UK still ‘deeply concerned’ over treatment of human rights in Belarus July 13, 2021 The UK has again voiced its concerns over Belarus’ treatment of human rights today, following the hijacking of a Ryanair plane in May. “The United Kingdom remains deeply concerned by the human rights situation in Belarus,” the UK’s ambassador to the United Nations and World Health Organisation in Geneva, Simon Manley, said. “Tightening the laws [...]
Check your hub: All of the Northern Line station closures in 2022 July 13, 2021 The Kennington to Moorgate branch of the Northern Line will be shut for 17 weeks from next January so TfL can finish its redevelopment of Bank station. The £700m upgrade will see the station, one of London’s busiest, made 40 per cent larger. Four of the eight stations on the Bank branch of the service will be [...]
Retail, hospitality and transport sectors fear staff abuse when mandatory face masks end July 13, 2021 Business leaders in industries that operate in public indoor settings fear staff could come under attack from customers after the government lifts the legal requirement to wear face masks on 19 July. As of next week, businesses can enforce their own policy on masks as they see fit to protect their staff and customers. But [...]
Almost all UK housebuilders’ revenues fell as fewer homes built during covid July 13, 2021 Only one of the biggest housebuilders in Britain has seen an increase in its revenue and built more homes in 2020, new research shows. The latest research from Warwick Estates has revealed that Vistry Group was the only major house builder which saw improved performance in terms of the number of houses delivered, and in revenue. The [...]
Revealed: The most-shorted UK stocks in the current volatile Covid-19 era July 13, 2021 New data from the London Stock Exchange and crunched by ETP provider GraniteShares shows the most-shorted UK stocks include some of the supposed "winners of lockdown": supermarkets and food delivery companies.
US inflation surges at fastest pace in over a decade July 13, 2021 US inflation rose at the fastest pace in over a decade last month as severe supply constraints and shortages of key raw materials drove prices up sharply, according to new figures released on Tuesday. The US consumer price index rose 5.4 per cent annually in June, the largest increase since August 2008. The US CPI [...]
Hong Kong Racing Tips: Sun Of Makfi looking to go back-to-back July 13, 2021 JOCKEY Chad Schofield bounced back into the limelight with a double at Sha Tin on Sunday following a week of self-isolation with a bout of chickenpox. The former Australian champion apprentice and Group 1-winning jockey took his seasonal winning tally to 26, which is well down on previous years. This was due to the stylish [...]
Hong Kong Racing Tips: Chang lining up exciting sprinter July 13, 2021 TRAINER Michael Chang has had a season to forget. The likeable 59-year-old is currently propping up the trainers’ championship table with a lowly nine winners, but also an exasperating 48 places. There has been, however, a glimmer of light for Chang since the beginning of this month with his stable showing some signs of revival [...]
Hong Kong Racing Tips: A new champion to be crowned at the Valley July 13, 2021 EXPECT plenty of celebrations when Happy Valley hosts the final meeting of the 20/21 season in Hong Kong on Wednesday. With the obligatory firework display and a host of exotic bets estimated to reach around £2m on the nine-race programme, you can guarantee plenty of high-octane excitement. Both trainer Caspar Fownes and jockey Joao Moreira [...]
Exclusive: Financial services deal making climbing back up after subdued 2020 July 13, 2021 Deals in the UK financial services sector more than doubled in the first half of 2021, compared to the first six months of last year. Professional services giant Ernst & Young told City A.M. today that the UK financial services industry saw 121 deals in the first half of this year compared with 57 during [...]
