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  • Labour’s ‘chaotic’ zero-hour crackdown could cost firms £3bn per year

    Economics

    Labour’s ‘chaotic’ crackdown on zero-hour contracts could cost businesses nearly £3bn every year, though firms have warned the real cost could spiral even higher. The cost of the new rules, which include offering guaranteed-hour contracts to flexible employees and paying workers for cancelled shifts, has been revealed in a government impact assessment.  The reforms could […]

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  • ‘Absurd’: Government seeks quantum tech chief – no experience necessary

    Tech
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  • Emergency government meeting held over high temperature amid ‘strain on public finances’

    Economics
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  • Airtel and Sumup set to kick off London’s fintech IPO test

    Fintech
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  • IT consultant ordered to pay £50,000 after being accused of stealing Soho House members’ personal details

    Legal
    Soho House has continued to attract new members to its clubs.
  • Doctors union tops up £1m reserve pot for strikes

    Healthcare
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  • Tui hit by Middle East travel chaos and rising fuel costs

    Transport & Infrastructure
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  • Brits fear AI is slipping out of human control after ‘rogue’ systems escape tests

    Tech
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  • The City is awash with talk of an early general election

    Politics
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  • Revealed: Natwest banked company used by MFS founder to ‘siphon off’ funds

    Banking
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  • Chelsea fans stunned as ticket sharing equated with sexual misconduct

    Sport Business
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  • John Lewis’ new boss faces a battle to boost online sales

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  • Brits think supermarkets are profiteering – despite slowing food inflation

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  • ChatGPT to follow Claude’s watermark pledge – but Grok to swerve it

    Tech
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  • Claude to watermark AI ‘slop’ – including edited human writing

    Tech
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  • UK economy to ‘reverse gains’ as construction drags growth

    Economics
    Retail sales slowed in September
  • Robinhood offers crypto asset tied to FCA warning list

    Crypto
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  • ‘Social value’ procurement rules are an absurd waste of time and money

    Economics
    Tunnelling for the Euston link finally kicks off this week.
  • ‘It’s military precision’: meet the chefs crafting summer’s £6k corporate hospitality dishes

    Life&Style
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  • Richard Branson: Support founders to build the next Virgin in Britain

    Opinion
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Opinion

  • Let’s go to the wall to stop graffiti

    Opinion

    They say what gets measured gets managed, but no one is documenting the volume of graffiti blighting our streets and degrading civilised society.. until now, writes Neil O’Brien I hate graffiti. I hate the way it makes places ugly and unsafe. I hate the middle class morons who think it is “creative” – but know […]

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  • Corgi Cafe: My day at London’s 24/7 hub for tech bros

    Opinion
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  • Beware the AI holiday let

    Opinion
  • Bring football home: let London host the Super Bowl

    Opinion
  • It’s not just Jason Arday, most of sociology is a scam

    Opinion
  • The Burnham bounce won’t last unless Brits get better off

    Opinion
  • Retail investors are returning to UK markets

    Opinion
  • The Debate: Is Count Binface funny?

    Opinion
  • Is Canary Wharf Back? Barclays' Mega Bet
  • The City should prepare for Burnham's tax raid
  • Motor finance compensation in doutbt, Thatcher aide on 'No. 10 North' and: what is co-living?
  • Why Andy Burnham Could Spell Disaster for the UK Economy
  • Sky buys chunk of ITV, what the City makes of Burnham, and $8m World Cup tickets
  • Is Canary Wharf Back? Barclays' Mega Bet

    Is Canary Wharf Back? Barclays' Mega Bet

  • The City should prepare for Burnham's tax raid

    The City should prepare for Burnham's tax raid

  • Motor finance compensation in doutbt, Thatcher aide on 'No. 10 North' and: what is co-living?

    Motor finance compensation in doutbt, Thatcher aide on 'No. 10 North' and: what is co-living?

  • Why Andy Burnham Could Spell Disaster for the UK Economy

    Why Andy Burnham Could Spell Disaster for the UK Economy

  • Sky buys chunk of ITV, what the City makes of Burnham, and $8m World Cup tickets

    Sky buys chunk of ITV, what the City makes of Burnham, and $8m World Cup tickets

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  • Britain knows how to seed a scaleup. But can it back one all the way?

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  • When the City unites: Why this year’s City Giving Day matters more than ever

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  • What’s on in London August

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  • Commonwealth Gold Medallists Return to the Court That Helped Inspire London

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  • The GCC’s AI strategy: Inside the region’s $150bn race

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  • Why AI governance can’t wait: Seven steps every security leader should follow today

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Sport

  • Inside Paul Pogba’s Saudi camel racing club Al Haboob

    Sport Business

    Last year Paul Pogba invested into the Al Haboob camel racing club in Saudi Arabia. Matt Hardy goes behind the scenes with its founders. Over 1,000 years ago the warring tribes of the Arabian Peninsula, eager to stake their claim to the region’s limited land with access to its surrounding seas and gulfs, used to […]

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  • Aston Villa commercial status a tonic for Premier League in big-spending era

    Sport Business
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  • Trump-linked Kushner and ex-Disney boss to buy £9bn LA Lakers from Chelsea co-owner

    Sport Business
  • London being lined up to host re-run of GAA final between Mayo and Kerry

    Sport Business
  • Exclusive: Rugby League monitoring Henry Pollock amid £1m Hearn wage demands

    Sport Business
  • Exclusive: Criticised World Cup referee was suffering extreme heat strain, data shows

    Sport Business
  • Bayer Leverkusen and RB Leipzig face ownership shake-up after 50+1 ruling

    Sport Business
  • Wimbledon won’t slap sponsor on new show court but eye US growth

    Sport Business

Life&Style

  • Fielden: Crafting a modern whisky brand

    Whisky
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  • Martin Williams on his favourite Toast the City venues

    Life&Style
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  • Everyone’s welcome: The UK holiday cottages that are truly inclusive

    Life&Style
    Modern timber-clad holiday lodge in Hampshire with a spacious deck, outdoor dining, and BBQ grill. Perfect UK staycation.
  • Death Note: The Musical review – a high-shine, high school take on the trolley problem

    Life&Style
  • School’s out! 13 amazing UK holiday options to book this August

    Life&Style
  • This is Bentley’s first electric car, the Torcal

    Life&Style
  • Is the Audi Q9 the poshest Audi yet?

    Life&Style
  • Rosslyn Coffee boss James Hennebry tells us the secret to great coffee

    Life&Style
  • Lepas L8: China’s New SUV Means Business

    Life&Style

The Punter

  • Thunder Call set to Strike in Shergar Cup Sprint

    Sport

    SATURDAY’s Shergar Cup Sprint (3.20pm) looks set to be one of the highlights of the card, with a competitive field lining up over six furlongs at Ascot. Favourite THUNDER CALL brings the strongest form into the contest and looks difficult to oppose. William Haggas’ colt has done little wrong this season, making a winning return […]

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  • Moore can set Ozat on Road to victory at Shergar Cup

    Sport
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  • Twilight and Thunder the Calls at Shergar Cup

    Sport
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Features from our Partners

  • London Sports Festival Serves Up Pickleball in New Street Square

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  • Protecting the truth in a shifting communications compliance environment

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  • Alibaba.com brings CoCreate Pitch to Europe:

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  • An Experience Like No Other: Premium Hospitality Packages for Catfish and the Bottlemen at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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  • How effective procurement technology can improve employee retention

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  • World-Class Hospitality: Premium Hospitality Packages for Arijit Singh at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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  • VILT – The clock is ticking: European Accessibility Act Looms

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  • Saudi Arabia’s Real Estate Surge: NHC Takes the Lead

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  • Beyond reinsurance: Aon’s UK Insurance Vertical redefines client partnership

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  • Adobe Acrobat AI: The legal pro in your corner

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  • A New Era of Saudi-U.S. Strategic Partnership

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  • Hope Rehab Thailand: journey to recovery

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  • Hercules PLC: Powering Britain’s infrastructure ambitions

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  • How AI-powered compliance could fight financial crime

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