Euromonitor International Launches Next-Generation Passport October 6, 2026 Introduces a reimagined Passport experience with natural-language discovery, unified search and AI-generated summaries Features Passport Connect, bringing trusted market intelligence into Microsoft Copilot and other AI assistants Extends Passport intelligence across enterprise systems, dashboards and workflows through APIs and MCP Combines market, consumer, company and economic insight to support confident decisions
Gallet takes flight: The inside story of Breitling’s sibling October 6, 2026 O n 17 December 1903, one of the most significant stretches of time in human history was measured near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. That time was 12 seconds – the length for the first flight of a powered aircraft, the Wright Flyer. By the end of the day that number had risen to 59 seconds. Most [...]
Inside the Donkervoort, a Dutch super car like no other October 6, 2026 The Donkervoort P24 RS is simultaneously one of the fastest and slowest cars I have ever driven. The flyweight 600hp roadster can rocket to 60mph in circa. 2.5 seconds and pull 2.4G in the corners. And yet… every time you stop for fuel or a flat white, you need to factor in time for chatting [...]
The Conservative Party is losing voters on legacy, not leadership October 6, 2026 On the reasons to not vote Conservative, very few blame Kemi. Instead, legacy, and earning back trust, remains the Tories' biggest obstacle.
Top Tory pleads with young people to stay in Britain October 5, 2026 Shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith has urged young people to stay in Britain and support the Conservatives as he highlighted the Tory pitch to young people amid a row over the party’s commitment to keeping the triple lock pension. In a speech to party members on Monday, Griffith said Tory policies to scrap stamp duty and [...]
NHS may not be able to replace Palantir before £330m deal deadline October 5, 2026 The NHS may not be able to replace Palantir before a crunch deadline on its £330m data contract, raising the stakes for ministers as pressure mounts to cut ties with the US tech giant. The warning comes as ministers weigh Palantir’s future and campaigners ramp up pressure to ditch the company, with more than 44,000 [...]
Power cut leaves City offices in the dark October 5, 2026 Central London was hit by a major power cut on Monday that stretched across dozens of postcodes and left swathes of the City in darkness. According UK Power Networks (UKPN), the body responsible for the upkeep of the electricity network, 33 postcodes were affected by the outage, including thousands of homes and major businesses in [...]
Shock boardroom shake-up as Sunderland chief exits October 5, 2026 Sunderland have parted company with interim chief executive Tom Burwell in a shock move after just five months as the Black Cats’ top man. The club said their majority owner, 29-year-old Kyril Louis-Dreyfus, will take charge of day-to-day operations at Sunderland, who this year are playing in the Europa League. Burwell’s abrupt departure comes 24 [...]
Office cycle racks face the chop as workers opt for e-bikes October 5, 2026 City developers have hailed the Mayor of London’s plans to water down the amount of bike rack space new offices need to provide, arguing that the shift to e-bikes makes these requirements redundant. The London Property Alliance (LPA), which represents hundreds of developers in the City and central London, has welcomed proposals to cut down [...]
Mary Kay Introduces the K-Beauty Texture Edit October 5, 2026 Special-Edition Korea-Made Skin Care Collection Launches In 40 Markets, Available While Supplies Last