Dec 10 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in

the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and

does not vouch for their accuracy.

Headlines

- Anglo American and Teck shareholders vote in favour of $50

billion merger

- Channel 4 raids Sky for new chief executive

- UK watchdog bans social media ads promising ADHD and

autism treatment

- Home Office lacks clear data on a third of UK asylum

claimants from 2023

Overview

- Shareholders in London-listed Anglo American and

Canada's Teck Resources ( TECK ) have voted overwhelmingly in

favour of a planned $50 billion merger of the two companies.

- Channel 4 is set to appoint Sky advertising boss Priya

Dogra as its next chief executive, as the commercially funded

public service broadcaster accelerates its push into digital

platforms.

- The UK's advertising watchdog, Advertising Standards

Authority, has cracked down on products being promoted online

that it says falsely promise to diagnose prostate cancer and

treat autism and ADHD.

- The Home Office has no central record of the fate of more

than a third of people who made asylum claims three years ago,

including whether they have absconded from the system, the

National Audit Office has found.

(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)