TfL savings target upped to £650m amid concerns over ‘managed decline’ December 14, 2023 Transport for London must find £650m in savings by 2025/26, according to its draft business plan and amid calls for a funding arrangement.
Disgraced BP chief Looney misses out on £32m pay package after ‘serious misconduct’ December 13, 2023 Former BP chief executive Bernard Looney will not receive a £32.4m salary and bonuses package after "serious misconduct".
Godzilla Minus One review: A low-budget epic that puts Hollywood to shame December 13, 2023 With around a tenth of the budget of the Hollywood films, director Yamazaki creates Godzilla attacks that feel devastating.
The Notebook: What I want for Christmas? Politicians to stop tweeting December 12, 2023 City A.M. comment writer Anna Moloney talks Twitter politics, crime at Christmas and Madonna's Celebration Tour.
Here are the five partners on the ballot to be the next managing partner of A&O Shearman December 11, 2023 Allen & Overy will host an election for the firm’s next senior partner and managing partner in February, for a new senior team to take over post-merger.
Pro-Palestine protest calling for ceasefire held in central London today December 9, 2023 A pro-Palestine protest calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war will march through the streets of central London on Saturday. The march will start at Bank Junction at midday and finish in Parliament Square, with an exclusion zone prohibiting any protesters from assembling around the Israeli Embassy. It comes after the UK chose to [...]
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters is Godzilla as you’ve never seen before December 9, 2023 Monarch: Legacy of Monsters has both brilliant characters and entertaining spectacle
The Homecoming review: Jared Harris stars in jagged Pinter play December 8, 2023 It’s an imperfect play imperfectly staged but The Homecoming is driven home with verve and power by an excellent cast, who interpret this tale of misogyny afresh for our post MeToo world.
The debt pile at Capita is coming down after a mass sell-off. But is it out of the woods? December 8, 2023 Capita has completed its plan to sell off all of its non-core businesses to work down its debt. But has it done enough to please investors?
FCA: Banks could be forced to enshrine cash access as branch cuts press on December 7, 2023 Banks and building societies will be forced to ensure customers have access to cash amid fears that the shift to digital payments is shutting out swathes of the population, under new rules tabled by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) today.