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  British officials faced a structural dilemma when John Rennie the Elder's 1831 River Thames crossing began sinking by an inch every eight years under modern traffic loads. Rather than demolishing the failing masonry, municipal leadership launched an overseas sales campaign that successfully secured millions from private American buyers. The sale funded the transition to a modern replacement while preserving the granite landmark as an international tourist attraction.

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• Mayweather faces reported $340k rent order over $100k-a-month Manhattan flat

  A New York state court judge issued the default judgment against the retired boxing champion after he ceased payments on a luxury duplex at The Baccarat Hotel and Residences. The property's owners initiated legal action when a negotiated settlement failed after just a single payment was made. This substantial financial penalty compounds other recent courtroom challenges for the former athlete, who also abandoned a massive fraud suit earlier this year.

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• Kate McClymont questioned over ‘nail in the coffin’ and poo emoji texts at Alan Jones trial

  Defence lawyers scrutinized an investigative reporter's communications during the ongoing Sydney criminal trial of a former broadcaster. The questioning aimed to probe potential bias in reporting surrounding allegations of indecent assault spanning nearly two decades. The testimony highlights the complex intersection of journalistic inquiries and the formal police investigation that led to criminal charges.

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