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  • Wimbledon scams: Bots are beating humans to the gates of Centre Court

    June 30, 2025

    Bots are blitzing Wimbledon’s ticketing platform, scooping up tens of thousands of pounds’ worth of seats every minute while real deal fans scramble for scraps. A new investigation by cyberfraud firm Datadome has exposed just how exposed the system is – and it’s not a good look for the world’s most prestigious tennis tournament. Despite [...]

  • Biggest manufacturers expected to pay £685m more in tax

    June 30, 2025

    Manufacturers across the UK will have to cough up £685m more in new property taxes next year, new research has suggested, adding costs to several businesses which are struggling to boost output and already cutting back on headcounts.  The government last week said it was ready to address high electricity prices for up to 7,000 [...]

  • Lord Mayor: The unicorns are galloping away

    June 30, 2025

    As capital dries up and unicorns flee, the UK must act now or accept its fate as an incubator economy, writes Alastair King.

  • Streeting’s junk food crackdown labelled ‘nanny state mission’

    June 29, 2025

    Retail bosses have hit out at a government plan to stop supermarkets from selling junk food in favour of fruit and vegetables as a “nanny state” policy that would add to red tape faced by high street shops.  Under new plans to tackle the NHS’s £11.4bn obesity bill, the government will set supermarkets a “healthy [...]

  • Lewis Capaldi at Glastonbury 2025 review: it was surreal to see him return

    June 28, 2025

    Most Pyramid Stage moments at Glastonbury are euphoric for performers and punters, but Lewis Capaldi wasn’t able to finish his set in 2023 due to a bout of tourettes. This afternoon the 28-year-old made an incredible return to the festival’s main stage to deliver a short surprise set. Capaldi‘s Glastonbury 2023 appearance was so significant [...]

  • Lorde at Glastonbury 2025 review: enchanting secret set earmarks beginning of Lorde Summer

    June 27, 2025

    Lorde at Glastonbury 2025 review: can Patchwork beat this? ★★★★ When Lorde is on stage, she adopts the kind of sultry pout that looks as if she’s thinking “f*ck you*. But this morning, the first full day of Glastonbury 2025 coincided with the launch of her new album Virgin, and behind the looks-could-kill poise, she [...]

  • London’s 5G rollout is being strangled by a failed legal model

    June 27, 2025

    London’s position at the bottom of Europe’s 5G performance rankings is the direct result of a failed telecoms access policy that has deterred investment, triggered mass litigation, and paralysed rollout. The Electronic Communications Code (ECC), reformed in 2017 to cut costs for mobile operators, removed the requirement to pay market rents for infrastructure sites. Instead, [...]

  • Will banks be able to escape a Reeves’ tax raid this Autumn? 

    June 27, 2025

    As Rachel Reeves watches her fiscal headroom crumble with every Labour U-turn, the Chancellor may return to her budget mantra that those with the “broadest shoulders should bear the heavier burden”. Lenders managed to skirt a tax raid in the 2024 budget after lobbyists warned it could damage the sector’s international competitiveness, but renewed fiscal [...]

  • Kemi Badenoch: I’ll only support welfare bill if government pledges no tax rises

    June 27, 2025

    Kemi Badenoch has said she would only support Labour’s welfare bill if the government pledges not to raise taxes further at the next budget. More than 100 Labour MPs had threatened to vote against the bill in its original form amid concerns over a reduction in personal independence payments to their constituents. The government has [...]

  • Bumble: If Test cricket is dead, then why are the grounds full in the UK?

    June 27, 2025

    David ‘Bumble’ Lloyd has hit out at those saying Test cricket is dying, pointing to the packed crowds UK stadiums enjoy week in, week out. It comes after England’s sensational victory over India at Headingley last week, and a full Lord’s for the World Test Championship fixture between Australia and South Africa. Limited tickets for [...]

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