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  • House prices fall for first time in three years as borrowing costs weigh on buyers

    September 7, 2026

    House prices fell in the year to August in the first annual decrease in nearly three years, as high borrowing costs cause prospective buyers to “sit tight”.  The average UK house price edged down 0.2 per last month to £298,468, according to Lloyds’ house price index. This marks a 0.4 per cent year-on-year fall, the [...]

  • City of London’s Rolls-Royce limo converted to electric power

    September 7, 2026

    The City of London Corporation’s official limousine, a 1973 Rolls-Royce Phantom VI, has been converted into an electric vehicle. Commissioned by Alderwoman Dame Susan Langley DBE, the 697th Lord Mayor of the City of London, the battery-powered limousine is part of a plan to make the Corporation ‘net zero’ by 2027.   Oxfordshire-based Electrogenic was handed [...]

  • Trans charity ‘misleading employers’ with company guidelines, campaigners claim

    September 7, 2026

    The equalities watchdog is investigating guidance to employers by a charity devoted to trans inclusion in business, after a feminist pressure group claimed they were “entirely counter to the law”. In a letter to the boss of the Equality and Human Rights Commission seen by City AM, Sex Matters alleges that Trans in the City [...]

  • Reform UK donations sting ‘looks bad,’ admits Farage

    September 6, 2026

    Nigel Farage has admitted that an undercover investigation into Reform UK’s approach to foreign donations “looks bad”. The Reform leader appeared to soften his position on the donations row engulfing his party but denied it had ever breached electoral law by accepting overseas funding. Farage has been forced to defend his party against allegations that [...]

  • Spire Healthcare overhauls board amid £1bn private takeover

    September 6, 2026

    The chief executive and chair of Spire Healthcare have stepped away amid a £1bn takeover of the London-listed private hospital group.  Veteran boss Justin Ash has said he will retire from the group as it “enters a new phase with strong foundations” under its new ownership by a consortium of investors.  Spire’s board have agreed [...]

  • Has Reform managed to win over the City?

    September 5, 2026

    Reform UK officials hope that its first-ever Business Day paid dividends at its conference. Maurício Alencar reports on a dramatic 72 hours in Birmingham and asks whether industry chiefs are satisfied with what they’ve heard and seen. Asked for an umbrella phrase to describe Reform’s economic philosophy, policy guru Dr James Orr responded that the [...]

  • Beer, kits, hospitality and stadia can take Women’s Super League to greater heights

    September 5, 2026

    Bigger crowds and greater matchday revenue are just some of the growth opportunities for the WSL as the new season begins, says Sarah Rock. This weekend marks the return of the Women’s Super League, with last night’s opening fixture between London City Lionesses and Manchester United featuring one of the league’s biggest name signings to [...]

  • London snubbed as Formula 1 announces return of F1 Live show at new venue

    September 4, 2026

    Formula 1 will repeat the F1 Live event that debuted in London last year with an expanded format and a new host city: Milan. F1 Live Milan will comprise a three-day fan festival and F1 The Show, a one-off stage event featuring all 11 teams as well as live music and entertainment. It will take [...]

  • Lawyer struck off for using fake AI evidence in his own disciplinary case

    September 4, 2026

    An immigration lawyer who was referred to a Tribunal after a criminal conviction has been struck off after using AI-generated evidence as part of his own defence. Abhishek Kumar, 41, a registered foreign lawyer, was referred to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) after his 2024 criminal conviction at the Central Criminal Court, after he knowingly [...]

  • McGill and Partners staff to benefit from EQT’s $2bn insurance broker deal

    September 4, 2026

    Speciality London-based reinsurance broker McGill and Partners has agreed to a $2bn (£1.48bn) investment by private equity giant EQT. Founded in May 2019 by industry titans Steve McGill and John Lloyd, the firm handles high risks for corporate and institutional clients. In seven years, the broker has grown revenues to more than $250m and expanded [...]

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