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Companies9 hours ago
Revolut poaches Chase UK boss Kuba Fast to help its Europe push
In the annals of modern European banking, Revolut’s latest appointment marks more than a routine leadership shuffle. It signals a deliberate strategy by a fintech group that began as a
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Defence Industry9 hours ago
Kraken sails into unicorn status and the defence industrial landscape shifts
The decision by Kraken Technology Group to seal a financing round of 175 million dollars has not merely altered the prospects of a small coastal technology firm. It has also
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Food Industry10 hours ago
EU duck row tests Europe’s appetite for protectionism
Brussels has opened a formal anti dumping investigation into Pekin duck meat imports from China a move that signals a sharpened edge to Europe’s trade defence posture. The European Commission
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Financial10 hours ago
AI and the regulator: a sober reckoning about efficiency, risk, and the limits of technology
The Financial Conduct Authority has long presented itself as a steward of both market integrity and consumer protection. Its latest annual report foregrounds a striking shift in the way the
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Companies10 hours ago
AstraZeneca's Wainua setback reshapes the landscape of British pharma
The late stage results for Wainua, AstraZeneca’s cardiovascular hopeful, have unleashed a fresh wave of reassessment about the company’s strategy, its reliance on a few big bets, and the fragility
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Business10 hours ago
Palantir contract ban will cut Met police jobs
The High Court hearing into the Metropolitan Police and Palantir raises more than a single commercial dispute. It exposes a collision between the ambition to deploy advanced analytics in policing
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Transport10 hours ago
Eurostar orders trains for a 55C future as heatwaves reshape Europe’s railways
Eurostar has always sold a particular idea of Europe: the ease of stepping onto a train in London and emerging in Paris, Brussels or Amsterdam with the faint sense that
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Business11 hours ago
Wizz Air flight ‘two seconds from disaster’ after pilot error
There are moments in commercial aviation when calamity is not averted by the grandeur of technology or the certainty of procedure, but by a narrowing corridor of physics. One April
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Business11 hours ago
Drivers face surging diesel prices after Russia triggers supply crunch
British drivers are being pulled back into an old, uncomfortable arithmetic at the forecourts: the price on the pump is no longer chiefly a function of domestic tax or supermarket
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FinancialYesterday
Boku’s profit warning exposes the hidden fragility in “plumbing” fintech
For years, the most lucrative corner of payments has been the one the public scarcely notices. Not the shiny consumer apps, nor the branded cards, but the dull, intricate plumbing
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Global EconomyYesterday
Global economy resilient in face of Middle East war
The International Monetary Fund has offered a cautiously reassuring verdict on an unsettled world: the global economy, bruised by renewed conflict in the Gulf and an attendant jolt to energy
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MiningYesterday
Severn Trent avoids fine despite failure to deal with sewage spills
There is a particular sort of language that always appears when Britain talks about sewage: “storm overflows”, “exceptional circumstances”, “historic underinvestment”. It is language designed to soften what is, in
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LawYesterday
Lawyers, the Algorithm, and the New Standard of Care
The legal profession has always been adept at turning social change into doctrine. It takes a new technology, a fresh risk, a novel commercial habit, and then quietly, sometimes without
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WarYesterday
Russia bans diesel exports after Ukraine refinery strikes
For a state that has long treated energy as both its birthright and its bargaining chip, Russia’s sudden decision to choke off its own diesel exports is a revealing act
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BusinessYesterday
How water shortages could cripple Britain
The most unsettling futures are not those imagined in distant galaxies, but those that grow out of the habits of ordinary life. Picture a hot July morning a generation from
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DisabilityYesterday
Disability benefits are failing claimants and taxpayers alike, a government review finds
A government-commissioned review has delivered a blunt verdict on Britain’s main disability benefit. Personal Independence Payment, designed to help people with long-term illness or disability meet the extra costs of

Oil and Gas11 hours ago
Drivers face surging diesel prices after Russia triggers supply crunch
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Economy3 days ago
Burnham adviser calls for radical tax overhaul
When Lord O’Neill of Gatley chooses his words carefully, it is usually because he wants policy to move, not merely to make a point. As one of Andy Burnham’s most
Business5 days ago
Fears for Christmas trade as Royal Mail puts cap on collections
For the small firms that make Britain’s Christmas economy feel local, personal and worth paying for, the festive season is not a gentle uplift but a hard sprint. It is
Economy1 week ago
Phone and laptop prices on the rise, Currys chief warns
There is a familiar rhythm to the consumer electronics business: a new generation of devices arrives with promises of speed, clarity and convenience, and within months the price becomes the
AI1 week ago
The Coming Land Grab for AI
In the folds of North Devon, where pasture breaks towards river valleys and the pattern of fields still reflects an older economy, a proposal has arrived that seems to belong

WarYesterday
Global economy resilient in face of Middle East war
The International Monetary Fund has offered a cautiously reassuring verdict on an unsettled world: the global economy, bruised by renewed conflict in the Gulf and an attendant jolt to energy
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AIYesterday
Lawyers, the Algorithm, and the New Standard of Care
WorldYesterday
Russia bans diesel exports after Ukraine refinery strikes
BusinessYesterday
How water shortages could cripple Britain

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A Strong Jobs Report Raises Expectations for Interest Rate Hikes in the US

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WorldYesterday
Russia bans diesel exports after Ukraine refinery strikes
For a state that has long treated energy as both its birthright and its bargaining chip, Russia’s sudden decision to choke off its own diesel exports is a revealing act
Water and SanitationYesterday
How water shortages could cripple Britain
The most unsettling futures are not those imagined in distant galaxies, but those that grow out of the habits of ordinary life. Picture a hot July morning a generation from
FinancialYesterday
Disability benefits are failing claimants and taxpayers alike, a government review finds
A government-commissioned review has delivered a blunt verdict on Britain’s main disability benefit. Personal Independence Payment, designed to help people with long-term illness or disability meet the extra costs of
PropertyYesterday
World Cup and heatwave are stopping people from buying a home
The British housing market has always been susceptible to mood as much as mathematics. It responds to the price of money, to the cost of petrol, to the confidence of
AIYesterday
Dock workers demand 28-hour week as AI threatens jobs
On the waterfronts of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Fremantle, a familiar argument has returned in a newly sharpened form: who gets to pocket the gains when technology makes work quicker,

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Housing2 days ago
UK house prices edge higher as falling mortgage costs offer a tentative reprieve
After four months of drift, Britain’s housing market has produced its first clear sign of stabilisation. House prices rose by 0.2 per cent in June compared with May, according to
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AI5 days ago
OpenAI’s apparent failure to visit key site raises questions over UK investment
The story of “Stargate UK” was sold as a landmark in modern industrial strategy: a transatlantic partnership, a flagship datacentre, and a signal that Britain would not merely consume the
Financial5 days ago
‘Buy back shares or we’ll escalate,’ housing giant warned
The revolt gathering pace inside Britain’s biggest housebuilder is not the usual grumble about executive pay or a poor quarter’s trading. It is a more fundamental argument about what a
Transport1 week ago
Lime’s return from the brink points to a harder, more durable future for urban transport
For much of the past decade, the business of electric scooters and hire bikes was treated as a curious blend of technological promise, venture capital bravado and municipal irritation. The
UK Tax2 weeks ago
Shifting Investment Incentives: A Bold Proposal for British Business Growth
In a landscape characterised by economic challenge and uncertainty, the British Chambers of Commerce has amplified calls for a strategic reorientation of the country’s pension tax relief system. At a
Investment2 weeks ago
Private Jets: A Controversial Green Investment According to the EU's Second-Highest Court
In a ruling that has sparked considerable debate, the European Union’s second-highest court has deemed private jets as a form of green investment. This unexpected classification challenges conventional wisdom regarding
Investment2 weeks ago
London Property: A Haven for the World's Wealthy Despite Economic Turbulence
In a landscape marked by economic uncertainty and political turmoil, one might expect a significant retreat from the once golden allure of London property. However, the opposite has unfolded. The

Jobs and Employment2 days ago
Boomers pay the price as their children can’t move out
Graduation season used to mark a clean break. A final photograph on campus, a train home, a brief summer of family familiarity, and then the onward motion into shared houses,
Economy2 days ago
Prince William’s bet on bricks: the Duchy of Cornwall and Britain’s stalled housebuilding
The Isles of Scilly are the sort of place that appears to have been designed to repel the modern British policy debate. A scatter of islands 28 miles off Cornwall,
Retail2 days ago
John Lewis pares back store frills as it hunts for profit
ohn Lewis is preparing to remove some of the small courtesies that have long helped it feel different from its rivals. Gift wrapping stations will go in a number of
Energy2 days ago
Grid operator accused of cover-up over blackout threat
The allegation that Britain’s electricity system came close to failure is serious enough. The allegation that those charged with preventing failure then tried to ensure nobody could later piece together

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Government2 days ago
Public debt at 300 per cent of GDP is not a forecast Britain can shrug off

Companies3 days ago
Electric and plug-in hybrid car sales overtake petrol-only motors
A quiet threshold has been crossed in Britain’s car market, one that tells its own story about price, policy and a shifting global balance of industrial power. In June, registrations
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