
'Trump insider whale' makes fortune on China tariff announcement
President Donald Trump 's Friday announcement that he's placing an additional 100 percent tariff on China sent markets tumbling - but not everybody was suffering.
President Donald Trump 's Friday announcement that he's placing an additional 100 percent tariff on China sent markets tumbling - but not everybody was suffering.
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What will the ballet dancer of the future look like? We visit the hunting lodge where the next generation are being trained – and find huge changes are under way It’s an idyllic autumn day in leafy Richmond Park, London, where a grand Georgian hunting lodge houses the Royal Ballet school. Enter through the classical columns and it feels like a bubble away from the world. “I was on a video call with my son,” says the school’s artistic director, Iain Mackay. “He said, ‘Where are you? Hogwarts?!’” This is indeed a place of magic for children who come here, hoping to follow in the footsteps of generations of leading dancers. They touch the middle finger of Margot Fonteyn’s statue for luck as they pass, the bronze rubbed shiny by their superstition. Getting a place at the school, founded in 1926 by the formidable Ninette de Valois, is a huge achievement. Two years ago, 40 students were accepted from more than 1,000 applications (all on merit – 90% are supported by bursaries). Mackay, 45, arrived last year and is making arguably the biggest change in the school’s history. Students have always come to board here at White Lodge at 11 – remember Billy Elliot’s London audition? – but the decision has been made to up the entry age to 13 (Year 9). Continue reading...
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