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Far-right thugs deserve to see justice, but Westminster must not use the riots to push through dystopian digital measures, writes Silkie Carlo, director of Big Brother Watch Our response to …

London’s super-prime market seems to following a similar track to the general market: optimism is cautiously increasing as mortgages start to come down following the Bank of England’s rate cut. …

HMRC has collected over £384m in unpaid taxes from football clubs over the past five years as it has intensified its crackdown on the sector. In the past year, HMRC …

British insurers have been rocked by an eye-watering £1.4bn in property claims for the second quarter 2024, smashing records as the biggest quarterly payout ever logged. In addition, the average …

London is Europe’s pre-eminent fintech hub, attracting more investment than the next 13 European cities combined. To get ahead, we must bring that experience to bear, says Michael Mainelli As …

The Olympics is over and Team GB are heading back to the United Kingdom. They won more medals than three years ago in Tokyo, but how does that break down? …

HSBC has pledged not to close any more of its branches until at least 2026 as regulators and politicians ramp up efforts to ensure access to cash and in-person banking …

Team GB have won all of the medals they are able to win at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. After two weeks of competition there is no more Great Britain …

Are you planning to tune into the Paris 2024 Olympic Games closing ceremony today? Well when you do there will be a segment about LA 2028. The Olympics will head …

Wall Street giant Citigroup has reportedly become the latest US bank to remove an EU-imposed bonus cap for hundreds of its top London staff, following in the footsteps of its …