A “weak recession” will not prompt the Bank of England to start cutting interest rates in the next couple of months, members of its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) suggested today.…
London-listed iron pellet producer Ferrexpo has cancelled its dividend three days before it was due to be paid out as it faces a near £100m lawsuit. In a statement on…
Investment trusts used to be a staple of UK portfolios, but they’ve fallen out of favour in recent years. Numerous high-profile scandals like that of Home REIT and Hipgnosis certainly…
Premier League chiefs have convened an emergency meeting of clubs next week in a bid to end a long-running impasse over how much money to give to lower division teams.…
Amid the frenzied activity of the operatic world, it is always refreshing to see a production that has stood the test of time. First performed in 1987, the late Jonathan…
Whether you’re desperate for a city break at the new Old War Office hotel from Raffles or you fancy a long weekend in the Scottish wilderness, we have the perfect…
Pride in London, the organisation behind the annual Pride march in London, has said corporate groups who wish to march in the Pride in London Parade this summer will need…
Chelsea have raided Premier League rivals Brighton and Hove Albion for yet more talent by poaching head of recruitment Sam Jewell. The son of former top-flight manager Paul Jewell is…
The Tories face the prospect of yet another by-election after a panel upheld a finding, that ex-Conservative MP Scott Benton should be suspended from the Commons. Benton will be suspended…
The UK Government has announced new measures around the use of fire and rehire practices after high-profile companies, including P&O Ferries, sparked outrage with their use of the tactic. A…