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  • Kobe Mayfair’s Passport to Wagyu

    Kobe Mayfair’s Passport to Wagyu London has three types of steakhouses. High-end, West End establishments are designed for the city’s high rollers, who often prioritise style over substance. See also the establishments in the City and Canary Wharf, designed for banks’ expense accounts. Then there are the tourist haunts, led by Angus Steakhouse. Cheap and [...]

  • Britain is hooked on Halloween and Traitors – and that’s a recession indicator

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    Halloween has become big business, and Celebrity Traitors proves it. But this cultural obsession reveals something very wrong with the British economy, writes Matt Kenyon Just after 8pm last Saturday, it struck me that every single person on the Northern line train to Tooting was not just in a Halloween costume, but in an elaborate [...]

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    £1 minimum deposit casino UK sites are one of the best ways to get to know a casino without worrying about what is being spent. To help you find the best places to play for as little as £1, we have put together this article looking at the best casinos with low minimum deposits.  For [...]

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  • Sequoia scraps London office as UK employees face axe

    November 4, 2026

    Silicon Valley venture capital giant Sequoia Capital is shutting its London office and cutting staff, just six years after expanding into Europe, in a major retreat from Britain’s startup investment scene. The US investor, an early backer of Apple, Airbnb and Stripe, confirmed the closure in a sweeping restructuring announcement, saying it no longer saw [...]

  • China halts IPOs as Asian markets continue to retreat under AI woes

    November 3, 2026

    China’s securities regulator has reportedly paused listings in another blow to the region, as it struggles to recover from investors’ AI fears. The China Securities Regulatory Commission has held meetings with investment banks over the last few days about holding fire on initial public offerings, according to reports in the Financial Times. Large sales by [...]

  • Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce long-term review – first report 

    November 2, 2026

    Launched in 2015, the Giulia was growing old gracefully and due to die soon. However, the delay of its electric successor has granted it a new lease of life, and sales will continue until at least 2027. Has this sporting saloon outstayed its welcome? That’s the question I hope to answer by spending three months [...]

  • Porsche Mission S: mid-engined supercar debuts in New York

    November 2, 2026

    Porsche has revealed a dramatic new mid-engined concept, which signposts the direction for a new flagship supercar.  Launched in New York City, Porsche Mission S shows how a new addition to the German marque’s lineup could look, and is positioned above the legendary 911 sports car.  What makes the Mission S most intriguing, perhaps, is [...]

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    October 30, 2026

    BMW’s facelifted i7 now goes up to 452 miles between charges and rides with all the calm you’d hope for at £109,320. Tim Barnes-Clay took it to Epsom Downs and calls it a heart-over-head choice, though the company car tax bill gives the head a surprisingly strong argument too. The BMW i7 is a seriously [...]

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    October 29, 2026

    “Power is somehow cheap now,” says Stefano Cossalter, product line director for the Lamborghini Urus. “Our number-one priority was driving dynamics. That’s the core of the Performante: suspension, brakes and calibration software.” Not that Lamborghini’s latest ‘super-SUV’ is either underpowered or inexpensive, you understand. Its twin-turbocharged V8 and hybrid system dish up a combined 812hp [...]

  • Millions face ID checks under UK social media ban as Ofcom warns of loopholes

    October 29, 2026

    Millions of British social media users could be forced to verify their age using passports or facial scans under new proposals from Ofcom, as the regulator prepares to enforce the government’s ban on under-16s. The watchdog on Thursday identified four methods it considers sufficiently reliable to determine whether users are aged 16 or over, ahead [...]

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