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  • The UK needs a global, connected capital city, and Brexit would put all of that at risk

    June 21, 2016

    London is a connected, global city – an attractive place to work, do business, and to set up a headquarters. Central to that appeal are its bonds with Europe. We’ve always been a trading city, and there are historic reminders of that at London City Airport. Located in London’s Royal Docks, the steel tracks that [...]

  • EU referendum: Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn readies himself for Sky News appearance

    June 20, 2016

    In his latest bid to shore up support for a Remain vote, Jeremy Corbyn will tonight take part in a Sky News debate, taking questions from younger voters. Having suspended campaigning after the tragic death of Jo Cox last week, Corbyn is to make a live television appearance ahead of the vote on Thursday. In [...]

  • London continues reign as unicorn startup capital of Europe

    June 20, 2016

    London is home to more so-called tech unicorns than any other country in Europe adding two new startups to the billion-dollar stable over the past year. The capital is now home to 14 companies with the sky-high valuation, double the number of the next closest country, Sweden, which is home to seven. The UK is home [...]

  • EU referendum: Stock markets and currencies poised for unprecedented volatility before Brexit vote

    June 20, 2016

    Financial markets are bracing themselves for one of the most volatile weeks of trading in living memory ahead of the EU referendum. Analysts said this week could unleash “chaos” on the stock markets, with volatility already sky-high and indexes across the world bouncing up and down on the slightest whiff of referendum news. Sterling, meanwhile, [...]

  • UKIP’s migrant poster comes under fire from both EU referendum campaigns

    June 19, 2016

    Both the Leave and Remain sides of the EU referendum campaign levied strong criticism at Ukip's migration poster today. Prime minister David Cameron told an audience on BBC Question Time "there have been some moments like the Nigel Farage poster which I think are just wrong … it's an attempt to frighten people, to scare them [...]

  • The six best boutique and art hotels in Tel Aviv, Israel, from the eye-popping Artplus to The Montefiore

    June 17, 2016

    Until about 2008, if you wanted to stay in Tel Aviv without slumming it, your options were limited to the hulking, ageing concrete corporate hotels lining the beach. Embarrassing, really, for a city so flush with style in art, design, food, and fashion. But in the last eight or so years, Israel’s biggest city has [...]

  • A bank is close to replacing Waitrose as the main sponsor of English cricket

    June 17, 2016

    Waitrose is set to be replaced as the main sponsor of English cricket by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) offshoot Natwest, reports have suggested. The supermarket announced in February that 2016 will be its last year as the main partner of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB). Today Sky News reported RBS was in advanced [...]

  • Betting: France set for lift-off against Switzerland

    June 16, 2016

    France have been late to their own party in the opening two matches of Euro 2016, relying on last-minute magic in wins against Romania and Albania. It may have been far from convincing, but those results put Les Bleus safely through to the next round with a game to go. With the pressure off, we [...]

  • Bad news, sky watchers: It’s going to take another 1,500 years for humanity to encounter aliens

    June 16, 2016

    If you're worried about an alien invasion, you can calm down: a new study by astronomers at Cornell University has suggested humans won't make contact with extraterrestrials for another 1,500 years.  Even Solomonides and Yervant Terzian combined the Fermi Paradox, which says billions of Earth-like planets exist in our galaxy, with Copernicus' mediocrity principle, which postulates that the [...]

  • Subscription services on the rise for pay monthly Brits, survey shows

    June 16, 2016

    UK consumers are increasingly opting to pay a monthly fee to subscribe to a service, rather than buy it outright, new research has shown. A whopping 40m Brits (78 per cent of the adult population) are now subscribing to at least one product or service. Video streaming services are amongst the most popular kind of subscription [...]

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