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  • Pubs outraged as Selfridges and Harrods see business rates slashed

    December 8, 2025

    Rachel Reeves is facing a backlash for a cut to business rates for the likes of Selfridges and Harrods while many pubs and restaurants see a huge hike. Analysis has found that a new shake-up of business rates will cause the tax bill of luxury stores to fall, while smaller venues face double-digit increases. Harrods’ [...]

  • Anglo American axes bumper pay plan ahead of vote

    December 8, 2025

    Anglo American has shelved plans to give its top executives a bumper payday if it completes its planned $50bn (£38bn) megamerger with Canada’s Teck, in a dramatic climbdown ahead of a shareholder vote on Tuesday. The FTSE 100 mining behemoth had sought investor approval for a motion to pay chief executive Duncan Wanblad a £8.5m [...]

  • Reynolds and Mac sell stake in Wrexham AFC to major sport investors

    December 8, 2025

    Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds have sold part of Championship football club Wrexham AFC to Apollo Sports Capital. The sports investment company recently acquired a majority stake in LaLiga giants Atletico Madrid and will now add a minority holding in the Welsh team – Reynolds and Mac will continue as controlling owners. Reynolds and Mac [...]

  • FCA to allow firms to ‘eradicate jargon’ for retail investors

    December 8, 2025

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is rolling out a heap of new measures to “move the dial on risk” among Britons as it bids to lead on the charge to boost retail investment, including through allowing them to remove legal jargon that confuses consumers.  In a suite of consultations unveiled on Monday, the City regulator [...]

  • MPs push for stricter AI rules as UK lags

    December 8, 2025

    Over 100 UK parliamentarians have called on the government to tighten the reigns on AI regulation, warning that ministers risk letting the technology race ahead unchecked. The cross-party push, led by figures including former defence secretary Lord Des Browne and ex-environment minister Lord Zac Goldsmith, argues that superintelligent AI could become “the most perilous technological [...]

  • Center Parcs: New £450m UK site approved

    December 8, 2025

    A new £450m Center Parcs holiday village is to be constructed in Scotland after the proposals were given the green light. A total of 700 lodges are to be built at the site approximately three miles north of Hawick and 55 miles south of Edinburgh, as well as newly created lochs, nature trails and a [...]

  • Golf’s Open to move into August to accommodate Olympics

    December 8, 2025

    Golf’s Open championship will be moved to accommodate the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028.  The 156th edition, which is yet to have a confirmed host course, will shift into August to ensure the top players can compete in the Olympic golf at Riviera Country Club in the Pacific Palisades. Mark Darbon, the chief executive of [...]

  • Salah’s Egypt and Iran will contest a ‘pride match’ at 2026 Fifa World Cup

    December 8, 2025

    The 2026 Fifa World Cup match between Egypt and Iran has been designated as host city Seattle’s “pride match”. Homosexuality is illegal in both Egypt and Iran but the local organising committee in host city Seattle – the Seattle Pride Match Advisory Committee, which is not affiliated with Fifa – has said the match on [...]

  • Law Society welcomes crypto’s new legal status

    December 8, 2025

    The Law Society has welcomed the government’s new Property (Digital Assets etc) Act, which passed into law last week and places cryptos, NFTs and other digital tokens as personal property. This settles years of uncertainty over whether digital assets could be owned, inherited, or recovered in court – a grey area that has frustrated investors [...]

  • Employment Rights Bill: Workers to get pro-union pamphlets

    December 8, 2025

    Employers will be mandated to tell workers about the option of joining trade unions under new rules coming into force with the Employment Rights Bill.  In one of several changes to workers’ rights to be made, bosses will have to inform new hires about what unions do and how they can join one.  The change, backed [...]

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