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  • Sadiq Khan is squandering the success of the Elizabeth Line

    May 1, 2025

    Despite the popularity and success of the Elizabeth Line, other major transport projects in the capital are in limbo, writes James Ford Everybody loves the Elizabeth Line, right? There are the sleek, open-plan trains, the breathtaking, well-designed stations and, perhaps best of all, there are the smooth and swift journey times that have created new [...]

  • UK fintech Revolut expands lifestyle reach with mobile plans

    April 30, 2025

    Revolut is to offer mobile plans to customers as the UK fintech continues to diversify its product range. The Canary Wharf-based business is looking to enter the mobile market in the UK and Germany later this year before eying further market expansion. Revolut said its plans will include unlimited calls, texts and data at home, [...]

  • Libby’s Naked Wines Diary: Quaffing Spanish wine in the Parisian Pulitzer

    April 29, 2025

    Paris has often been described as “magical” but I experienced my own miracle this weekend. The Significant Other and I were dining at Le Patio, the restaurant of Hotel Pulitzer in the Opera Quarter of Paris.  Over squidgy, crispy croquettes and pesto laden burrata, I realised I had lost an earring. An earring my late [...]

  • Downing Street denies lobbying for Trump Turnberry to host Open in 2028

    April 29, 2025

    Downing Street says the selection of hosts of the Open is a matter for the organisers amid claims US President Donald Trump has made repeated requests to Sir Keir Starmer for golf’s oldest major to be held at his Turnberry course in 2028. The Prime Minister’s official spokesman did not deny that Whitehall officials had [...]

  • Porsche: Trump tariffs and China troubles to slash sales and profit

    April 29, 2025

    Porsche has cut its forecasts for 2025 amid fears over the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on the global car industry. The luxury sports car maker expects to report a profit margin of between 6.5 to 8.5 per cent this year, down from prior guidance of 10 to 12 per cent. Revenue is also [...]

  • Employment Rights Bill will ‘cut retail staff numbers’

    April 29, 2025

    Labour’s Employment Rights Bill will lead to job cuts and price hikes, a poll of 31 major retailers has found, in the latest sign the government’s legislative agenda risks harming economic growth.  The legislation, which is nearing its final stages in Parliament, introduces sweeping changes to zero-hours contracts, sick pay, leave, flexible working and dismissal, [...]

  • EU youth mobility scheme exposes Labour’s immigration angst

    April 28, 2025

    The government will not back it, the government will back it. It will grow the economy, it will make Brits poorer. It will reverse Brexit, it doesn’t bring us close enough to the European Union. It is not a youth mobility scheme, it’s a ‘youth experience’ scheme.  Labour’s hokey-cokey dance around the possible introduction of [...]

  • NHS app set to slash waiting times, but concerns remain

    April 28, 2025

    As the government continues its push to expand the NHS app in an effort to reduce waiting times and improve efficiency, concerns are mounting over the potential drawbacks and accessibility of the app for all patients. The Department of Health and Social Care recently announced that the expanded NHS app has already helped prevent 1.5m [...]

  • HSBC and Barclays shareholders eye returns as tariffs cloud banks’ reports

    April 28, 2025

    The FTSE 100’s ‘Big Five’ banks are gearing up for first-quarter results season – and shareholders will be eyeing how lenders set the tone for the year ahead.  HSBC will kick off reports on Tuesday, followed by Barclays on Wednesday and Lloyds on Thursday. Natwest and Standard Chartered will round off the results week on [...]

  • Zelensky says Vatican meeting with Trump ‘has potential to become historic’

    April 26, 2025

    Volodymyr Zelensky said his meeting with Donald Trump on the fringes of the Pope’s funeral “has potential to become historic”. The Ukrainian president and his US counterpart met within St Peter’s Basilica after they each paid respects at Francis’ coffin. A photograph of the two leaders shows them sat opposite one another on chairs within [...]

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