What Burnham’s Sporting Events Bill means for brands and media owners
Indeed, the domestic football season has already kicked off in Scotland, and the return of the Premier League is just around the corner. Even Euro 2028 is not that far away in the grand scheme of things, and strategies…
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Heathrow airport roads reopen after flooding from burst water main
The leak has been contained and the affected areas are operating as normal. Water in the central terminal area prevented anyone trying to travel by road to or from Terminals 2 and 3. Passengers had to travel by rail and…
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‘Strategic change and grasping nettles’: where now for John Lewis as boss exits?
The boss of John Lewis, Peter Ruis, clearly decided it was time to exit the elevator this week, announcing his abrupt departure from the UK's biggest department store chain in a surprise statement. Days later, Harvey…
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Missed out on tickets to see the Bayeux tapestry in London? A £1,000 hotel stay will get you in
But the monied guests of a five-star hotel in Covent Garden have not had to go to such arduous lengths to get a view of the nearly 1,000-year-old depiction of William the Conqueror's victory over King Harold II of…
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Met apologises for exposing 143 email addresses of Mohamed Al Fayed victims
In a group update about its investigation into the former Harrods owner, the force copied the email addresses of 143 victims of Fayed in a message that included about 12 other recipients, the Telegraph reported. The…
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UK’s biggest EV battery gigafactory shelves expansion as Jaguar Land Rover talks stall
The delays are another sign of the slowing transition from petrol and diesel to electric cars. Andy Burnham's Labour government on Friday revealed that it could cut the UK's electric car sales targets further , in a…
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Donald Trump doesn’t just love billionaires, he loves multimillionaires too
The beneficiaries, he said, were "small business owners" that "provide the jobs in every community in America". Johnson was playing to the myth of the modest, sturdy Main Street job creator. It is an appealing story.…
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‘I don’t even drink whisky’: Scotland reels in visitors as much of Europe swelters
But while much of Britain is feeling the loss of visitors from the Middle East and beyond, one part is thriving. Scotland is reeling in ever more visitors, with strong annual growth and a 15% rise in flight bookings to…
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Secondhand booksellers in UK and Ireland suspect AI firms behind ‘strange’ bulk orders
Bookshops contacted by the Guardian say they have been receiving orders from buyers in the US, Canada, continental Europe and the UK. The increase has been replicated around the world, with booksellers in the US…
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Uranium is poised to go nuclear – here's how to invest
That move was so violent it altered how I thought about commodity markets entirely. That parabolic acceleration is not an accident. It is the direct expression of uranium's inelasticity when it comes to demand. Reactors…
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