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| 23.09.2026 | Burnham ally Jim O’Neill: Debt costs are ‘increasingly crazy’ and triple lock must go | The cost to taxpayers of paying off the interest on UK government debt is “increasingly crazy”, according to a top economist who advised Andy Burnham.
Lord Jim O’Neill, the former Goldman Sachs executive who advised Burnham in his run-up to... |
| 16.09.2026 | Haldane warns Burnham on ‘tax-and-spend socialists with better TikTok videos’ | Former Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane has warned Prime Minister Andy Burnham that markets believe he is presiding over a “traditional tax and spend socialist government with better Tiktok videos”.
Haldane, who advised Burnham ... |
| 04.09.2026 | ‘If that isn’t a business interest, I don’t know what is’ – Reform in donor sting crisis | Two senior Reform UK figures have stepped down after an undercover investigation appeared to show them arranging a donor to pay for polling in a potential breach of electoral law.
Reform’s head of policy James Orr and Dan Jukes, a top aide ... |
| 04.09.2026 | UK Invests in Tungsten Mine but Weapons Refining Gap Stays China-Dominated | By Daniel Butler
Published: Sep 04 2026, 4:49 PM EDT
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| 04.09.2026 | England’s Excellent Beach Ratings Run 4 Years Behind: 640 Swimmers Fell Ill | By Elijah Armfield
Published: Sep 04 2026, 10:03 AM EDT
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| 03.09.2026 | Crypto Wallet Key Proves Access, Not Wealth: Katie Price Found $3, Not $50M | By Scott McCain
Published: Sep 03 2026, 6:04 AM EDT
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| 03.09.2026 | Healey’s adviser warns ‘you won’t grow the economy just by spending more’ | John Healey’s entrepreneurship adviser has warned that growth cannot be achieved by government spending and policy announcements, in a rebuke to the Chancellor and Andy Burnham as they draw up their first budget.
Alexandra Depledge, the fou... |
| 03.09.2026 | The Bayeux Tapestry is British – we should keep it | Despite its name, the Bayeux Tapestry is British…and it should therefore be kept permanently in the British Museum, argues James Ford
I have a big problem with the Bayeux Tapestry. Firstly, it is not a tapestry, it is an embroidery. Secondl... |
| 02.09.2026 | Jim O’Neill: Capital gains tax hike ‘looms’ as top option for Burnham | Lord Jim O’Neill has warned a hike to capital gains tax “looms out” as one of the easiest revenue-raising options for Andy Burnham and his chancellor, John Healey, as the pair draw up plans for their first Budget in October.
“They’ve ruled ... |
| 02.09.2026 | ‘Large tax hikes on the way’: How the global bond rout is boxing in Healey | Chancellor John Healey is likely to roll-out “large tax hikes” at this year’s Budget due to a rout in global bond markets pushing up the cost of government borrowing, economists have said.
A jump in the 10-year gilt yield to the highest lev... |
| 13.08.2026 | Banning vape shops won’t fix scuzzy high streets | Andy Burnham’s plans to revamp high streets by cutting down on vape shops aren’t ambitious enough, says Joseph Dinnage
Andy Burnham is taking his hand to cleaning up Britain’s high streets. Commenting on the degradation of our urban centres... |
| 10.08.2026 | NDAA-Certified Royal Navy Cameras Sent Signals to China for Five Months | By Daniel Butler
Published: Aug 10 2026, 11:01 AM EDT
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| 30.07.2026 | ADR Failure Forced British Airways A320 Into Alternate Law Over London, AAIB Opens Probe | By Roger Satterfield
Published: Jul 30 2026, 4:37 PM EDT
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| 14.07.2026 | The City will bid good riddance to Rachel Reeves | Rachel Reeves should be remembered: for dissembling, breaking promises and making Brits poorer. Little consolation, then, that her likely successor Ed Miliband will be so much worse, says Alys Denby
Rachel Reeves will make what is likely to... |
| 07.07.2026 | Burnham’s encounter with political and economic reality will be brutal when it comes | This is turning out to be a very strange summer indeed, and I’m not referring to the football. This week, a Prime Minister with no power will attend the NATO summit in Ankara and next week, a Chancellor with just days left in the job will t... |
| 02.07.2026 | Burnham backs higher defence spending but rules out ‘crude’ welfare cuts | Andy Burnham has called for the country to trust him with the public finances stable as he pledged to “take responsibility” for funding Keir Starmer’s controversial Defence Investment Plan.
Burnham, who is all-but-certain to enter Number 10... |
| 22.06.2026 | Taxpayers will foot the bill for Burnham’s renationalisation whims | Nationalisation will simply have the Treasury assume private spending commitments with little knowledge of how to run these businesses, thereby increasing the burden on taxpayers, says Valentin Boboc
For the first time in nine years, Andy B... |
| 15.06.2026 | ‘Banker’ arrested in connection with ‘Putney pusher’ attack | Police looking for the so-called Putney pusher have arrested a man in connection with the case, nine years after CCTV footage appearing to show a woman being pushed into an oncoming bus triggered a high-profile manhunt.
The 44-year-old male... |
| 10.05.2026 | P&O Ferries hikes prices as Iran war puts holidays on brink | Leading ferry operator P&O Ferries is saddling holidaymakers with up to £50 surcharges as the Iran war threatens to derail Brits’ summer holidays.
P&O, which is owned by Dubai-based DP World, has said it will impose one-way surcharg... |
| 20.03.2026 | Bank of England to hike interest rates twice, JP Morgan says | The Bank of England will hike interest rates at its next meeting in late April, JP Morgan has predicted, presenting a new threat to the security of the UK economy.
JP Morgan economist Allan Monks has said that the Bank’s Monetary Policy Com... |
| 19.03.2026 | Bank of England’s Bailey: Interest rate cuts not on the horizon | The Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey has ruled out the prospect of any interest rate cuts in the near future, warning that the sustained conflict in the Middle East constitutes a major shock to energy supply that could leave long-term scars ... |
| 03.03.2026 | Reeves to meet North Sea oil bosses amid inflation ‘uncertainty’ | Chancellor Rachel Reeves has revealed she will meet North Sea oil and gas bosses on Wednesday in London, with a market price surge putting the UK economy’s path towards lower inflation in jeopardy.
Reeves told MPs during her Spring Statemen... |
| 26.02.2026 | Exclusive: Times Radio in discussions for Boat Race radio rights | Times Radio is in advanced discussions with the Boat Race over the exclusive radio rights for the annual Oxbridge regatta on the Thames, City AM understands.
The race’s TV broadcast is already switching from the BBC to Channel 4 and organis... |
| 25.02.2026 | James Reed: Youth unemployment crisis will have decades-long impact | Those not working in their twenties are unlikely to start in their thirties. The youth unemployment crisis needs action now before it’s too late, writes James Reed
The fact that almost one in eight young people aged 16 to 24 is not in educa... |
| 21.02.2026 | В Великобритании фургон Amazon заехал в море по совету навигатора — водителю пришлось плыть до берега | В Великобритании водителю фургона службы доставки Amazon пришлось вплавь возвращаться на берег после того, как навигатор автомобиля привёл его в Северное море.
По данным береговой охраны Саутэнда, фургон проехал пешеходный маршрут Брумвей п... |
| 05.02.2026 | Heart and LBC owner is top of the pops with record reach | The media juggernaut behind Heart and LBC has raked in record listening hours, according to official figures, bucking a decline in linear broadcast that has seen many legacy outlets struggle.
Fresh Rajar analysis found that Global, which al... |
| 26.01.2026 | Andy Haldane: Labour has ‘no nose for business’ | The Labour government lacks anyone with a “nose for business”, Andy Haldane, the former chief economist of the Bank of England, has said in his latest critique against ministers’ quest for growth.
Haldane, whose criticism of Budget leaks la... |
| 09.01.2026 | This new City pub has a controversial past life | A pub that first opened over three hundred years ago is set to reopen on Fleet Street next month. The Hoop and Grapes isn’t just any 17th century inn: it has a particularly interesting story.
The pub was one of a handful of locations where ... |
| 08.01.2026 | Rates row shows how little Labour understands business | Whether it’s your after work favourite or your home local – whether you drink or not – everyone has a favourite pub. But the sector is facing a crisis – and we know whose fault it is. We also know the challenges facing British pubs reflect ... |
| 07.01.2026 | Starmer risks killing the great British pub | Everyone has a favourite pub. It might be one you go back to on holiday or it could be at the end of your road. It could be a stone’s throw from the office (City AM is blessed in this regard) or one that’s still going from your uni years.
T... |
| 07.01.2026 | ‘A load of rubbish’: Pubs round on Starmer’s licencing offer | Pub and hospitality bosses have rounded on Keir Starmer’s suggestion that relaxed licencing laws may compensate the industry for business rates bills having risen at the Budget, branding the proposal “a load of rubbish”.
The Prime Minister ... |
| 05.01.2026 | LBC owner loses £140m despite revenue marching towards £1bn | Global, the media giant behind the likes of radio stations LBC, Capital and Heart, lost £140m during its latest financial year despite its revenue continuing its march towards £1bn.
The London-headquartered business, which also includes Smo... |
| 23.12.2025 | Tears, scandal, c*ck-ups and conspiracy: Westminster’s worst moments of 2025 | Westminster never disappoints.
When Keir Starmer came into Downing Street, he promised that politics would “tread more lightly” on the lives of everyday people.
He was likely referring to the farce of Partygate, leadership battles and polit... |
| 18.12.2025 | Jordan North: Capital Breakfast host becomes a millionaire | TV and radio presenter Jordan North has become a millionaire after taking over as host of Capital’s breakfast show.
North succeeded Roman Kemp as host in April 2024 alongside Siân Welby and Chris Stark.
The former I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out... |
| 04.12.2025 | Government climate tsar picks up enough air miles for six trips around the world | The government’s climate envoy has totted up more than 150,000 airmiles since she was appointed by Labour, in trips to conferences such as COP 30. That’s more than six times the circumference of the earth.
Rachel Kyte reports directly to en... |
| 02.12.2025 | Physician associates union: BMA pay demands ‘unsustainable’ | The British Medical Association’s “obsession with unsustainable pay demands” is pushing other areas of the health service to the brink, as resident doctors gear up for a third strike this year in the lead up to Christmas.
According to the t... |
| 12.11.2025 | Rachel Reeves mulls second booze tax hike | Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering an increase in taxes on alcohol in line with a higher reading of inflation in a repeat of last year’s Budget, according to reports.
Reeves could hike duties by the retail prices index (RPI) inflation ... |
| 11.11.2025 | UK government is caught up in a feud between Trump and the BBC | By JILL LAWLESS
LONDON (AP) — Britain’s government was due to weigh in Tuesday on a feud between the BBC and U.S. President Donald Trump, who is threatening to sue the broadcaster over the way it edited a speech he made after losing the 202... |
| 06.11.2025 | Rachel Reeves must resign if she hikes income tax | Exactly a year ago today, which was exactly a week after Rachel Reeves’ first Budget – I wrote that the Chancellor’s policies would give Brits the hangover from hell.
So, one year on, how are you feeling?
My reference to a hangover was insp... |
| 29.10.2025 | Why the ONS would survive my cull of X accounts | If I had to cull the number of accounts I follow on X to just ten, @ONS would make the grade.
As for the other 9, I’d be reluctant to say goodbye to @PaintingsLondon, @MattCartoonist, @createstreets or @DiaperDiplomacy but I reckon as long ... |
| 24.09.2025 | Pat McFadden says lifting two-child benefit cap must be budgeted | Work and pensions secretary Pat McFadden has conceded that any plans to lift the two-child benefit cap must be “budgeted” amid growing calls from key Labour figures for the Tory-era policy to be scrapped.
McFadden warned Labour backbenchers... |
| 24.09.2025 | Nigel Farage rows back on key migration pledges | Nigel Farage has appeared to row back on key aspects of his legal migration pledges amid mounting questions over whether his figures stand up as well as fierce criticism from top lawyers and researchers on the viability of his plan to end I... |
| 11.09.2025 | Former Margaret Thatcher adviser and top lobbyist Kevin Bell dies | One of Margaret Thatcher’s advisers and a well-known City figure, Kevin Bell, has died.
Bell, who died aged 68, was an influential lobbyist and respected among conservative thinkers across Westminster.
He led campaign groups and public affa... |
| 04.09.2025 | Nick Clegg: Labour’s choices have left UK in ‘perilous’ place | Former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has blasted the Labour government for its poor preparations ahead of last year’s elections, which led to “ridiculous” decisions being made at least year’s £40bn tax grab in the Autumn Budget.
Speaking... |
| 21.08.2025 | Notting Hill Carnival 2025 is make or break for Sadiq Khan | Mayor Sadiq Khan has staked his reputation – and your cash – on this year’s Carnival going off without a hitch, writes James Ford
Just how many stabbings is too many? This is not just a rhetorical question. It is a political calculation tha... |
| 14.08.2025 | Peter Kyle defends UK free speech record after US report attacks Online Safety Act | Tech secretary Peter Kyle has pushed back against a damning US government report accusing the UK of backsliding on human rights and curbing freedom of expression under Labour.
The annual State Department dossier, published on Tuesday, warne... |
| 06.08.2025 | Your college, on your side: the RCP as the voice of physicians in the media | Getting the voice of our members heard in the media is a vital part of our work to influence change, represent physicians, shape health policy and advocate for improved patient care. We want to put the clinical expertise, insights and exper... |
| 25.07.2025 | Jonathan Reynolds slams wealth tax as ‘daft’ in broadside against Labour left | Jonathan Reynolds has dismissed the prospect of a wealth tax as “daft”, amidst repeated warnings from the City that the policy would damage the UK economy.
In a podcast interview with GB News, the business secretary told those on the left o... |
| 15.07.2025 | Minister says only ‘average incomes’ up to £39k safe from Reeves’ tax hikes | A government minister has said that Labour will stick to its manifesto commitment not to raise personal taxes, at least for those on “average incomes” – earning up to £39,000.
Successive ministers over multiple days of media rounds have bee... |
| 14.07.2025 | Rachel Reeves ducks ‘speculation’ despite tax pledge confusion | Chancellor Rachel Reeves ducked questions about her Autumn Budget plans despite growing confusion over tax pledges and definitions of “working people”.
In an interview on Monday, the chancellor reiterated the government’s pledge not to rais... |
| 14.07.2025 | Treasury minister Darren Jones struggles to define ‘modest income’ | Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones says Labour’s “working people” tax pledge refers to “anyone that gets a payslip, basically”.
Rachel Reeves’ deputy was asked across multiple interviews on Monday morning to clarify who exactly wo... |
| 10.07.2025 | Post Office Scandal: Government contracts awarded to Fujitsu even after Mr Bates ITV drama | Government bodies kept awarding Fujitsu with contracts to the tune of £500m even after the ITV drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office brought the Post Office Horizon scandal to national prominence.
That’s according to LBC, alongside the public s... |
| 08.07.2025 | Wealth tax: City bosses warn Labour of entrepreneur exodus | A wealth tax would spark a fresh exodus of entrepreneurs from the UK, according to City grandees as calls mount from within Labour to explore the policy.
Sir Martin Sorrell, Sir Rocco Forte and Sir Philip Hampton warned in The Telegraph tha... |
| 08.07.2025 | Stephen Kinnock says Reeves looking ‘very carefully’ at wealth tax | Health minister Stephen Kinnock has given the strongest hint yet that a wealth tax might be on the agenda for the government after his father – the former Labour leader Lord Kinnock – intervened to push for the policy over the weekend.
The ... |
| 08.07.2025 | John Caudwell: Bezos gives billionaires a bad name | If you ever want to feel like you don’t quite do enough with your time, speak to John Caudwell.
We are approaching the culmination of a wide-ranging interview, and the billionaire founder of Phones 4u – and a man hoping to build London’s mo... |
| 18.06.2025 | UK Economy: A Balancing Act Between Hope and Hesitation | The UK economy is at a crossroads. Recent data paints a picture of cautious optimism. A new business survey hints at a potential rebound. The Lloyds sector tracker shows two sectors expanding. Food and drink manufacturing is among them. Yet... |
| 16.06.2025 | Car crash interview: City minister trips up over £10bn infrastructure project | City minister Emma Reynolds was flummoxed by a series of questions about the government’s recent infrastructure announcements in a variously tense and cringe-inducing interview on LBC on Monday morning.
Just seconds into the exchange with N... |
| 09.06.2025 | Labour to give HMRC £500m for AI boost | HMRC is set to receive £500m in funding to support the introduction of an AI tool that will assist the public with enquiries.
According to a report by LBC, ‘Ask HMRC’ will be a digital assistant deployed across the department’s frontline as... |
| 05.06.2025 | AI Future Debated Among Global and Tech Leaders at First SXSW London | London Mayor Sadiq Khan. Image: Scottish Government/Flickr/Creative Commons
South By South West, or SXSW, the annual festival of technology and the arts, launched its London edition this week. Since Monday, attendees in Shoreditch have hear... |
| 04.06.2025 | The Housing Market's Rollercoaster: A Post-Stamp Duty Reality Check | The housing market is a wild ride. One moment, it’s soaring; the next, it’s plummeting. Recent data reveals a sharp decline in mortgage lending, sending ripples through the real estate landscape. April was a month of reckoning. The end of t... |
| 03.06.2025 | Starmer’s defence pledges will trigger a tax bombshell | Here’s a cracker of a pub quiz question for you: what links mega-rich non-doms, nuclear-powered submarines, congestion in Wigan and the Bank of England’s former chief economist? The answer, as so often appears to be the case, is tax.
On the... |
| 02.06.2025 | Andy Haldane: Reeves ‘not even close’ on growth after ‘rookie errors’ | The Bank of England’s former Chief Economist has slammed Rachel Reeves’ first near-full year as Chancellor as “disappointing”, with the government “not even close to doing enough” on growth.
Less than two weeks out from the 11 June spending... |
| 02.06.2025 | Starmer’s defence spending will mean ‘chunky’ tax rises, warns IFS | Sir Keir Starmer’s plans to boost defence spending will require “chunky” tax rises, according to the chief of the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).
Paul Johnson told Times Radio: “…if we’re really going to spend another £10-15 billion a y... |
| 29.05.2025 | Heathrow's Power Play: Lessons from a Crisis | Heathrow Airport faced a storm on March 21, 2025. A power outage, sparked by a fire at the North Hyde substation, sent shockwaves through the travel industry. Over 200,000 passengers were caught in the crossfire. The fallout? An estimated £... |
| 29.05.2025 | Can banning ‘bare beating’ force people to wear headphones on the tube? | ‘Headphone dodgers’ who listen to music on the tube with the sound up are easy to hate but ‘bare beating’ is a problem that is harder to solve than you think, argues James Ford
Public transport is often seen as an inherently good thing. Don... |
| 28.05.2025 | Heathrow’s story goes up in flames | Every weekday morning I’m up and ready to receive an important email that comes in at 6.30am. The email is sent by the producer of Nick Ferrari’s breakfast show on LBC, and it contains an initial plan for the stories that I’ll discuss with ... |
| 13.05.2025 | Home Secretary defends PM’s immigration speech after backlash | The Home Secretary has defended the Prime Minister’s choice of language after he received criticism for claiming that the UK risked becoming “an island of strangers” without major reform to the immigration system.
Former Shadow Chancellor J... |
| 27.04.2025 | The London Marathon: A Celebration of Resilience and Community | The London Marathon is more than just a race. It’s a tapestry woven with stories of courage, loss, and triumph. On April 27, 2025, the streets of London transformed into a vibrant canvas, splashed with colors of hope and determination. Over... |
| 27.04.2025 | Who is David Kogan, the future football regulator facing the ‘piranha club’? | David Kogan once claimed to have helped introduce bingo to Daily Star readers but his forthcoming job as chair of the independent football regulator represents an altogether different kind of gamble – and some much bigger numbers.
Subject t... |
| 10.04.2025 | The Game of Shadows: Paqueta's Spot-Fixing Trial and the State of Sports Integrity | In the world of sports, integrity is the bedrock upon which legends are built. Yet, the recent spotlight on Lucas Paqueta, the West Ham midfielder embroiled in a spot-fixing trial, reveals a landscape riddled with shadows. The Football Asso... |
| 09.04.2025 | Adolescence and the problem with government by Gogglebox | Calls for Netflix’s Adolescence to be shown in schools reveal the dire state of our national conversation, says Emma Revell
For years I have joked that reality TV may be the only way to get some people to understand the severity of the hous... |
| 03.04.2025 | The Exodus of Wealth: A New Era for the UK’s Elite | The landscape of wealth in the UK is shifting. Steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal is packing his bags, leaving behind nearly three decades of life in the UK. His departure is not just a personal choice; it’s a reflection of a broader trend. The U... |
| 01.04.2025 | US tariffs: Businesses don’t want ‘knee jerk’ response, Starmer insists | Sir Keir Starmer has insisted UK businesses want a “calm and collected response” to Donald Trump’s tariffs, “not a knee-jerk” reaction.
The Prime Minister sought to offer calm, as he suggested the UK could retaliate with tariffs on US goods... |
| 31.03.2025 | The Shifting Sands of Media and Politics: A Tale of Losses and Expenses | In the ever-changing landscape of media and politics, two stories emerge, each revealing the fragility of institutions and the complexities of modern governance. The first tale unfolds in the world of newspapers, where The Sun and The Times... |
| 31.03.2025 | The Balancing Act of Royal Health and Public Interest | King Charles III's recent hospital visit has stirred a pot of emotions and discussions across the UK. The monarch, who has been battling cancer since early 2024, was admitted for a scheduled treatment. The news was met with concern, but als... |
| 30.03.2025 | Commentary: Was Heathrow Airport CEO wrong to sleep after fire broke out? | LONDON: Sleeping on the job! That was one reaction to a report by The Sunday Times that Heathrow chief executive Thomas Woldbye knocked off at 12.30am last Friday (Mar 21) to go to bed, leaving his deputy to decide to close the UK’s biggest... |
| 30.03.2025 | Government asks MP watchdog to review expenses rules | Ministers will ask a Parliamentary watchdog to review some expenses claims after a Labour MP was able to claim £900 from the taxpayer in “pet rent”.
Security minister Dan Jarvis insisted his colleague Taiwo Owatemi, a Government whip and th... |
| 02.01.2025 | Global: Huge losses continue for LBC, Heart and Capital owner | - |
| 15.03.2024 | 21 sayings you'll only understand if you're Irish | Travel 21 sayings you'll only understand if you're Irish
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| 09.02.2024 | House of Lords report provides clear direction for regulatory reform | The committee rightly focusses on getting some basics right
The IRC sensibly argues that regulators should be given better prioritised objectives, with clarity from government as to how these are to be balanced. It is also fair in saying th... |
| 08.01.2024 | A sexual assault in the metaverse has investigators questioning the future of virtual crime prosecution | Culture A sexual assault in the metaverse has investigators questioning the future of virtual crime prosecution
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| 06.01.2024 | Prince Andrew spent 'weeks' at Jeffrey Epstein's home and would get 'daily massages,' witness claims | Law Prince Andrew spent 'weeks' at Jeffrey Epstein's home and would get 'daily massages,' witness claims
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| 15.10.2023 | Israel's No.1 Hamas kill target is Yahya Sinwar, the 'Butcher from Khan Younis' | (Left) Yahya Sinwar, (Right) The aftermath of Hamas' attacks on southern Israel Getty Images & Reuters
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| 07.09.2023 | How Many Scottish Women Are Subjected to Online Violence? | One in six women in Scotland have experienced online violence, according to a new study, with the figure rising amongst those aged between 16-24 (27%) and LGBTQ+ women (45%).
This is according to researchers from The Open University who car... |
| 28.01.2023 | A man died after being crushed by a pop-up street urinal in central London | A crane lifts the street urinal police at Cambridge Circus in central London, after a worker was crushed to death. Jonathan Brady/PA Images via Getty Images
A man working on a telescopic urinal in London was killed after being crushed benea... |
| 09.01.2023 | Branson: Britain doesn’t appreciate private enterprise – and don’t call me a billionaire | SIR RICHARD BRANSON has warned the UK no longer appreciates entrepreneurship – as he prepares the UK’s first ever rocket launch. |
| 30.10.2022 | Kayaker rescued after surviving 2 days clinging to a buoy in rough seas, eating seaweed and crabs: report | News Kayaker rescued after surviving 2 days clinging to a buoy in rough seas, eating seaweed and crabs: report
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| 30.04.2022 | Russia state TV warns Putin more likely to start WW3 than accept defeat in Ukraine | NewsRussia state TV warns Putin more likely to start WW3 than accept defeat in Ukraine
World War Three is "more realistic" and "more probable" than Vladimir Putin gracefully accepting defeat to Ukraine, according to the ... |
| 09.03.2022 | Demand for EV-powering nickel is so high that one exchange had to halt trading | Never miss a story: Follow your favorite topics and authors to get a personalized email with the journalism that matters most to you.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict continued to cause havoc in markets on Tuesday, forcing the London Metal Excha... |
| 08.03.2022 | How Russia's secretive Spetsnaz units may get put to use in Ukraine | Spetsnaz troops march through Red Square in a Victory Day military parade, May 9, 2021. Mikhail Svetlov/Getty Images
Russia's ongoing offensive in Ukraine has raised concerns about how its Spetsnaz forces may be used.
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| 28.01.2022 | The cost-of-living crisis: why are telecoms bills also rising? | Bills are rising across the board, and the telecoms sector is no different. What's driving up prices for phone and broadband customers in the UK? And why might these rises not reflect reality?
Increased food prices, increased gas, National ... |
| 22.12.2021 | An Omicron oddity: The number of cases doesn’t predict the number of deaths | Early in the Covid-19 pandemic, the case fatality rate was frightening. This metric represents the proportion of all known people infected with a disease who die from it. The World Health Organization initially put it as high as nearly 16% ... |
| 12.08.2021 | The head of the London Met Police has ordered a new review into Prince Andrew's sex-abuse allegations | Entertainment The head of the London Met Police has ordered a new review into Prince Andrew's sex-abuse allegations
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| 12.08.2021 | The head of the London Met Police has ordered a new review into Prince Andrew’s sex-abuse allegations | Prince Andrew, Duke of York. Photo by Christopher Furlong – WPA Pool/Getty Images
The Met Police chief said she ordered a review into the sex-abuse allegations against Prince Andrew.
Cressida Dick said she asked her team to look at the mate... |
| 10.08.2021 | Anti-vaxxers attempting to target the BBC stormed the wrong building and clashed with police | Police officers stop protesters from accessing Studioworks during the demonstration. Protesters held a demonstration against the mainstream media bias, covid restrictions, vaccine passports, COVID vaccination for children and the loss of fr... |
| 28.03.2021 | USC to pay $1bn in lawsuit against gynecologist George Tyndall in largest higher education sexual abuse payout in history | George Tyndall during his arraignment at Los Angeles Superior Court, California on July 1, 2019. Al Seib/LA Times via Getty Images
George Tyndall, 74, worked as the only full time gynecologist at USC’s student health center for 30 years.
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| 11.03.2021 | Calls to abolish the monarchy after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's interview are wild overreactions | Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during sit-down interview with Oprah Winfrey. CBS This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now.
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| 06.03.2021 | Covid-19 Vaccines: Deportation Fears May Be Limiting Uptake Among Undocumented Migrants In The U.K. | British lawmakers have warned their government that fear of deportation may be stopping hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants from getting vaccinated against Covid-19. |
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