Sales at car dealership giant Arnold Clark edged closer to the £5bn mark but the aftermath of a cyber attack and rising costs contributing to a significant cut to its …
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Russian Olympic champion sanctioned by UK over aiding “forced deportation” of Ukrainian children
Russian former Olympic champion gymnast Nikita Nagornyy has been sanctioned by the UK Government for helping to forcibly deport Ukrainian children. Nagornyy, 27, was added to the Foreign, Commonwealth and …
Tractors circle Westminster as farmers protest inheritance tax rise
Thousands of farmers marched on Westminster today in protest against the government’s plans to impose inheritance tax on farms. The Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to meet with representatives …
We can have our cake and eat it, says boss of London private jet hub
London Biggin Hill might not be the first thing that springs to mind when discussing the UK’s airport scene. Nestled to the south of Greater London, the hub rests on …
The Great Christmas Feast review: the best seasonal event in London
With rip-off Christmas events around every corner in the capital, it’s refreshing to find a yuletide event that takes itself seriously. The Great Christmas Feast is a theatrical event based …
Kwik Fit restores hundreds of jobs as sales and profit accelerate
Sales and profit at Kwik Fit accelerated during its latest financial year as the company created restored the 200 jobs it had previous shed. The Letchworth Garden City-headquartered business has …
MS Amlin: Lloyd’s syndicate reports triple-digit growth in insurance service
MS Amlin’s Lloyd’s of London syndicate reported an large jump in profit from underwriting from its insurance services, as partner group revises its full-year outlook. Amlin Underwriting Limited (AUL)’s insurance …
Retailers ‘right’ to warn of Budget job cuts, says Bank of England governor
The governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, has said a group of retailers were “right” to warn of sweeping job cuts as a result of Labour’s punishing £40bn …
Why a 24 per cent drop in insolvencies is not all it seems
At first glance, the Government’s new figures on insolvencies appear cheery, with the number of companies going bust over the last year down 24 per cent, from 2,293 to 1,747. …
Former Chelsea star sells belongings to save endangered pygmy hippos
Real Madrid hardman Antonio Rudiger has swapped tackling football’s big beasts for conserving one of the animal kingdom’s smaller wonders by joining a campaign to save the pygmy hippo. The …