Rishi Sunak’s fate is cursed by 13 years of the Conservatives’ electoral success May 11, 2023 Local elections results are never a prediction for a general election, but still is not Keir Starmer who needs a miracle to find himself in Downing Street pretty soon, it's Rishi Sunak, writes Will Cooling
Artificial intelligence will make my job obsolete, and I’m (almost) at peace with it May 11, 2023 Life as an editorial photographer is almost unsustainable today, and artificial intelligence is not helping. But what happens when we cut corners at all costs in photojournalism? asks Andy Blackmore
Brits will flock to Duolingo to dust up on their French but they’re terrified of maths May 11, 2023 We love learning French on Duolingo, but we don't want to learn maths in the UK. But we should, because we would be reaping benefits personally and professionally, writes Phoebe Arslanagic-Wakefield
Transport upgrades are vital to keep London at the top of the financial table May 11, 2023 Ask most of those who are yet to come back to work three or four or five days a week what the biggest barrier is and the answer is usually either the commute being a pain in the neck or being too expensive. So it won’t necessarily shock you to learn that in the aftermath [...]
Padel comes to the City of London May 11, 2023 The world’s fastest growing sport has arrived in the Square Mile. A padel court, erected in Tower Hill, will be available to book by schools, corporates and members of the public for the summer. Padel has taken the world by storm in recent years, with its mix of tennis and squash in tight spaces proving [...]
Binance seeks green light from UK as City minister lays out future for crypto rules May 10, 2023 Binance said it would do “everything we possibly can” to be regulated in the UK as the world’s largest crypto exchange hit out at the US’s regulatory environment. Speaking at the Financial Times’s Crypto and Digital Assets Conference, Binance’s chief strategy officer Patrick Hillmann argued the US “has been very confusing over the past six [...]
Households could be offered competitive deals again as price cap eases May 10, 2023 Households could benefit from the prospect of fixed tariffs below the price cap, predicts energy specialist Cornwall Insight.
Non-compete clauses slashed as ministers begin post-Brexit regulatory changes May 10, 2023 Non-compete clauses will be slashed to three months in a bid to boost competition between employers, ministers announced today, as a key EU ‘sunset’ clause is ditched. It comes as part of a move by the government to scrap its own plans for thousands of EU laws to automatically expire at the end of the [...]
Uber launches new flight-booking feature as it doubles down on growth May 10, 2023 Uber has launched a new feature that allows customers to book flights using the app, as the company looks to expand modes of travel for users. The ride-hailing giant today rolled out the new booking tool for domestic and international flights in partnership with the online travel agent Hopper. Andrew Brem, General Manager at Uber [...]
Virgin Atlantic hits out at Heathrow ‘failings’ as high costs delay post-pandemic recovery May 10, 2023 Virgin Atlantic said today that challenges surrounding last years passenger cap at Heathrow and ongoing economic uncertainty affected its final year results, with the airline not expecting to return to profit in 2023. In its 2022 full year results, the airline highlighted “industry wide challenges,” such as July’s 100,000 passenger limit introduced at Heathrow and [...]
