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  • David Mitchell on acting, cancel culture and why the internet is evil

    May 25, 2022

    On 15 March 2020, David Mitchell took a bow following what he reckoned was the best performance yet of The Upstart Crow, the West End version of Ben Elton’s sitcom about William Shakespeare. The next day the country went into lockdown. “I found the pandemic pretty bleak, really”, says the comedian and panel show host. [...]

  • Letters: London as the golden child

    May 25, 2022

    [Re: London shines as top tech hub in Europe – again, yesterday] Nearly six years on from the EU referendum, fears of Brexit derailing London’s standing as a global capital for tech and innovation are being routinely challenged. This new research from the Z/Yen Group shows London reigns as Europe’s most technically advanced city, second [...]

  • London is back on the global property radar as foreign home buyers shrug off Brexit and stamp duty changes

    May 24, 2022

    International buyers are returning to the London property market after three consecutive years of declining market activity, brought about by Brexit, changes to stamp duty and, of course, the pandemic.  Since last year, international interest has started to return to the capital, with transactions climbing by 0.6 per cent. At the same time, the market [...]

  • Explainer-in-brief: A bill to fight off a dangerous global grain shortage

    May 24, 2022

    This week, a bill to accelerate the manufacturing of genetically edited crops will be brought to Parliament. As the world faces a potential food crisis in the aftermath of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, the government hopes the bill will allow it to shore up the country’s reserves of wheat. Genetically edited crops are more resistant [...]

  • Logistics boom: Warehouse investment trust launches on London’s main market

    May 24, 2022

    Warehouse Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is launching onto London’s main market, it announced today, after five years on the junior market. The logistics real estate heavyweight is expected to have access to a larger pool of capital and investors as a result, which it hopes will boost its liquidity and recognition. Warehouse REIT, which [...]

  • London retains crown as Europe’s technology hub

    May 24, 2022

    London has beat its rivals on the Continent to retain its crown as Europe’s most technologically advanced city, research shared with City A.M. reveals. The capital’s infrastructure, deep highly-skilled talent pool and widespread adoption of new technology led to it keeping its top spot, according to Z/Yen Group’s fifth edition of the Smart Cities Index. [...]

  • US issues final Brexit warning to UK not to take unilateral action as American delegation visits Dublin and Belfast

    May 23, 2022

    The UK government has been warned by a delegation of US politicians not to unilaterally remove the Northern Ireland Protocol as such a move “will not work”. Democratic Congressman Dan Kildee urged Foreign Secretary Liz Truss to engage in face-to-face negotiations with Brussels to resolve the outstanding issues. It comes as the bipartisan US congressional [...]

  • ‘Brexit is a mistake and London will be damaged’ warns Sir Howard Davies as NatWest chair claims ‘Boris Johnson hates the Treasury

    May 23, 2022

    SIr Howard Davies, the chairman of banking giant NatWest, has called Brexit ‘a significant mistake’ as the City grandee said he is not very optimistic about the future of the UK. In fact, Sir Howard said he is concerned about the long-term impact Brexit will have on the City of London. In an interview with [...]

  • Anne-Marie Duff in fine form in The House of Shades at the Almeida

    May 23, 2022

    Sometimes an ambitious failure is preferable to a safe success, but that’s sadly not the case with The House of Shades.  Even the incredible Anne-Marie Duff – on fierce form – is unable to pull together the threads of a play that’s part state-of-the-nation polemic, part kitchen sink drama, part Greek tragedy and part surreal [...]

  • Mick Jagger: Music touring is a ‘nightmare’ after Brexit

    May 23, 2022

    Mick Jagger said Brexit has been a “nightmare” for the music touring industry, with musicians now facing even more red tape when travelling into the UK.

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