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  • The UK is lagging behind in supporting the scale and economic potential of growing sectors, including sports and recreation: Padel is a prime example

    March 1, 2024

    With over 25 million players in more than 90 countries, padel has been taking the world by storm, and has frequently been reported as the fastest-growing sport across the globe. Spain has six million players, and over 20,000 courts. Italy is the fastest new adopter of the sport, making up 18.5% of all global Google [...]

  • Court rules that Gove’s decision on Marks and Spencer planning permission was ‘unlawful’

    March 1, 2024

    The retail giant took the Secretary of State for levelling up, Michael Gove MP, to court over his decision to refuse planning permission for the construction of its flagship building on Oxford Street.

  • Why are more boardroom executives checking into rehab?

    March 1, 2024

    More boardroom executives are checking into rehab in recent years, according to the UK's only purpose-built addition clinic - this is why.

  • Sadiq Khan launches off-peak tube and rail fare Fridays to boost London hospitality

    March 1, 2024

    The initiative from London's mayor will encourage commuters to abandon the pandemic-ra working from home on a Friday, which has badly hit the hospitality sector.

  • George Galloway’s Rochdale return will be loud but short

    March 1, 2024

    The left-wing MP [I shudder that I have to say that once again] won in Rochdale due to a peculiar set of circumstances that are not likely to be replicated elsewhere. 

  • The most profitable company on the FTSE 100? Rightmove.

    March 1, 2024

    Rightmove has reported strong results for the full year 2023 after increasing customer engagement through digital offerings.

  • George Galloway’s anti-Israel campaign wins him Rochdale by-election

    March 1, 2024

    George Galloway has been re-elected to Parliament after a resounding win in the Rochdale by-election.

  • It’s not just MPs who face intimidation over their beliefs in the workplace

    March 1, 2024

    From subtle prejudice to overt antisemitism, too many Jews are experiencing a hostile environment at work, writes Claudia Mendoza The chaotic scenes witnessed in Parliament last week over the Gaza vote have been widely interpreted as a bout of parliamentary infighting over arcane matters of procedure, but that is not the whole story. Setting aside [...]

  • More misery for retail as footfall slips to lowest level since pandemic on wet weather and strikes

    March 1, 2024

    Unpredictable British weather has yet again been blamed for hurting trade on UK high streets.  According to a report by the British Retail Consortium (BRC), footfall recorded in February slumped to the lowest since the pandemic, falling 9.3 per cent against a 2.3 per cent decline the prior month. Some 23mm of rain fell across [...]

  • Dune 2 is a blockbuster like no other, with Zendaya on top form

    February 29, 2024

    Dune 2 feels like the right film for this moment. It’s hard to imagine anything else this year having the same impact.

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