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  • EE’s first 5G trials go live in new locations across these east London hotspots

    November 7, 2018

    Mobile network provider EE, has today switched on nine trial sites for 5G technology across east London, in addition to an existing test site in Canary Wharf. These include spots such as Provost Street, City Road, Central Street, Old Street, Cheapside, St Paul's, Finsbury Circus, Clerkenwell Street and Bartholomew Square. EE, which is owned by [...]

  • Addison Lee launches self-driving taxi trials in Canary Wharf

    November 7, 2018

    Private hire firm Addison Lee has begun trialling self-driving car technology, created by UK startup Oxbotica, on the streets of London. Driving around the skyscrapers of Canary Wharf, Addison Lee's manned cars are creating a three-dimensional street map of the city in order to create the backdrop for future driverless cars. Organised together with Canary [...]

  • Ryanair has its own private jet – and it’s yours to rent for £5,000 an hour

    November 7, 2018

    It isn't an airline passengers normally associated with luxury, but Ryanair has announced that its own private jet is back in service to dispel the winter blues. Ryanair's corporate Boeing 737-700 is back in action for the winter season and now available for group hire – for £5,000 an hour, on top of taxes fees and charges. The [...]

  • The hyperloop train is leaving the station – and the UK must be on it

    November 7, 2018

    Britain can reasonably claim to have invented the railway. Stephenson’s Rocket represented the pinnacle of British industrial-era innovation. The ability to move products and people by steam locomotion had a transformative effect on society. British ingenuity saw railways knit communities together across the country, and eventually the globe. And for the next couple of centuries, [...]

  • Budget airline Wizz Air downgrades profit guidance as higher fuel prices bite

    November 7, 2018

    Budget carrier Wizz Air has downgraded its full-year profit guidance by 21 per cent due a surge in fuel bills of $80m (£70m). The figures Wizz Air's previous profit guidance was in the region of €310m-€340m but the airline now expects to make between €270m-€300m. In the six months to 30 September, Wizz Air carried 18.8m passengers, up 20 per [...]

  • US-China trade war hurts BMW profits as it pins hopes on electric cars

    November 7, 2018

    BMW's profit before tax dropped dramatically in the third quarter amid challenges in the market and volatile global politics, the company said this morning. The figures Third quarter revenues grew by 4.7 per cent to €24.7bn (£21.5bn) compared to the previous year, while deliveries to customers rose modestly by 0.3 per cent. However, hit by [...]

  • Strike action hits Central Line and Waterloo & City Line, forcing commuters to find other ways to work

    November 7, 2018

    Both the Central Line and Waterloo & City Line are not running today due to strike action. The strikes started at midnight after the RMT and Aslef unions voted for action to address industrial relations between drivers and Transport for London (TfL) that it claimed was at “breaking point”. The action will go on until [...]

  • Sadiq Khan slammed for ‘shocking’ strikes record ahead of Central Line action

    November 6, 2018

    Sadiq Khan has been accused of having the worst strikes record of any London mayor despite promising there would be zero industrial action on his watch. Tomorrow's strike on the Central Line by the Aslef and RMT unions marks the 15th strike to occur since Khan was elected in May 2016. That figure includes 11 Tube strikes, one bus strike, [...]

  • Westminster council launches consultation for development of Oxford Street

    November 6, 2018

    Westminster City Council has launched a consultation into the development of Oxford Street after Sadiq Khan's plans to pedestrianise the famous shopping area were ditched in the summer. The council has asked residents, businesses and visitors to give their verdict on their new plans for the street, which it says will increase walking space while [...]

  • Piccadilly Line strike suspended tomorrow but Central Line action set to go ahead from midnight

    November 6, 2018

    Strike action on the Piccadilly Line scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed, it emerged this afternoon. However, industrial action on the Central Line strike is still set to begin at midnight tonight. The RMT union said “sufficient progress” has been made in last-ditch talks with Transport for London (TfL) today that it has called off [...]

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