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The Knowledge | Players from one nation winning the men’s ‘big five’ leagues in a season
Bayern back on top as Schick shines brightest: the Bundesliga season review
Chelsea’s Jadon Sancho loan was not disastrous but they need an upgrade | Jacob Steinberg
Manchester City Women close to appointing Denmark manager Jeglertz
Gaza aid points close for day as Israel warns against travel to distribution centres – Israel-Gaza war live
Former UK deputy prime minister, who still has about $21m worth, is leaving role as president of global affairs
Nick Clegg made almost $19m from the sale of shares in Meta during his six-year term at the owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, filings show.
The former British deputy prime minister had sold $18.4m (£14.8m) worth of shares in the group before announcing on Thursday that he was leaving his role as its president of global affairs and communications.
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