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      Questions over Champ playoffs with only two clubs applying for promotion

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 9 December 2025

    • Ealing and Doncaster Knights have formally applied

    • Formal removal of relegation still to be ratified

    Behind-the-scenes arguments about the proposed transformation of the top tier of English club rugby into a franchise-based league are intensifying with just two Champ clubs now eligible for promotion this season. Only Ealing Trailfinders and Doncaster Knights have formally applied to be promoted to the Prem with Worcester Warriors having declined to do so.

    A Rugby Football Union spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday that Worcester have taken the decision because the club is still “getting back on its feet” after its financial collapse in September 2022 with debts of over £25m. But with Ealing unable to satisfy the Prem minimum standards for the last two seasons and Doncaster currently off the pace in 10th place, it raises fresh questions about the raison d’être of the scheduled new end-of-season Champ playoffs, unveiled amid much fanfare earlier this year.

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      Questions over Champ playoffs with only two clubs applying for promotion

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 9 December 2025

    • Ealing and Doncaster Knights have formally applied

    • Formal removal of relegation still to be ratified

    Behind-the-scenes arguments about the proposed transformation of the top tier of English club rugby into a franchise-based league are intensifying with just two Champ clubs now eligible for promotion this season. Only Ealing Trailfinders and Doncaster Knights have formally applied to be promoted to the Prem with Worcester Warriors having declined to do so.

    A Rugby Football Union spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday that Worcester have taken the decision because the club is still “getting back on its feet” after its financial collapse in September 2022 with debts of over £25m. But with Ealing unable to satisfy the Prem minimum standards for the last two seasons and Doncaster currently off the pace in 10th place, it raises fresh questions about the raison d’être of the scheduled new end-of-season Champ playoffs, unveiled amid much fanfare earlier this year.

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      Questions over Champ playoffs with only two clubs applying for promotion

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 9 December 2025

    • Ealing and Doncaster Knights have formally applied

    • Formal removal of relegation still to be ratified

    Behind-the-scenes arguments about the proposed transformation of the top tier of English club rugby into a franchise-based league are intensifying with just two Champ clubs now eligible for promotion this season. Only Ealing Trailfinders and Doncaster Knights have formally applied to be promoted to the Prem with Worcester Warriors having declined to do so.

    A Rugby Football Union spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday that Worcester have taken the decision because the club is still “getting back on its feet” after its financial collapse in September 2022 with debts of over £25m. But with Ealing unable to satisfy the Prem minimum standards for the last two seasons and Doncaster currently off the pace in 10th place, it raises fresh questions about the raison d’être of the scheduled new end-of-season Champ playoffs, unveiled amid much fanfare earlier this year.

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      Netflix faces consumer class action lawsuit over $72bn Warner Bros deal

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 9 December 2025

    Lawsuit argues that proposed deal threatens to reduce competition in US subscription video-on-demand market

    Netflix has been hit with a consumer lawsuit seeking to block the online video giant’s planned $72bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery’s studio and streaming businesses.

    The proposed class action was filed on Monday by a subscriber to Warner Bros-owned HBO Max who said the proposed deal threatened to reduce competition in the US subscription video-on-demand market.

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      Netflix faces consumer class action lawsuit over $72bn Warner Bros deal

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 9 December 2025

    Lawsuit argues that proposed deal threatens to reduce competition in US subscription video-on-demand market

    Netflix has been hit with a consumer lawsuit seeking to block the online video giant’s planned $72bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery’s studio and streaming businesses.

    The proposed class action was filed on Monday by a subscriber to Warner Bros-owned HBO Max who said the proposed deal threatened to reduce competition in the US subscription video-on-demand market.

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      Netflix faces consumer class action lawsuit over $72bn Warner Bros deal

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    Lawsuit argues that proposed deal threatens to reduce competition in US subscription video-on-demand market

    Netflix has been hit with a consumer lawsuit seeking to block the online video giant’s planned $72bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery’s studio and streaming businesses.

    The proposed class action was filed on Monday by a subscriber to Warner Bros-owned HBO Max who said the proposed deal threatened to reduce competition in the US subscription video-on-demand market.

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      DRC fighting forces 200,000 to flee just days after Washington peace deal

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 9 December 2025

    Rwanda-backed M23 rebels clash with Congolese army and other groups as they march on strategic eastern town

    About 200,000 people have fled their homes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as Rwanda-backed rebels march on a strategic eastern town just days after Donald Trump hosted the Rwandan and Congolese leaders to proclaim peace .

    The UN said at least 74 people had been killed, mostly civilians, and 83 admitted to hospital with wounds from escalating clashes in the area in recent days.

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      DRC fighting forces 200,000 to flee just days after Washington peace deal

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 9 December 2025

    Rwanda-backed M23 rebels clash with Congolese army and other groups as they march on strategic eastern town

    About 200,000 people have fled their homes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as Rwanda-backed rebels march on a strategic eastern town just days after Donald Trump hosted the Rwandan and Congolese leaders to proclaim peace .

    The UN said at least 74 people had been killed, mostly civilians, and 83 admitted to hospital with wounds from escalating clashes in the area in recent days.

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      DRC fighting forces 200,000 to flee just days after Washington peace deal

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 9 December 2025

    Rwanda-backed M23 rebels clash with Congolese army and other groups as they march on strategic eastern town

    About 200,000 people have fled their homes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as Rwanda-backed rebels march on a strategic eastern town just days after Donald Trump hosted the Rwandan and Congolese leaders to proclaim peace .

    The UN said at least 74 people had been killed, mostly civilians, and 83 admitted to hospital with wounds from escalating clashes in the area in recent days.

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