Financial Headlines Unveiled: From Streaming to Postal Votes

The top stories in the Financial Times include Rupert Murdoch's Fox launching Tubi in the UK, a called-off strike at Tata Steel's Port Talbot site, UniCredit's legal challenge against the ECB, and warnings from the Electoral Commission about pressures on the UK's postal vote system for the upcoming election.

The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines

- Rupert Murdoch's Fox to launch free streamer Tubi in UK - Strike called off at Tata Steel's Port Talbot site after talks offer

- UniCredit questions ECB order to reduce operations in Russia - Election watchdog warns of 'pressures' on UK postal vote system

Overview - Rupert Murdoch's Fox Corp will launch a free streaming service in the UK in its first foray into Britain's increasingly crowded market for ad-supported digital TV.

- Workers from Unite have called off strike action at Tata Steel over planned job losses, paving the way for talks with the company over the future of its flagship site in south Wales. - Italian bank UniCredit has filed a legal challenge questioning a European Central Bank order to reduce its operations in Russia.

- The Electoral Commission has warned the UK's postal voting system is facing "pressures" ahead of Thursday's election, after delays to some ballot deliveries in Scotland and parts of southern England. (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)

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