House prices set to fall until 2028, with London hit hardest November 4, 2026 House prices are not expected to recover from the UK’s property market slump until the second half of 2028, with London set to be the country’s worst-hit region. The average house price in the UK is set to fall by a further 1.5 per cent in 2027, according to new research from estate agency Savills, [...]
FAs urged to challenge Infantino Fifa term limit at Court of Arbitration for Sport November 3, 2026 The FA and other football associations have been urged to take their attempts to oust Gianni Infantino as Fifa president to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. Infantino has resisted all calls to stand down in the wake of his World Cup sell-off plan and is currently set to stand unopposed for re-election early next [...]
Asda’s turnaround king names heir to the throne November 3, 2026 Allan Leighton was adamant. Just two months ago, Asda’s then-executive chairman insisted that his position as the sole leader of the discount grocer’s turnaround plans would not change any time soon. It had been rumoured that Asda was on the lookout for a chief executive to bolster its efforts to return to its heyday, but [...]
Healey corrects Treasury colleague as he confirms employers are ‘working people’ November 3, 2026 John Healey has distanced himself from remarks made by his colleague, the Treasury minister Emma Reynolds, as he confirmed employers did count as working people. Over the weekend, Reynolds told broadcasters that she did not believe employers counted as “working people” under the Labour manifesto’s definition as “they are companies”. She added that there was [...]
Poundland owner ‘not acting in best interests’ of workers, says No10 November 3, 2026 Poundland owner Gordon Brothers is “not acting in the best interests” of the discount retailer’s staff and stores as it hurtles towards collapse, Downing Street has said. The Boston-based investment firm, which has faced intense criticism over its attempted sale of Poundland, must explain why it has rejected solvent offers to rescue the troubled retailer [...]
Manifest Law Names Sophy King President of International Immigration November 3, 2026 Global immigration veteran to lead worldwide expansion of Manifest Law.
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim: How SAP and AI can topple Crystal Palace, and scouts November 3, 2026 Ahead of their Europa League tie with Crystal Palace, Matt Hardy spoke to TSG 1899 Hoffenheim and SAP about how technology and AI is driving their team. The last couple of months have been littered with stories of Artificial Intelligence (AI) models going rogue, causing havoc and ignoring their human handlers; much like a superstar [...]
Team USA explores sale of commercial rights ahead of LA2028 Olympics November 3, 2026 US Olympic chiefs have confirmed they are exploring the possible sale of a stake in Team USA’s commercial rights. The US Olympic and Paralympic Committee has engaged sport’s go-to brokers the Raine Group to explore a range of possible fundraising options, Mark Kleinman reported for Sky News. “The next decade represents an unprecedented opportunity for [...]
Meet the woman trying to fix hospitality’s toxic kitchen culture November 3, 2026 Can a company backed by some of hospitality’s biggest names push the industry to clean up its act, asks Carys Sharkey This autumn some of the most influential figures in London’s hospitality scene gathered to discuss the issues hitting the industry. But for once, cost pressures weren’t top of the agenda. Instead, chefs and restaurateurs [...]
UK ‘risks losing quantum champions’ without government backing November 3, 2026 Britain risks losing its remaining homegrown quantum computing companies to overseas rivals within two years unless ministers step up investment and prioritise British tech, the boss of Universal Quantum has warned. Sebastian Weidt, chief executive and co-founder of the Sussex-based quantum startup, told City AM that the government’s decisions over the coming months would determine [...]