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  • Harry and Meghan: Duchess of Sussex returns to Canada ‘to be with son’ as Royal Family try to find ‘workable solution’

    January 10, 2020

    The Duchess of Sussex has returned to Canada to be with eight-month old son Archie. It comes after Harry and Meghan announced they would be stepping back as senior royals. A spokeswoman said that Meghan had returned to Canada to be with her son, who is thought to have stayed in North America with a [...]

  • Boeing 737 Max ‘designed by clowns supervised by monkeys’, internal memos say

    January 10, 2020

    Boeing staff joked about possible flaws in the 737 Max model and mocked regulators in hundreds of messages the jet manufacturer has handed over to investigators. The messages also saw an employee say of the plane in April 2017: “This airplane is designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys.” Read more: World [...]

  • Gardiner rules out Labour leadership contest, as Thornberry gives Corbyn ‘nought out of 10’

    January 9, 2020

    Shadow international trade secretary Barry Gardiner has ruled himself out of the Labour leadership contest, saying he does not believe he can command enough support “at this late stage”. Gardiner admitted he was toying with running last night, with the deadline for applications closing on Monday. But this evening the frontbencher, who is thought to [...]

  • Credit card giant Newday set to buy finance platform Deko

    January 9, 2020

    Credit card issuer Newday has reportedly agreed to purchase retail finance platform Deko in a bid to boost its tech credentials.  Newday has reached a deal to acquire Deko for up to £40m, depending on the tech provider’s performance, Sky News reported. Read more: ‘Worst year on record’ for retailers in 2019 If the purchase [...]

  • Queen ‘disappointed’ with Prince Harry and Meghan’s decision to step back

    January 9, 2020

    Queen Elizabeth is said to be disappointed that she was not consulted on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s shock decision to step away from their positions as senior royals. A statement, released on Instagram last night, from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex saying they wanted to become “financially independent” and split their time between [...]

  • Home is where the heart is: how to revolutionise the house buying process

    January 9, 2020

    For too many people, home ownership is a distant dream. In today’s Britain, only about 27 per cent of people aged 25 to 34 own their home — a huge dip compared to 1990, when ownership for this age group was 50 per cent, according to the Resolution Foundation.  Sky-high property prices, the need to [...]

  • Marks and Spencer’s former finance chief to join Belron

    January 8, 2020

    Marks & Spencer’s ex-finance chief will make a swift return to the corporate world, only eight days after leaving the British retail stalwart. Humphrey Singer, who worked for Marks &Spencer’s for less than two years, will become the new chief financial officer at Belron, a vehicle glass repair firm. Read more: Ocado joint venture with [...]

  • Ted Baker lenders appoint advisers to review prospects

    January 8, 2020

    Ted Baker’s lenders have appointed advisers to review the struggling high street retailer’s prospects.  Lenders including Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland have lined up restructuring experts FTI Consultants to lead an independent business review to explore the health of the company, Sky News reported. The review could take several weeks, and may lead to [...]

  • Iran plane crash: Ukraine U-turns on engine failure as cause of Boeing 737 crash

    January 8, 2020

    Ukraine’s embassy in Iran has dropped a reference to engine failure as a cause of the Boeing 737 plane crash that killed 176 people earlier today. Iranian state media had initially reported that “technical issues” were behind the disaster after the Boeing 737-800 crashed shortly after taking off from Tehran’s international airport. Read more: Iran [...]

  • South American tribe tries to block £240m Amerisur takeover

    January 7, 2020

    A London law firm is acting on behalf of a Colombian tribe in an attempt to block the takeover of Amerisur Resources by a larger energy firm. Leigh Day, which is representing members of a tribe who live by Colombia’s Putumayo river, has tried to secure an injunction against Geopark’s £240m acquisition of Amerisur, which [...]

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