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  • Petrofac fined £77m for string of Middle Eastern bribery charges

    October 4, 2021

    Petrofac has been fined £77m for seven separate charges of failing to prevent bribery in the Middle East, to which the London-listed oil services provider plead guilty last month. The penalty, for failing to prevent former Petrofac employees from offering or making payments to agents in relation to projects awarded between 2012 and 2015, is [...]

  • ‘Please let me pass’: Desperate Londoner begs Insulate Britain activists to let her through to see mother in hospital

    October 4, 2021

    A woman desperate to see her mother in hospital clashed with Insulate Britain protesters this morning as the group staged another demonstration in London. The group said around 50 people had blocked four sites around the capital on Monday morning during the fourth week of its campaign to urge the Government to insulate 29 million [...]

  • British Airways looks to U-turn decision to ditch Gatwick short-haul flights

    October 4, 2021

    British Airways (BA) is reportedly looking to U-turn on its decision to ditch short-haul flights from London’s Gatwick airport. Bosses at trade union Balpa reopened talks last week and are planning on taking a new pay deal to pilots, the Telegraph reported. After a gruelling 18-months for the travel industry, the airline ditched short-haul flights [...]

  • Insulate Britain protestors cause ‘severe traffic problems in the capital’

    October 4, 2021

    Activists from Insulate Britain have launched their eleventh day of protest at four separate sites across London today. All blockages are expected to hinder the route for commuters travelling in and around London. UK Country Manager at travel mapping app Waze Ru Roberts warned commuters: “Climate change protests are causing tailbacks in London, with a current [...]

  • COP26: All UK electricity to come from renewable sources by 2035

    October 4, 2021

    All of the UK’s electricity is set to come from renewable sources by 2035, prime minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce ahead of the country’s hosting of COP26. The push for cleaner energy will see the Conservative party increase investments in renewable and nuclear energy, according to The Times. It comes amid an energy [...]

  • ‘The British renaissance has begun’: Lord Frost to bait EU with triggering Article 16

    October 4, 2021

    Lord Frost will reportedly hazard to the European Union today that the UK is willing to trigger Article 16 unless the bloc gives the green light to replacing the Northern Ireland Protocol. Proposals have already been drawn up to replace the protocol and the Brexit minister will tell the Tory party conference that the country [...]

  • Jepkosgei and Lemma triumph as fans return to the London Marathon

    October 3, 2021

    Joyciline Jepkosgei and Sisay Lemma won the women’s and men’s London Marathons for the first time as British junior doctor Phil Sesemann shocked the field to finish seventh. Over 40,000 took part in today’s Marathon, and 50,000 completed the race virtually, as crowds returned to the streets of the capital for the first time since [...]

  • Your third Covid shot is coming: All you need to know about booster vaccines

    October 3, 2021

    It seems inevitable: a third Covid shot is coming your way this Autumn. Two jabs may not give us sufficient protection, or at least not in the long term. Booster jabs are being offered as part of a ramped-up vaccine campaign in England. Some 1.5 million people will be contacted and encouraged to use the [...]

  • Going once, going twice: LiveAuctioneers sold to London’s ATG for $500m

    October 1, 2021

    London-based Auction Technology Group (ATG) has snapped up the holding company of online auction business LiveAuctioneers for a dear $500m. The acquisition, for Platinum Parent, involves both cash and the issue of new shares after the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) gave the deal the green light on Wednesday, The deal also features an earnout [...]

  • The Met advises women to hail a bus or run if they do not trust a male officer

    October 1, 2021

    The Metropolitan Police has issued new advice for women who do not trust a male officer, which includes ‘waving a bus down’ for help or running away. In a statement released yesterday, Britain’s largest force advised women to “shout out to a passer-by, run into a house or wave a bus down”. The guidance was [...]

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