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  • Eurostar suffers 11 new cancellations in wake of Channel Tunnel Fire

    January 18, 2015

    Eurostar has cancelled six services today due to "ongoing technical issues". The delays will cause even more inconvenience for travellers after the Eurostar cancelled services on Saturday after smoke was detected in the Channel Tunnel. A spokesman for Kent police said yesterday: The fire was at the French end of the tunnel and is being [...]

  • Ofcom puts BT under pressure to cut broadband cost to rivals

    January 15, 2015

    Ofcom yesterday warned BT that it might be forced to raise broadband prices for customers or slash what it charges rivals to use its network, under tough new tests. The proposal is designed to ensure that BT cannot price rivals such as Sky and TalkTalk out of the market. Under current rules, BT allows rivals to [...]

  • Sport Comment: Constrasting fates of England prospects explains Defoe deal

    January 15, 2015

    WE’RE halfway through January and I’m sure I can hear Sky Sports’ Jim White gargling with Dettol (why does he shout into the camera lens whereas Des Lynam rarely registered more than a purr?) Yes, the end of the transfer window is in sight. This week saw a typical January story unfold. Jermain Defoe’s return [...]

  • A third bolt just snapped on the Leadenhall building, aka the Cheesegrater

    January 14, 2015

    Not a great couple of weeks for the capital's skyscrapers. After Londoners discovered their promised "park in the sky", aka the Walkie Talkie's Sky Garden, will be ticketed – and moaned vociferously about it – another bolt has snapped on close neighbour the Cheesegrater. That's the third to break so far. Eeeek. British Land, the [...]

  • Watch: Exclusive look inside the Walkie Talkie’s Sky Garden

    January 13, 2015

    After many moons of waiting, the Walkie Talkie's Sky Garden was launched to the public yesterday. At 38 storeys high, the garden was one of the conditions of the Walkie Talkie's (or 20 Fenchurch Street, to give it its correct name) planning permission, but it's received heavy criticism after it emerged visitors will need a [...]

  • This year’s best paid graduate jobs will be in accounting, law and finance professions

    January 12, 2015

    Young people disheartened by sky-high university fees should set their sights on a career in the City, with accounting, law and finance professions set to pay the highest graduate salaries in 2015. Anyone about to embark upon their first year in investment banking could take home £45,000. Wannabe lawyers and ambitious financiers can expect to [...]

  • Chateau Gütsch: Journey to Lucerne, the ticking heart of watchmaking

    January 11, 2015

    Overlooking Lucerne, Chateau Gütsch is a belle-epoque retreat with a horological secret. As a writer with a particular penchant for Swiss watchmaking, I probably use the term “chocolate box” far too frequently. Hard not to when describing a springtime visit to an atelier nestled in the verdant Jura foothills, surrounded by cows and their clanking [...]

  • TheTrainline.com IPO: Chief executive Clare Gilmartin is ready to test the markets

    January 8, 2015

    Stock market flotations are very much at the glamorous end of business in the City. Relatively young firms are suddenly exposed to public markets, and gain huge recognition – not to mention financial rewards – for their hard work building the business. It is certainly an adventure for bosses and owners. Visits to investment banks [...]

  • Something for the weekend

    January 8, 2015

    SEE FOR MILES SKY GARDEN AT 20 FENCHURCH STREET You can drink and dine atop the City’s most controversial skyscraper, the Walkie Talkie, which threw open the doors to its restaurant, bar, viewing platform and sky gardens this week. To book, visit skygarden.london LIGHT UP YOUR WEEKEND WINTER LIGHTS FESTIVAL Make the most of darkness [...]

  • Wiggins unveils team and plots bid for Rio gold

    January 8, 2015

    FORMER Tour de France winner Sir Bradley Wiggins has launched his own professional cycling team, named simply Wiggins, as part of preparations to become the most decorated British athlete in Olympic history. The squad will race primarily on the road although the ambitious aim is to equip four-time Olympic champion Wiggins and team-mates for a [...]

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