NEWS
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Standard Chartered cashes in on wealth arm while boss’s pay surges
The UK-listed bank paid its chief executive £10.7 million last year, 46% more than he earned the previous year. Standard Chartered has grown its yearly profit by nearly a fifth as the bank benefited from activity in international markets and its wealth division, and hiked its boss’s pay by nearly 50%. The UK-listed bank, which makes… More
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Time Out losses widen as it blames UK and US elections for slowing ad sales
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Reeves breaks her fiscal rules and borrows £11.6 billion more than this time last year
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Parents should not face ‘mandatory’ extra charges to access funded childcare
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Train reliability at record low as more than one in 25 services are axed
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Nearly 500 cat figurines stolen from Gordon Ramsay's 'Lucky Cat' restaurant
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London Philharmonia violinist has 'priceless' 300-year-old instrument stolen – as musician appeals for its return
A professional violinist and member of the London Philharmonia Orchestra has had his "priceless" instrument stolen by a thief during a visit to an east London pub. David López Ibáñez, 30, is a 2nd violinist with London’s Philharmonia Orchestra, had the 300-year-old instrument stolen from beside him on Tuesday during a visit to a Canonbury… More
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Polish woman claiming to be Madeleine McCann charged with stalking after Bristol Airport arrest
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Fresh weather warnings issued as parts of the UK prepare for 70mph winds and heavy rain this weekend
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Reliability of Britain's railways hits all time low with more than one in 25 services cancelled in the past year
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Benefits claimants face having to 'open their bank accounts to the government' as part of fraud crackdown
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BBC pulls controversial Gaza documentary from iPlayer following backlash
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NHS 'dentistry deserts' get 700,000 extra appointments – see if your area will benefit
The NHS have rolled out 700,000 more urgent dental appointments across the country. Hundreds of thousands of people in the UK will be able to access urgent dental care as the NHS announces more urgent dental appointments. NHS Dentistry was near crisis, as 1 in 4 patients who tried to see a dentist in the… More
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Who Dares Deals: Special Forces soldiers face jail over plans to sell drugs and fake Rolex watches
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Andrew Tate sparks outrage after 'disgusting' comment on Ariana Grande's appearance
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William and Kate will join King in VE Day anniversary events
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Urgent cheese warning as cheddars sold by Tesco recalled due to deadly listeria contamination
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Small businesses could be 'left behind' in AI boom, tech bosses warn
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Car safety tech has ‘blind spot’ for high-vis jackets, study suggests
Researchers conducted trials involving a crash test dummy and three cars travelling at 25mph. High-visibility clothing and reflective strips may make pedestrians and cyclists invisible to modern car technology, a study suggests. Automatic emergency braking (AEB) systems, which are fitted to all new cars, automatically apply the brakes if the potential for a collision is… More
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Centrica hoping to strike Sizewell C investment deal, ‘if the returns are right’
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Around 200 jobs to be axed after Quiz falls into administration
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Plunge in European hiring sinks profit at recruitment giant Hays
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Quiz: Full list of 23 store closures
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Holly Willoughby’s business in court battle over tax bill
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FTSE 100 falls after plunging consumer confidence report
Polling by the British Retail Consortium found expectations for the economy worsened for the fifth consecutive month in February. The FTSE 100 lost ground again on Thursday as consumer confidence in the UK fell to a new low, according to a survey. London’s blue-chip index fell 50 points to finish the day at 8,663, a… More
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Former Siemens boss appointed Great British Energy interim chief executive
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Union unveils plan to secure future of Scunthorpe British Steel site
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UK shares trading to be sped up from late 2027 in markets shake-up
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Father of Southport victim will run London Marathon to fund school playground in her honour
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Man, 43, charged with 'repeatedly raping' schoolgirl, 14, in late night Southampton park attack
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Small businesses could be 'left behind' in AI boom, tech bosses warn
Tech bosses have told LBC they fear small businesses could be left behind unless they embrace the ever-growing use of artificial intelligence. Research carried out by ANS (ANS.co.uk) in Manchester shows smaller companies are being hampered by a lack of expertise and high costs, but with a growing expectation by customers for AI utilisation. Kyle… More
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Man arrested after burning down house 700 miles away in revenge attack after occupant chatted to ex-girlfriend
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Nigel Farage hands ownership of Reform UK to party members
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Valentine's Day shooting suspect died in River Thames after killing wife outside Kent pub
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'Suicidal' physician associates blast Unions for allowing 'institutional bullying'
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Number of patients with ‘horrible’ Norovirus vomiting bug reaches record level in England
