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FIVE at FIVE: BT stake building, Shell stormed, FTSE 100 lower, Wagamama board survives and Mike Ashley pushing

1. Patrick Drahi may be stake building at BT, but he's yet to exert his influence

The Altice owner now holds around 24.5% of BT Group PLC (LSE:BT.A) but reiterated it does not intend to make a bid for the firm.

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2. Shell AGM disrupted by activists trying to storm the stage

Shell PLC's (LSE:SHEL, NYSE:SHEL) annual general meeting was delayed after climate protestors disrupted proceedings for more than an hour.

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3. Wagamama directors scrape through shareholder revolt

Board members of Restaurant Group PLC (LSE:RTN) have narrowly avoided removal after a group of activist investors slated management over their pay.

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4. Mike Ashley pushes for seat on Mulberry board

Ashley, who owns 37% of Mulberry Group (AIM:MUL) shares via Frasers Group, is said to have become frustrated by the group's lack of transparency.

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5. FTSE 100 ends in the red

The UK's blue-chip index ended the day 0.1% lower at 7,763 points.

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Also, iClima Earth co-founder says green investors "not wrong," just early.

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