Manchester United have been named the club with the biggest net spend on transfers anywhere in the world over the last decade. United – one of four Premier League teams …
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Workspace: London flexible office firm’s profit up despite low occupancy rates
Flexible office provider Workspace has continued to see an uptick in demand for lettings despite a slight downturn in occupancy rates. The business, which manages millions of square feet of office …
Why ‘radical’ Jaguar rebrand is following in Apple’s footsteps
Jaguar’s controversial rebrand has not been far from the headlines in the last few days, with online commentators slating the move as a “disaster”. The criticism came after the British …
Starmer backs ICC’s arrest warrant for Israeli PM Netanyahu
Sir Keir Starmer has backed the International Criminal Court (ICC) after it issued a warrant for the arrest of Binyamin Netanyahu. The court ruled the Israeli prime minister and his …
Games Workshop: Warhammer-maker’s shares boom on positive outlook
FTSE 250 firm Games Workshop’s shares soared after the open this morning, following a positive trading update. The Warhammer-maker’s stock rose by almost 14 per cent in early trades, after …
Retail sales fall on Budget uncertainty before run-up to Christmas
Retail sales fell by almost one per cent last month as cash-strapped Brits held back big ticket purchases amid a cloud of Budget uncertainty. The Office for National Statistics said …
Ofgem: Energy price cap to rise by £21 to £1,738 a year on average
The UK’s energy price cap is set to rise by £21 for an average household, taking a standard yearly bill to £1,738, Ofgem has said. The energy regulator opted to …
Cheer up England rugby fans, you could support Wales
England may be on a bad run, but Wales are looking as if they’re looking into a deep abyss. Ollie Phillips writes that sacking Gatland, however, is not the answer. …
Inflation is a wake-up call: We need energy sovereignty now
Energy costs are continuing to drive up inflation because we have a system that’s tied to geopolitical speculation rather than supply and demand. The answer is to generat eclean power …
Keir Starmer is letting Muslim communities down over Southport
By downplaying the explicitly anti-Muslim nature of the Southport riots, Keir Starmer is alienating groups he considers natural Labour supporters, says Rakib Ehsan This summer’s rioting across parts of England …