History tells us that the EU’s AI Act will likely set the tone for global standards; UK companies who get ahead won’t regret it, writes Nick White In early December …
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First the Sphere, now the Oceandiva boat: Another planned London attraction gets canned
The world’s first carbon-neutral events and party ship, which owners wanted to launch in London, has returned to EU waters after the firm got fed up of “the complex web …
After four holds in a row, when will the Bank of England cut interest rates?
The Bank of England closed the door on raising interest rates any further today, but the central bank did not quite go so far as to suggest interest rates will …
American Fiction film review: Jeffrey Wright shines in homage to black artistry
Whether you know him as James Bond’s contact Felix Leiter, Jim Gordon in The Batman or Bernard in Westworld, Jeffrey Wright has made a career of being an exceptional part …
Six Nations: France on tour as Paris evicts Les Bleus
The fashion, the food, the sights and the jouer jouer rugby: Paris is a staple of the Six Nations and a bucket list venue for anybody looking to experience the …
Supersize vapes and fake designer goods seized in £55k raid on Oxford Street candy store
Illegal supersize vapes, fake designer mobile phone covers and sweets with additives banned in the UK were among items seized by London law enforcement following a £55,000 raid on one …
Could London lose its crown as the UK’s top events destination?
The latest statistics released by a prominent venue in Manchester have “reignited whispers” that the city could fast become the UK’s predominant events capital. Manchester Central, which played host to …
Labour playing ‘Bazball’ as Starmer says business ‘fingerprints’ on plans for power
The Labour Party is playing “Bazball”, a senior Bloomberg figure has said, as SIr Keir Starmer has vowed businesses has its “fingerprints” on the party’s plans for power. Constantin Cotzias, …
Little progress as start-ups meet City minister over new investing rule changes
Start-up groups met the City minister this week in a bid to soften the controversial new investing rule changes, and hold chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s “feet to the fire”. They issued …
Almost half of patients unaware of Government’s Pharmacy First scheme
Patients can now receive treatment for seven common conditions without visiting a GP, thanks to a revamp of pharmacy services. But despite the launch of the government and NHS England’s …