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  • Sunak should be modelling his fiscal rules on Clem Attlee’s, not Margaret Thatcher’s

    June 28, 2023

    Debt and inflation are nothing new, but economic conditions today are very different from the past. To get out of the current sandstorm, Sunak should follow the lessons of Clem Attlee writes Paul Ormerod

  • Johnson’s ‘unambiguous’ breach over Daily Mail column shows need for reform, Tory peer warns

    June 27, 2023

    Boris Johnson’s “unambiguous rule breach” over his Daily Mail column shows the urgent need to reform the approach to post-ministerial jobs, the government has been warned. Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (Acoba) chairman Lord Eric Pickles wrote to deputy prime minister Oliver Dowden with his concerns today. The Conservative peer said the former prime minister’s [...]

  • Explained: What changes to transfer and loan rules mean for Premier League clubs

    June 26, 2023

    Big clubs such as Chelsea and Manchester City are unlikely to return to hoarding top talent and farming them out on loan despite the relaxation of post-Brexit transfer red tape. Chelsea turned recruiting promising players, loaning them out and ultimately selling for a profit into a fine art in the later years of Roman Abramovich’s [...]

  • Learning Lisbon’s foodie secrets with the Jamie Oliver of Portugal

    June 26, 2023

    As new Portuguese restaurant Joia opens in London, Adam Bloodworth visits Lisbon to taste its inspiration Unless you’ve spent the last decade hiding underneath a yellow tram, you will have noticed that Portugal’s capital Lisbon has become the European city du jour lately. Everyone in your office has a tip for the best pastel de nata, the smartest [...]

  • UK inflation smashes forecasts again raising chances of larger Bank of England interest rate hike

    June 21, 2023

    UK inflation is still outpacing experts’ predictions and is running at a level that could lure the Bank of England into an outsized interest rate hike tomorrow, heaping more pain on families and businesses. Official figures out this morning from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed the rate of price hikes held steady at [...]

  • Revolution or all-out war? Firm brands ‘hostile’ Boohoo coup ‘self-serving and opportunistic’

    June 21, 2023

    All eyes turn to the AGM of troubled fashion giant Revolution Beauty as it hit back at “hostile” shareholder Boohoo ,labelling its attempted coup as “opportunistic” and “self-serving”. Boohoo, which holds a 26.6 per cent stake in the Revolution, revealed it would vote against chief executive Bob Holt, chairman Derek Zissman and chief financial officer [...]

  • London small firms dominate fast growth list despite inflationary drag

    June 21, 2023

    London’s small businesses have dominated a list of the country’s fastest growing firms this year despite inflation dragging on growth across the country, according to new research. In a ranking of the UK’s 100 fastest growing small firms by business group FEBE, 26 per cent of firms hailed from the capital while 13 per cent [...]

  • Hybrid hinders London commercial space as John Lewis slashes head office value by £15.6m

    June 20, 2023

    The John Lewis Partnership (JLP) has slashed the value of its London head office by £15.6m in the latest signal that hybrid working trends continue to hinder the capital’s commercial work space.  It comes as last month the retail group revealed that it was ending the lease on its head office in Victoria, London as [...]

  • Saga profit expectations ‘well ahead’ of last year but insurance arm weighs down results

    June 20, 2023

    Saga it expects profits to be “well ahead” of the previous year, driven by a strong performance from its ocean cruise and travel section – but its insurance arm continues to weigh it down. The over 50s specialist saw £150m in booked revenue from its travel segment as of this week, 37 per cent ahead [...]

  • Bank of England risks steering UK into needless recession with more interest rate hikes

    June 20, 2023

    ​​Back in November, the Bank of England took the highly unusual step of explicitly telling financial markets to calm their sky high bets on where interest rates might end up. “Should the economy evolve broadly in line with the latest monetary policy report projections, further increases in bank rate may be required for a sustainable [...]

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