tried to keep her baby after giving birth in 1971. But like 250,000 other British women, she was forced to give her child up for adoption. Twenty years later, she took her own life, “which was directly linked to losing her daughter”.

The Republic of Ireland are no strangers to penalty pain. But unlike against Spain at the 2002 World Cup and Slovakia in the Euro 2020 play-offs, they led this game 2-0 and now must reckon with how they lost control of their destiny. “We were in a good spot,” captain Nathan Collins told BBC Sport NI. “We were playing really well. We were front-footed, creating chances, our press was working, we were hurting them on the ball. “The timing of their first goal probably affects it a bit and knocks the wind out of you. They had a lot to…

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England’s Paul Waring shot a seven-under 63 to lead after the first round of the Texas Children’s Houston Open. The 41-year-old, who is playing on a medical exemption and was a late entry to the field was five under at the turn and his bogey-free round was his lowest ever on the PGA Tour.Waring, who has only made six cuts from 26 events on the PGA Tour, is one shot clear of former US Open champion Gary Woodland, while Sam Burns, Tom Hoge, and Michael Brennan are two shots behind at five under.Englishman Marco Penge is a stroke further back…