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  • London: Cover-up culture led to hundreds of Lambeth children being abused for decades

    July 28, 2021

    Council staff “put vulnerable children in the path” of sex offenders, who infiltrated children’s homes and foster care, with “devastating, life-long consequences for their victims”, a damning report into decades of abuse has found. Employees in the south London borough of Lambeth “treated children in care as if they were worthless” and appeared to demonstrate [...]

  • Converted: London Jehovah’s Witnesses HQ to start new life as film studio

    July 27, 2021

    The former headquarters of the UK Jehovah’s Witnesses in north London will be given a fresh start as a film and TV hub in a bid to tap into surging demand for studio space. Flexible workspace firm Purpose has snapped up the 200,000 square feet site in Mill Hill and plans to transform it into [...]

  • Three’s a party: Isle of Wight triplets all receive first-class degree in geography

    July 27, 2021

    Three English brothers all received their first-class degrees in geography at the University of Portsmouth today. 21-year-old triplets – Charlie, Harry and Thomas White, from Wootton Bridge, Isle of Wight – all chose to study the same subject at the same university without discussing it with each other. “One of our school teachers was a [...]

  • Wood Green man dies two days after altercation with Metropolitan Police

    July 27, 2021

    A man who was reportedly behaving “erratically” while carrying a knife and then handcuffed by police officers has died, Scotland Yard has confirmed. The Metropolitan Police said that officers were called to a home in James Gardens in Wood Green, north London, at around 8.10pm on Thursday following concerns for the welfare of a male [...]

  • Barings coughs up £130m for Capital House in the City

    July 27, 2021

    Real estate investment manager Barings announced they have acquired a Grade A office building in the City of London for £130.5m from a German retail real estate fund. The global company gained Capital House, a 126,000 square foot office, retail, and ancillary space with 55per cent of the building currently being let to the likes [...]

  • Sadiq Khan convenes roundtable in response to London flooding

    July 27, 2021

    The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, will sit down with key partners from TFL, the London fire brigade, water companies, London councils and the Environment agency today to discuss recent flooding incidents in the capital Impact reduction and future flood prevention measures are the key focus. Recent flash floods have brought life to a standstill [...]

  • Boris Johnson and Kenyan president to host global education summit in London

    July 26, 2021

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson will co-host a global education summit with President Uhuru Kenyatta, who arrives in London tomorrow. The summit, which takes place between 28-29 July, aims to raise $5bn to educate children across the developing world over the next five years. The two leaders are expected to discuss the progress across all areas of [...]

  • LSE-listed Kanabo to buy distributor and stoke European cannabis uptake

    July 26, 2021

    Kanabo, the first medical cannabis company to list on London’s top market, is set to buy a distributing company as it plots expansion into Europe. The deal with Materia, a processor and distributor of medical cannabis and CBD products, will make Kanabo Europe’s largest public cannabis company. Kanabo’s board has been eyeing new partnerships to [...]

  • Cash holdings: UK corporates’ £109bn warchest increasingly a rival to private equity in M&A

    July 26, 2021

    UK corporates have seen their aggregate net cash holdings rise from £20bn to £109bn since March 2020 and the start of the Covid pandemic, a jump of 500 per cent. The build up in cash balances has been so dramatic that UK corporates are increasingly seen as a serious rival to private equity funds in [...]

  • London flooding: More rain as Londoners call out climate change

    July 26, 2021

    London saw more rain yesterday which flooded roads, tube stations and homes, just days after health warnings were issued amid 30C heat. Government flood warnings and alerts have been issued to several areas around the city, with neighbourhoods nearby rivers hosting the most warnings. Areas like Harrow, Hillingdon, Ravensbourne through Lewisham, Bromley and Greenwich have [...]

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