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  • Let’s help London’s £53.5bn airport investment opportunity take off

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    The report highlights how London’s global success has been underpinned by its connectivity. Yet those connections are straining through a combination of a Byzantine planning system, regulatory hurdles and rising, policy-driven, operating costs. If London can’t get airport investment off the ground, it’ll be left on the tarmac while other country’s growth flies, says John [...]

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  • Uber and Wayve open waitlist for London robotaxis

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    Uber has opened an interest list for customers keen to try autonomous minicabs in the capital, as self-driving taxis near a commercial launch in the UK. The ride-hailing giant is partnering with British autonomous driving firm Wayve, whose technology has been tested on London’s streets since 2018. Customers can now opt in through the Uber [...]

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  • Nine best spots to watch the Fifa World Cup in London

    Sport Business

    Book your tables and pre-order those booze towers because the World Cup is here – for more than a month – and City AM has you covered. Here are the sport desk’s top nine non-traditional spots to enjoy the footie from. Brigadiers The City staple is an ideal place for those early 8pm kick-offs. Its [...]

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  • WPP Media CEO: Creative industries should bet big on London, the city of brilliant lunatics

    June 4, 2026

    London has been named the best city in the world for culture - it should be creative industries' first choice, writes WPP Media's Kate Rowlinson.

  • Soho killjoys are the worst kind of Londoners

    June 4, 2026

    The Soho Society has declared a Nimby campaign against all new licensing applications. If they don’t want to live in the party centre of London they should leave, says James Ford What is the collective noun for a bunch of party poopers? A kennel of killjoys? A complaint of curmudgeons, perhaps? Well, if left to [...]

  • War Horse gallops triumphantly back to the National Theatre

    June 3, 2026

    War Horse | National Theatre (Olivier) | ★★★★☆ This month has seen the revival of two classic equine plays, one about a young lad who is in love with a horse in a good way (War Horse) and one about a young lad who is in love with a horse in a very, very bad [...]

  • Is ‘disinformation’ really one of the biggest challenges facing London?

    June 3, 2026

    All power to the Lady Mayor and her newly assembled team of City leaders who want to shout from the rooftops about the strengths and assets of our great capital city. Dame Susan Langley will tonight launch a new campaign, Team UK, backed by some of the Square Mile’s biggest business and industry groups, with [...]

  • This is why the City’s fintech IPO boom hasn’t happened yet

    June 3, 2026

    Hopes remain high for a flurry of fintech listings, in this week’s column Samuel Norman takes a look at whether this could come to fruition and what could be holding it up. City officials have pinned a hefty portion of their hopes for a London Stock Market revival on the nation’s fintech stars. Rachel Reeves [...]

  • City chiefs issue rallying cry to counter ‘disinformation’ about London’s decline

    June 3, 2026

    A group of influential City chiefs have thrown their weight behind an industry-wide campaign to tackle “disinformation about London” and promote the capital as an innovative hub for global investment. All four of the financial sector’s largest industry bodies have signed up to Team UK, a new initiative spearheaded by the Lady Mayor of London, [...]

  • Londonmaxxing: Queen’s start of top tennis year for capital

    June 2, 2026

    The capital is going through a period of Londonmaxxing, where the much-loathed Gen Z social media tribe is, surprisingly, bigging up London amid online hatred for the city.  They’re strutting with their coffees, diving into thousands of years of history and realising that London really is at the centre of much of the sporting universe. [...]

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