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  • The 24-hour news cycle is ruining politics

    July 24, 2026

    The relentless 24-hour news cycle and social media landscape have fundamentally altered political discourse by prioritizing quick, performative reactions over thoughtful deliberation, says Emma Revell If there’s one thing we can count on in the perma-crisis that is British politics, it’ll be that our screens will be filled with updates from weary political correspondents and [...]

  • Housebuilder hits a wall: How did Vistry become the UK’s most shorted stock?

    July 24, 2026

    Vistry, the “nation’s favourite housebuilder,” has become the UK’s most shorted stock. From a shift to a bold new model to hopes that it can fuel Burnham’s housing vision, Felix Armstrong unpicks the firm’s recent history Back in 2024, Vistry boss Greg Fitzgerald was brimming with optimism. The housebuilder’s ambitious switch from a private market [...]

  • A beginner’s guide to appeasing the bond market – and why it matters

    July 24, 2026

    Britain’s enormous debt pile means the bond market now has the power to decide the fate of a government. Ali Lyon spoke to gilt investors to see how our new Chancellor can keep them happy. When John Healey was last in the Treasury, the world was a very different place. Britain’s economy was growing at [...]

  • Bonheur by Matt Abé review: This Michelin magnet left me hungry

    July 23, 2026

    Matt Abé, formerly of Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, has gone it alone with the opening of Bonheur. His food might be winning plaudits (including two Michelin stars) but our reviewer was left craving french fries I’d eaten like a catwalk model in the hours that preceded my meal at Bonheur by Matt Abe. My guest had [...]

  • Is ABBA Voyage suitable for children? You bet it is!

    July 23, 2026

    It’s one of those questions that follows a person for a lifetime: what was your first gig? The Spice Girls at Wembley, since you asked – a fact at which I cringed during my goth phase but of which I am now proud. A young person’s first experience of live music is a defining moment [...]

  • Healey: Squeezed businesses also need ‘breathing space’

    July 23, 2026

    Chancellor John Healey has said he is “just as concerned” by costs facing businesses as those facing households, adding that bosses also required “breathing space” to manage burdens from energy, labour and supply chains.  Echoing Andy Burnham’s pledge to provide “breathing space” on the cost of living, Healey said he would aim to ease cost [...]

  • Verdiva Bio Appoints Cardiometabolic Leader Steve Marso as Chief Medical Officer

    July 23, 2026

    Steve Marso, M.D., joins Verdiva as CMO from Metsera, where he held the equivalent position, bringing valuable clinical and regulatory expertise as Verdiva continues development of a unique portfolio of once-weekly oral treatments for obesity Also from Metsera, Jason Mallory joins Verdiva as SVP, Clinical Development to lead Verdiva’s clinical trial design and execution

  • Social media ban driving ‘screen-free’ sales, The Works boss says

    July 23, 2026

    The boss of discount retailer The Works has said the government’s crackdown on social media usage has driven customers towards the “screen-free activities” offered in his stores. Gavin Peck, chief executive of the Aim-listed retailer, believes Labour’s incoming social media ban has pushed up demand among parents for analogue activities for their children and was [...]

  • AI spending overshadows Alphabet and Tesla earnings

    July 23, 2026

    Wall Street’s biggest tech companies delivered another round of strong earnings on Wednesday, but the primary focus for investors is the growing cost of the artificial intelligence race. Alphabet and Tesla beat revenue expectations, yet their shares fell in after-hours trading after both companies signalled another year of heavy spending on AI infrastructure. Google-owner Alphabet [...]

  • I’m an editor. This is the most worrying thing about AI slop

    July 23, 2026

    The slow creep of AI slop is unnerving to witness I’m an editor at this newspaper. Over the past week or so some of our best contributors have filed me AI slop – but not quite how you’d imagine it. These pieces aren’t necessarily completely written by AI, although sometimes they are. The new frontier [...]

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