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  • Major Mullins ready for battle

    February 18, 2015

    NEVER before has a trainer gone to Cheltenham with an army of talent as powerful as the one Willie Mullins will send over from his County Carlow base next month. Betway offer just 6/5 about him training six or more winners. But the army is not just powerful, it’s also huge. Where Mullins would normally [...]

  • Shrove Tuesday 2015: MPs get battered by journalists in annual pancake charity race

    February 17, 2015

    Flipping MPs is sadly not a new thing, as followers of the expenses saga will remember. Yesterday, a group of MPs were flipping pancakes, not mortgages, taking part an annual charity race against Westminster journalists. A cross-party selection of MPs took on a media team led by Sky’s Sophy Ridge, who crossed the line first. [...]

  • Sky hopes that huge Premier League TV football deal will score with fans – Brand Index

    February 17, 2015

    Sky Sports was clearly in no mood to relinquish to BT Sport the right to broadcast Premier League matches between 2016-19, despite having to shell out the bulk of the £5bn needed to secure those rights. There has been some dissent, with some ex-players calling the amount of money involved obscene. Commentators have asserted that [...]

  • ‘I gave absolutely everything playing for my country to the point I now struggle to walk’

    February 17, 2015

    Matt Prior tells Ross McLean of his Test comeback hope and new cycling project HE MAY be a triple Ashes winner and a principal component of England’s surge to the summit of Test cricket in 2011 but deposed wicketkeeper-batsman Matt Prior accepts the greatest challenge of his sporting career may prove unconquerable. Prior is taking [...]

  • UK inflation: Last time it was this low, it was measured by the prices of swiss roll, tracksuits and luncheon meat

    February 17, 2015

    The last time inflation was this low, shoppers' baskets were overflowing with Swiss rolls, shell suits and tins of luncheon meat. Yum. Prices rose just 0.3 per cent in January, the latest ONS figures reveal, the lowest since records began, and even slower than the previous low of December. Back in 1989 when those records [...]

  • Aldermore IPO: Challenger bank plans to cut flotation price

    February 16, 2015

    Aldermore is planning to offer shares for a knock-down price to make sure the bank’s stock market debut goes smoothly this time around, City A.M. understands. The challenger bank tried to float last September, but sudden market turmoil spooked investors and forced the lender to cancel the sale. This time around Aldermore hopes that strong [...]

  • Three new ways you can improve your networks

    February 16, 2015

    To expand your contacts, you may have to refresh your tactics. There are countless anecdotes that teach the importance of building a strong network. And whether you’re talking about old boys clubs or the ever expanding world of social media, the adage “it’s not what you know, it’s who you know” has never been more [...]

  • Chinese names for British landmarks: Shard could be called “star plucking tower” and 100 other attractions christened with Mandarin monikers

    February 16, 2015

    The Shard could soon be christened with a new name which means “A tower allowing us to pluck stars from the sky”. Zhai Xing Ta, which translates literally as the star plucking tower in Mandarin, is one of the suggestions made by the Chinese public to give London’s tallest building a Chinese name. The home [...]

  • The US’ new drone rules could completely scupper Amazon’s plans for drone delivery

    February 16, 2015

    Amazon's hopes to deliver packages by drone may be dashed by the new rules (Source: YouTube) After almost four years of delays, the US Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) has finally released its proposals for rules governing the use of "small drones" (anything under 55lbs). It's what US drone enthusiasts have been waiting for: until now, [...]

  • Could Archie Norman be Tesco’s new chairman? These are the runners and riders for the supermarket’s top job

    February 14, 2015

    Archie Norman is the latest City boss to be touted as Tesco’s successor to Sir Richard Broadbent who left last year in the wake of a profit scandal. The current chairman of ITV and former boss of rival supermarket Asda where he gained the reputation of being the turnaround king, is in “active talks” with [...]

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