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A | Taxpayers in the United Kingdom now hold shares in Killing Kittens, a sex party organizing startup founded by Emma Sayle, a schoolfriend of the Duchess of Cambridge, the Financial Times reports.,This development occurred thanks to a convertible loan provided to Killing Kittens by the state-owned British Business Bank’s Future Fund in 2020.,As the media outlet points out, the loans provided under the Future Fund program to “innovative firms” during the COVID pandemic featured a clause that converts said loans into equity at the recipient company’s next fundraising, which is what happened in Killing Kittens’ case.,'Game, Sex & Match': Locals Warn Against 'Drugs, Booze & Sex Parties' at Wimbledon Woodland26 June, 15:20 GMT,Sayle herself said that her company raised £1 million during its latest round, which valued Killing Kittens at about £15 million, with the government owning a 1.5 percent share.,“The government has already made money on the investment,” she said as quoted by FT.,Established in 2005, Killing Kittens is known for its “exclusive and hedonistic” events, as the media outlet put it, hosted members-only events in a number of major cities across the world. The company has also developed its own adult social media network.。 Ankara, Oct 15 (UNI) The death toll from the explosion at a coal mine in northern Turkey has risen to 28, Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca said.

Earlier on Friday, authorities said that 25 people have died in the explosion at the Amasra Muessese Mudurlugu mine.

"Two more people have died, the death toll from the explosion at the coal mine has reached 28," Koca was quoted as saying by TRT Haber TV channel.

The broadcaster reported that 11 people are currently in hospital.

The explosion took place on Friday at the Amasra Muessese Mudurlugu mine. According to Haber, there were 115 workers underground, at a depth of 300 meters (984 feet), when the explosion occurred. Some workers have been evacuated. Local authorities said that some 49 people were trapped underground due to the explosion.

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