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  • Government to prioritise market access as it moves to dispel cloud of uncertainty hanging over airlines post-Brexit vote

    November 14, 2016

    The government has moved to reassure the airline industry over market access after the Brexit vote, saying it remained a priority. It wants to make sure the UK has "liberal access to European aviation markets". Brexit secretary David Davis, transport secretary Chris Grayling and Tim Alderslade, the chief executive of Airlines UK, released a joint [...]

  • Eight very cool ways Amazon Echo can make your life easier

    November 14, 2016

    It's a speaker, it's a personal assistant, it's activated by just your voice and it's promising to make your life easier – meet the Amazon Echo. Many people are already raving about the device across the pond where it's been available for some time while many others not in the US have been hacking the device to get [...]

  • How to see tonight’s supermoon if you live in London

    November 14, 2016

    Don’t worry if you didn’t catch last month’s Draconids or Orionids meteor showers, because tonight the largest moon since 1948 will be visible over London. Yes – the supermoon is back, and it's absolutely massive.  When can I see the Supermoon? Since the clocks went back and the nights have started earlier, stargazing hours have [...]

  • Fraud squad eyes end of Tesco investigation

    November 13, 2016

    The fraud squad is expected to announce within weeks what its next steps for Tesco will be, as it wraps up its investigation into the black hole in the retailer's accounts. The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) launched its probe into the supermarket giant's accounting practices in October 2014, and brought charges against three individuals, Carl Rogberg, [...]

  • Airline industry looks for assurances from government over Open Skies agreement in wake of Brexit turbulence

    November 13, 2016

    Around 20 representatives from the aviation industry will sit down with the government tomorrow to air their concerns and discuss opportunities post-Brexit vote. In a meeting with the Department for Exiting the European Union (DExEU), they will stress the importance of a deal with Brussels, as many jitters remain as to what a post-EU Britain will look [...]

  • McLaren chief executive Ron Dennis’ future in doubt

    November 12, 2016

    The future of Ron Dennis, the chief executive of McLaren, is in doubt this weekend. Dennis reportedly presented a £1.65bn takeover bid for the company last week. Sky News first reported that this led to fellow shareholders launching a plot to oust him from the company. Read more: McLaren denies Apple takeover talks Dennis then [...]

  • Why the famed “hairdryer treatment” dished out by Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United should not be used as a leadership template

    November 11, 2016

    Sir Alex Ferguson was unusually coy this week. When giving a talk to the World Business Forum in Milan the former Manchester United boss claimed his infamous "hairdryer treatment" was more myth than reality, a story that grew during his 27-year tenure at Old Trafford. "It happened about half a dozen times in 27 years and the [...]

  • The housing minister just admitted the government will miss its housebuilding targets

    November 11, 2016

    The UK's housebuilding sector is "absolutely… not at the rate we need to be" in order to meet government targets, the housing minister has admitted. In an interview with Sky News, Gavin Barwell said although the UK is currently building 170,000 new homes a year, we're on course to miss a target of one million [...]

  • Ex-Cameron adviser Dan Korski is on the look-out for people to back an innovative new fund

    November 10, 2016

    One of David Cameron’s fellow Brexit vote victims is on the hunt for backers for a fund that will invest in public sector technology projects. Dan Korski, who quit his role as special adviser to David Cameron following Britain's decision to leave the EU, is planning to launch a new "govtech" fund. And, according to reports [...]

  • Heartwarming and full of plot holes: Our review of John Lewis’ 2016 Christmas advert, Buster the Boxer

    November 10, 2016

    This year’s John Lewis Christmas advert, Buster the Boxer, has everything we have come to expect of the now hotly-anticipated generator of the festive feeling. It’s heartwarming, it’s full of plot holes and it makes you want to visit to retailer’s flagship store on Oxford Street. On the heartwarming front, it begins with a little girl, Bridget, who [...]

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