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  • Mark Kleinman: Are Barclays pay rows a mere historical relic?

    January 30, 2025

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his weekly City AM column. This week, he tackles pay rows at Barclays, how WH Smith is clinging on and a floating debate for Monzo Are Barclays pay rows a mere historical relic? There was a time when Barclays and public [...]

  • Hundred: Sale of franchise stakes could value cricket league at £700m

    January 29, 2025

    English cricket is set for a major financial boost with the Hundred sale, which enters its final round of bidding, expected to value the eight franchises at as much as £700m. That figure is double the sum the England and Wales Cricket Board rejected from Bridgepoint for the whole tournament in 2022 and would therefore [...]

  • Hamilton involved in Ferrari F1 crash during testing

    January 29, 2025

    Seven-time world Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton is “absolutely okay” after crashing his Ferrari at testing in Barcelona. The 40-year-old ran off the road in just his second test for the Scuderia having joined the iconic Italian team from Mercedes ahead of this year’s Formula 1 season. Sources told PA that he was “absolutely okay”.  [...]

  • EE: Home nations agree four-year contract extension with telco

    January 29, 2025

    The Football Association (FA) will continue with EE as its lead partner after the telco signed a four-year contract extension. The agreement covers the England men’s and women’s senior teams, the 90,000 capacity Wembley Stadium and the other three home nations football associations up to the 2028 Euros, which Great Britain and Ireland will co-host [...]

  • Rachel Reeves is banking on Sustainable Aviation Fuel – but will it ever become a reality?

    January 29, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves today confirmed government backing for Heathrow Airport’s third runway. The announcement, outlined in a growth speech in Oxfordshire, followed a week of speculation that the long-delayed and highly controversial proposals could be back on the agenda. It came alongside news that Gatwick and Luton would also be given the green light for [...]

  • Manchester unveils £15bn plan to become go-to tourist destination outside London

    January 29, 2025

    Greater Manchester has unveiled plans to grow its visitor economy to be worth £15bn by the end of the decade in a bid to be the go-to tourism destination in the UK outside of London. The new strategy, which covers a five-year period through to 2030, aims to increase the region’s visitor economy from around [...]

  • What’s on in London February 2025

    January 29, 2025

    Whether you’re looking for a romantic evening with stunning city views, a concert during fashion week, or a lively sports atmosphere, London has something for you. Explore London’s vibrant social scenes and create unforgettable memories this month. This is your guide to an exciting February in London. Valentine’s Plans Valentine’s Rooftop Dining at The Skyline [...]

  • British basketball at war: Clubs split from federation over new league plan

    January 29, 2025

    Civil war has broken out in British basketball after furious Super League Basketball clubs vowed to break away from the British Basketball Federation over plans to impose a new league on them. Super League Basketball (SLB) teams say they were not consulted by the British Basketball Federation (BBF) before it announced former Portland Trail Blazers [...]

  • Fine words from Reeves – now let’s get Britain building

    January 29, 2025

    Rachel Reeves is right to make reforming our sclerotic planning system the centrepiece of her economic strategy. But if she’s going to succeed she must consign the bat tunnels and fish discos that too often block development to the dustbin of history, says Sam Richards In 2014 winter sports fans were getting ready for the [...]

  • London’s women-only members’ club AllBright enters administration

    January 29, 2025

    The female-only Mayfair townhouse operated by women’s collective AllBright is set to close as the company enters administration. The networking and events business, launched by co-chair of the Invest in Women Taskforce Debbie Wosskow and Telegraph Media Group’s chief executive Anna Jones in 2017, will close the doors on the Mayfair club it opened in 2019. “Sadly, [...]

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