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Plans to redevelop the north London Latin American market have angered traders and visitors.

London’s Latin American village may fall silent. Next month the government must decide whether to back a compulsory purchase order by Harlingen council – already controversial because of divisions over a nearby redevelopment scheme. The move would force the village to relocate.

 
Reuters: Bayer shares jump on report of U.S. antitrust deal on Monsanto

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Bayer shares jumped nearly 5 percent on Tuesday following a media report that the U.S. Justice Department will allow the German drugs and pesticides group to acquire Monsanto.

 
The times: Schools can stop listing nationalities of pupils.

Schools will no longer be forced to collect data on their pupils’ nationality and country of birth — two years after the policy was introduced.

The Department for Education will write to schools this term to say that the nationality category will be withdrawn.

Many schools resented having to ask parents and pupils for passports and other documents for the census, which takes place three times a year.

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