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  • Brexit threatens London’s world beating tourism industry: Don’t let the capital become a museum

    May 24, 2016

    Tourism is one of our biggest exports – and London is the most-visited city on earth. But the industry is worried that this world-beating ranking could be at risk if Britain cuts itself off from Europe. In fact, Europe is our biggest tourist market, with more than 60 per cent of visitors to the UK [...]

  • Cut capital gains tax with EIS investment

    May 24, 2016

    Investors facing a capital gains tax bill have an opportunity to cut it down by investing in the UK’s early stage businesses. Chancellor George Osborne recently cut the rate of capital gains tax to 20 per cent, down from 28 per cent. It’s applicable in the current tax year, but anyone who made a capital gain [...]

  • Bricklayers earning up to £1,000 a week as construction wages skyrocket fuelled by recruitment crisis and Brexit fears

    May 24, 2016

    A combination of Brexit fears and a recruitment crisis in the construction industry has pushed wages up – so much so that bricklayers can now earn up to £1,000 a week. New research out today from the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC) shows that more than six in ten recruitment agencies (63 per cent) say that [...]

  • Van Gaal sacked: United confirm Dutchman’s exit as Mourinho appointment nears

    May 23, 2016

    Manchester United have confirmed the sacking of manager Louis van Gaal and said that a decision on his successor – widely expected to be Jose Mourinho – will be made "soon".  Executive vice chairman Ed Woodward praised Van Gaal's "excellent work" and "great professionalism and dignity" as he confirmed the Dutchman's dismissal just 48 hours after [...]

  • Contagious content: Don’t Panic’s Joe Wade on why Jon Snow, GoPro and The LAD Bible hold the secrets to making a video ad go viral

    May 23, 2016

    A number of advertisers have won a Cannes Gold Lion. But few can claim a Bafta on top of it, and say they’ve dug up the lawn of a former frontbench MP. “We wanted to repackage social and political issues in a different way,” says Joe Wade, film-maker and co-founder of Don’t Panic London, speaking of [...]

  • Tuilagi and Farrell included in England’s squad to tour Australia despite injury

    May 22, 2016

    England head coach Eddie Jones admits Manu Tuilagi’s involvement in next month’s tour of Australia remains on a knife-edge despite naming the powerhouse centre in his travelling party. Tuilagi, who has been restricted to just one Test appearance in almost two years by a combination of injury and suspension, hurt a hamstring in the Tigers’ [...]

  • FA Cup final 2016 player ratings: Manchester United’s Wayne Rooney and Marcus Rashford score highly in 2-1 win over Crystal Palace

    May 21, 2016

    A stunning Jesse Lingard strike in extra-time gave 10-man Manchester United a 2-1 win over Crystal Palace and earned the Red Devils a record-equalling 12th FA Cup, their first since 2004. For 110 minutes there was little to separate the two sides. Here's how they rated: Crystal Palace Wayne Hennessey – 7 Made a strong save to keep out [...]

  • Labour derides London housing costs as “biggest single blight” on city

    May 21, 2016

    Labour launched a stinging attack on London housing costs, describing them as the "single biggest blight on this city". Speaking at a conference to set out Labour's new vision for the economy, shadow chancellor John McDonnell promised to help people "who are at the mercy of an unforgiving, unrestrained housing market and landlords". Read more: Shadow chancellor [...]

  • One in three young people are moving back home after being priced out of London rent

    May 20, 2016

    Over a third of young adults in London are opting to live at home with their parents because they can't afford rent, a new study has shown.  The new study from online retailer Direct Blinds showed 36 per cent of young adults in London could not afford to move out and pay rent, while more than 40 [...]

  • Plain packaging: The starting gun has been fired on the tobacco industry

    May 20, 2016

    Today the government fired the starting gun on a controversial new policy and a significant market intervention – the introduction of standardised pack designs for tobacco products.  After the High Court yesterday ruled against a legal challenge brought forward by big tobacco companies, from today most tobacco products destined for the UK must be in standardised packs. [...]

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