PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - April 4

- Ministers have for a second time pushed back a deadline for airports to install security scanners allowing passengers to leave liquids inside hand luggage, after the UK's biggest hubs warned they were struggling to fit the technology. Tottenham Hotspur is in talks to secure a "significant increase" in equity as the football club seeks to compete with deep-pocketed rivals in the English Premier League.

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- Gender pay gap hits six-year high at Goldman Sachs UK operations - UK pushes back deadline for new security scanners at airports

- Tottenham Hotspur in talks to raise 'significant capital' Overview

- Goldman Sachs is set to reveal that its gender pay gap in its UK operations widened in 2023, underscoring how the Wall Street bank has struggled to promote more women into top positions. - Ministers have for a second time pushed back a deadline for airports to install security scanners allowing passengers to leave liquids inside hand luggage, after the UK's biggest hubs warned they were struggling to fit the technology.

Tottenham Hotspur is in talks to secure a "significant increase" in equity as the football club seeks to compete with deep-pocketed rivals in the English Premier League. (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)

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