Private hospital admissions hit record levels last year, with insured and ‘self-pay’ admissions at their highest levels ever. With the nation’s health a key battleground in the upcoming general election, the latest data…
As Clarkson’s Farm viewers swing behind Labour, Phoebe Arslanagić-Little asks if our TV viewing habits are becoming as polarised as our politics? In 2019, viewers of the TV show Clarkson’s…
Last year the Square Mile’s leading financial institutions tripled their investments in low-carbon projects, per a new report from the Corporation of the City of London, to north of $2bn. …
Where the City’s movers and shakers have their say. Today, David Smith, head of dispute litigation at law firm JMW Solicitors in London, takes the Notebook pen to talk on…
Have you ever struggled to come up with a new business idea? Most people have – but Timothy Armoo, founder of social media advertising firm Fanbytes, says that spotting an…
A new government must prune the UK’s sprawling tax system and refresh “Brand Britain” if the country is to boost investment and restore its status as a global hub for…
As the nation gears up for its next general election, the UK tech sector is voicing its expectations for the incoming administration. No matter the size of their company, industry…
Hopes are growing that the City’s listings drought could soon be quenched as a wave of top firms draw up plans to debut on the London Stock Exchange in the…
May proved to be another miserable month for retail, as cash-strapped Brits said no to treating themselves in the face of rising bills and unfavourable weather. Spending on debit and…
An end to Eurostar’s monopoly on the Channel Tunnel can only be a good thing for passengers, Guy Taylor argues For three decades, the French high speed operator has whizzed…