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News

  • Downing Street flirts with wealth tax despite exodus fears 

    Politics

    The UK’s unprecedented exodus of wealthy people could be set to accelerate after the government opened the door to introducing a wealth tax, following calls for such a move by former Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock and a host of union leaders. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has all but conceded that taxes will have to rise […]

  • Exclusive: Doubts grow over Revolut banking licence as fintech set to miss key deadline

    Fintech
  • Brits pour scorn on Labour after week from hell

    Politics
  • A wealth tax would be a disaster – and an admission of total failure

    Opinion
  • John Caudwell: Bezos gives billionaires a bad name

    Business
  • Scottish Widows owner: Pension funds deal risks making UK like China 

    Economics
  • Financial services brace for more job cuts as clouds gather

    Banking
  • Stephen Kinnock says Reeves looking ‘very carefully’ at wealth tax

    Politics
  • Rolls-Royce investors ‘have made a mint’ as shares near £10

    Business
  • Hiring confidence worst in 13 years as businesses brace for further tax hikes

    Business
  • Transport for London offers up first chance to sponsor tube line

    Transport and infrastructure
  • Ministers ‘pushed ahead too fast’ on welfare reform, says Phillipson

    Politics
  • Apple: UK tax bill surges as profit passes £1bn

    Tech
  • Burberry shares back in fashion after doubling in value to near FTSE 100 return

    Retail

Editor's Picks

  • £100K isn’t a big salary – and we need to talk about it

    Opinion
  • Billionaire boltholes: Inside Simon Nixon’s SimonEscapes

    Life&Style
  • The 17 best pubs in the City of London – picked by experts

  • Meet the Self-Mades: the high earners who aren’t investing

    Opinion

    High earners from lower socio-economic backgrounds are significantly less likely to invest. We should change that, writes Kitty McCormick.


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Opinion

  • We shouldn’t be surprised when MPs crumble. We reward them so little

    Opinion

    Underpaid, constantly scrutinised and often humiliated, we shouldn’t be surprised when our MPs fail us, writes Kiki McDonough.

  • There’s more to philanthropy than writing cheques

    Opinion
  • Could Whatsapp become the West’s first superapp?

    Opinion
  • Labour voters are suffering from buyers’ remorse

    Opinion
  • Labour go on about Liz Truss but are repeating all Rishi Sunak’s mistakes

    Opinion
  • If you think it’s bad for Henry on £100k, spare a thought for his Gen Z brother

    Opinion
  • A wealth tax would be a disaster – and an admission of total failure

    Opinion
  • What’s so bad about a wealth tax?

    Opinion
  • Visit a rooftop bar: London’s best sky-high drinking spots for summer

    Life&Style

    Find your favourite rooftop bar: London’s latest openings for 2025 are listed below Provencal themes are jolting drinkers out of the capital and to the south of France this spring, as many of the best London rooftop bars deck out their outdoor areas with escapist design themes. That’s why we particularly love The Culpeper, who […]

CITY AM TV

  • Is Starmer’s welfare cuts U-turn the push Reeves needs for UK tax rises? | Opinion

    Opinion

  • How AI and ChatGPT are taking over entry level jobs

    Tech

  • How will Starmer navigate Labour MPs' revolt against welfare cuts?

    Politics

  • Is Starmer going against King Charles with Trump’s state visit?

    Politics

  • How Israel and Iran's missile tensions are impacting British and Irish Lions fans

    Sport

  • Is Starmer’s welfare cuts U-turn the push Reeves needs for UK tax rises? | Opinion

    Is Starmer’s welfare cuts U-turn the push Reeves needs for UK tax rises?

  • How AI and ChatGPT are taking over entry level jobs

  • How will Starmer navigate Labour MPs' revolt against welfare cuts?

    How will Starmer navigate Labour MPs' revolt against welfare cuts?

  • Is Starmer going against King Charles with Trump’s state visit?

    Is Starmer going against King Charles with Trump’s state visit?

  • How Israel and Iran's missile tensions are impacting British and Irish Lions fans

Videos & Podcasts

  • Week in Business: Is the jobs market in crisis?

    Video
  • Boardroom Uncovered: Can Motorway change how the UK views used cars?

    Video
  • Free Thinking: Mel Stride on Farage’s ‘fantasy’ economics and why Tories are different

    Video

The Mag

  • Was publishing Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel an act of betrayal?

    Life&Style

    It’s “an act of betrayal”, acknowledge Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s own sons Rodrigo and Gonzalo in the book’s preface. “We decided to put his readers’ pleasure ahead of all other considerations. If they are delighted, it’s possible Gabo might forgive us. In that we trust.” Rodrigo and Gonzalo need seek forgiveness because their father was unequivocal […]

  • The professional sceptics debunking conspiracy theories

    The Magazine
  • Driving a Ferrari Purosangue through sleepy St Mawes, Cornwall

    The Magazine
  • All you need to know about GMT watches – and why Patek is king

    The Magazine
  • Inside the most expensive rehab clinic in the world

    The Magazine
  • Obituaries: A dying Art. Who writes them and why do they matter?

    The Magazine

Sport

  • Hundred teams to be buoyed by hike in IPL franchise valuations

    Sport Business

    Hundred teams with links to the Indian Premier League (IPL) are to be buoyed by increased brand valuations for their subcontinental sibling clubs after a new report revealed major competition growth. While Royal Challengers Bengaluru, who do not have any involvement in bids for the eight Hundred franchises, topped the brand value list at £198m, […]

  • Wimbledon expansion: What it means as plans reach High Court

    Sport Business
  • British and Irish Lions: Aussie pubs certain there’s enough Guinness

    Sport Business
  • Chelsea face thousands of empty seats for Club World Cup semi-final

    Sport Business
  • Wimbledon expansion faces High Court hearing on Tuesday

    Sport Business
  • Ricky Hatton joins boxing’s comeback trail 13 years after retirement

    Sport
  • Draper to earn £1.1m just for turning up to Saudi Six Kings Slam

    Sport Business
  • Wimbledon: Tennis battles with its future off the court

    Sport Business
  • Lessons for Man Utd from Everton’s new stadium – by the architect behind it

    Sport Business

    The architect behind the new Everton Stadium on marrying history with future and why Manchester United chiefs should take note as they plot an Old Trafford rebuild. American architect Dan Meis knew he was going out on a limb when he submitted his design for Everton’s new stadium. Eschewing the trend for modern spacecraft-like arenas, […]

Life&Style

  • A day with London’s exclusive Auto Vivendi supercar club

    Life&Style

    We crawl through Cricklewood, battle through Brent Cross, then cruise sedately up the A1 (M). Finally, we take the exit, the traffic ebbs away and the road opens up ahead: a ribbon of empty tarmac between open fields. My overwhelming urge is to click the left paddle down a couple of gears, flatten my right […]

  • The Wedding People by Alison Espach: Unpacking bridezilla

    Life&Style
  • Searches: Selfhood in the digital age – A chat with ChatGPT

    Life&Style
  • Forget Dry January – now it’s time for Dry July

    Life&Style
  • Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge: Bright sparks, dark dreams

    Life&Style
  • Was publishing Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel an act of betrayal?

    Life&Style
  • The 17 best pubs in the City of London – picked by experts

  • M3GAN 2.0 review: Slasher movie sequel a huge disappointment

    Life&Style
  • Toast the City: Is Bob Bob Ricard’s pie the best dish in London?

    Life&Style
  • Gordon Murray Automotive: The supercar stars of Goodwood

    Life&Style
  • Lunchtime tourism: Rosetti at Guildhall Art Gallery

    Life&Style

The Punter

  • Wong can crack the Code to Dance to another victory

    Sport

    HONG Kong racing is back at Sha Tin on Saturday for an 11-race card, featuring the £284,000 Class Two Philip Chen Trophy (1.40pm) over six furlongs. With 11 contenders lining-up in the main event having won 48 races between them, expect a blistering early pace, and especially with the likes of Lady’s Choice, Harmony N […]

  • Perfect chance for Patch to Star again under Purton

    Sport
  • No complaints if Delacroix downs Ombudsman in Classic Eclipse

    Sport

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