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  • In pictures: Uber cab protests in London and the rest of Europe

    June 11, 2014

    European cities have come to a standstill as cab drivers protest against the rise of taxi apps such as Uber. Uber customers can hail a ride using their smartphone, which will show them the nearest vehicle available, rather than having to flag a cab. London, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome, Paris and Berlin have suffered traffic disruption [...]

  • London’s Uber app taxi protests: Here’s what you need to know

    June 11, 2014

    Thousands of London’s iconic black cabs are today staging a mass protest against innovative taxi app service Uber. Uber customers can hail a ride using their smartphone, which will show them the nearest vehicle available. Organised by the Licensed Taxi Drivers Association (LTDA), the protest could wreak traffic chaos across large swathes of the capital. [...]

  • London’s Uber app taxi protests: Here’s what you need to know

    June 11, 2014

    Thousands of London's iconic black cabs are today staging a mass protest against innovative taxi app service Uber. Uber customers can hail a ride using their smartphone, which will show them the nearest vehicle available. Organised by the Licensed Taxi Drivers Association (LTDA), the protest could wreak traffic chaos across large swathes of the capital. [...]

  • Uber app strike to cause travel chaos as 10,000 taxis protest today

    June 10, 2014

    More than 10,000 black cabs are expected to cause traffic chaos in central London today in a protest against Uber, whose customers can use a smartphone app that shows the nearest available driver. The protest, starting at Trafalgar Square at 2pm, is likely to cause gridlock, tailbacks and delays across many parts of the capital. [...]

  • Boris buys three water cannon

    June 10, 2014

    London mayor Boris Johnson has bought three water cannon for the Metropolitan police from the German police force, despite reports that the home secretary Theresa May is as yet undecided on whether to lift restrictions on their use on the UK mainland. Currently, water cannon are only permitted for use in Northern Ireland. The new [...]

  • Bank of England abandoned car: Driver arrested over “unconnected matter”

    May 16, 2014

    The driver of the black car abandoned outside the Bank of England in central London yesterday has been arrested by Metropolitan Police. The 34 year-old man has been identified by police as the driver of the vehicle and was arrested yesterday afternoon. He has been arrested over an unconnected matter, said police. A spokesman told [...]

  • Boris follows Cameron to the Two Cities lunch

    April 15, 2014

    PUNDITS watching to see if Boris Johnson will try to return to parliament and run in the next election might be pricking their ears at the news from the Two Cities Conservative fundraiser. Following David Cameron’s guest appearance at last year’s do, Boris Johnson has been revealed as this year’s guest and by all accounts, [...]

  • JP Morgan supports staff after shock death of IT vice-president

    January 29, 2014

    STAFF at JP Morgan are being offered one-to-one counselling after a senior member of staff at the bank fell from the roof and died at around 8am on Tuesday. Gabriel Magee, described by colleagues as well-liked, was a vice-president in the IT and technology side of the business. The bank held a minute’s silence yesterday [...]

  • Former Deutsche Bank executive found dead at London home

    January 28, 2014

    Former Deutsche Bank executive, William Broeksmit, has passed away at his west London home according to an internal e-mail sent to bank employees. Broeksmit was a key founder of Deutsche's investment bank, and left the company last February. The internal e-mail said that the former banker was "considered by many of his peers to be [...]

  • Met police officer charged with misconduct over plebgate affair

    November 26, 2013

    PC KEITH Wallis has been charged with misconduct in public office over the plebgate scandal that cost Andrew Mitchell MP his job. Mitchell was forced to resign as chief whip over allegations that he called police officers “plebs” when attempting to leave Downing Street last December. Wallis is the first police officer to be charged [...]

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