Michael McVeigh: Disability Rights Champion Dies at 78
Discover the inspiring journey of Michael McVeigh, whose pioneering work transformed accessibility and inclusion across Britain, leaving an enduring legacy that continues to shape our society.
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ADHD Coaching: The Unregulated Mental Health Crisis
An investigation reveals the worrying reality of ADHD coaching in the UK, where unqualified practitioners make bold claims while charging premium prices in a completely unregulated industry.
Netflix's Biggest Film Hit By AI Voice Scandal
The streaming giant's most-watched film ever is embroiled in controversy after replacing human voice actors with AI technology, sparking outrage across the entertainment industry.
Horror's Ableism Problem: Cinema's New Monsters
From Frankenstein's creature to modern horror villains, cinema has long used physical difference as shorthand for evil. Discover why the genre's new monsters still fail the disability community.
Drax settles third employment lawsuit against trader
Drax has quietly resolved another legal dispute with a former energy trader, marking the third such settlement over alleged employment contract breaches in recent years.
AWS Outage Triggers Global Internet Disruption
A catastrophic AWS outage has brought major websites and services to their knees, highlighting the internet's dangerous reliance on Amazon's cloud computing giant. Discover which services were affected and what it means for digital infrastructure.
Chancellor's Budget: What Britain Needs Now
As the Chancellor prepares his autumn budget, business leaders and economists reveal the urgent measures required to boost growth, support families, and fix public services across the UK.
Alan Kilburn: Visionary disability rights campaigner dies
Remembering the extraordinary life of Alan Kilburn, the pioneering disability rights campaigner whose tireless advocacy created a more inclusive Britain for wheelchair users.
Nabil Shaban: Disability rights pioneer and actor dies
Celebrating the extraordinary life and legacy of Nabil Shaban, the trailblazing actor and disability rights activist who shattered barriers in television and theatre.
Helicopter Crash Near Doncaster Claims Life
A man has died following a devastating helicopter crash in South Yorkshire as emergency services continue their investigation into the incident near Doncaster.
Helicopter Crash in South Yorkshire Field Under Investigation
A major emergency response unfolded in South Yorkshire after a helicopter crashed into a field near Doncaster. Authorities confirm one person was onboard as investigation begins into the cause.
Helicopter Crash Near Doncaster - Emergency Services Respond
Breaking news: Police and emergency services are responding to a serious helicopter crash in South Yorkshire. Multiple air ambulances spotted as major incident declared near Doncaster.
Apollo Eyes D2C Partnerships in Wealth Management Shake-up
Exclusive interview with Apollo's EMEA wealth management head reveals plans to collaborate with direct-to-consumer fintech firms, signalling major industry evolution.
Ryanair Trains announces new UK routes including Cardiff and York
Ryanair's new rail venture, Ryanair Trains, has announced ambitious expansion plans with new routes connecting major UK cities including Cardiff and York, promising competitive fares and increased travel options.
Digital tools transform UK breakdown services for EV era
New research reveals British drivers are embracing digital tools and specialised EV breakdown services, transforming how we handle roadside emergencies in the electric vehicle era.
Birmingham Council Bankruptcy: Financial Crisis Deepens
Birmingham City Council faces unprecedented financial crisis as spending cuts fail to prevent effective bankruptcy. Expert analysis reveals the grim reality for residents and services.
WPP job cuts as CEO condemns 'unacceptable' performance
Advertising giant WPP faces significant restructuring with hundreds of roles at risk after new CEO Mark Read condemns company's disappointing financial results and promises radical transformation.
Virgin Trains Eyes Dramatic Return to London Railways
Virgin Trains could make a sensational comeback to UK railways with ambitious plans to operate services from London to key destinations, challenging current operators and promising enhanced passenger experience.
State ministers threaten NDIS boycott in funding clash
State and territory disability ministers are threatening to boycott crucial National Disability Insurance Scheme talks with Mark Butler, escalating tensions over funding and reforms.
NHS denies lifesaving care to disabled child
A desperate mother reveals her exhausting nightly routine to prevent her daughter from choking to death while the NHS refuses to fund essential medical equipment.
Private Equity Targets Law & Accounting Firms
Discover how private equity giants are revolutionising professional services by targeting law and accounting firms in a strategic wealth play that's reshaping London's financial landscape.
Moelis boosts pay 20% as dealmaking fees surge
Wall Street investment bank Moelis & Company has dramatically increased compensation packages following a significant jump in dealmaking revenues, signalling strong recovery in the mergers and acquisitions market.
Microsoft outage knocks Office 365 and Xbox Live offline
A major Microsoft outage has left thousands of British users unable to access Office 365, Xbox Live, and other key services. Discover what went wrong and when normal service will resume.
Microsoft outage hits Office 365, Azure and Xbox Live users
Thousands of Microsoft users face disruption as widespread technical outage affects Office 365, Azure cloud services and Xbox Live gaming platform. Downdetector reports surge in complaints.
Private Credit Chiefs Escalate War of Words with Banks
Top private credit executives escalate their battle with mainstream banks, claiming superior lending models and dismissing banking sector criticisms as outdated rhetoric in this exclusive City A.M. investigation.
Streaming overtakes traditional sports broadcasting
Digital streaming services are set to overtake traditional broadcasters in sports rights spending for the first time in 2025, marking a historic shift in how Britons watch live sports.
NDIS Cuts Trap Disabled Australians in Hospitals
Vulnerable Australians with disabilities are becoming trapped in hospital wards for months due to severe NDIS funding cuts, creating a growing healthcare crisis and leaving families in despair.
PIP eligibility overhaul could save £9bn yearly
Major reforms to Personal Independence Payment eligibility could save taxpayers £9 billion annually, but disability advocates warn of devastating consequences for vulnerable claimants.
Santander: Car finance compensation threatens UK jobs and economy
Santander UK issues stark warning that massive compensation payouts for car finance mis-selling could threaten thousands of British jobs and hamper economic growth.
UBS wealth unit gathers $38bn in Q3 surge
UBS's global wealth management arm demonstrates remarkable resilience, pulling in $38 billion in net new funds during Q3 while navigating significant outflows from its Swiss bank integration.
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