Police Warning Over Fake £20 Notes - Spotting Guide
UK police issue urgent warning as counterfeit £20 notes surge across businesses and private sellers. Learn key security features to identify fake currency.
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BoE's Greene: Strong Pay Growth Could Limit Rate Cuts
Bank of England policymaker Megan Greene warns robust UK wage growth and potential US rate cuts could restrict the central bank's ability to lower interest rates this year, amid persistent inflation pressures.
Santander Vice Chair Miller Retires After 30-Year Career
Santander's investment banking vice chair, Miller, is retiring after a three-decade career, marking a significant transition for the bank's leadership.
TalkTalk Begins Sale of Consumer and Wholesale Arms
TalkTalk Group has commenced discussions with potential buyers for its consumer broadband and wholesale network divisions, signalling a likely break-up of the major UK telecoms provider.
YSL Bond Street Ram-Raid: Luxury Bags Stolen
Ram-raiders smashed an SUV into Yves Saint Laurent's Bond Street store, stealing high-value handbags. This marks the second attack on the luxury boutique in two months.
Elon Musk Declares He's an Alien at Davos
SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk stunned attendees at the World Economic Forum by jokingly claiming to be an extraterrestrial, while also discussing AI, tariffs, and facing protests over billionaire taxes.
Waltham Forest: London's Hottest Property Market
Waltham Forest has seen the largest house price increases in London, with 59% of homes gaining value. Discover why this borough is attracting buyers despite rising costs.
Virgin Media O2 Gives 12,000 Free Phones to Tackle Exclusion
Virgin Media O2 partners with Hubbub to donate 12,000 refurbished mobile phones to vulnerable groups across the UK, addressing digital exclusion and e-waste.
Domain Squatting Cases Surge 49% as Brands Fight Back
Global legal disputes over squatted web addresses hit 6,282 cases last year, with fashion brands like Gucci and Zara leading the fight against counterfeit goods.
Best UK Duvets Tested for Every Season and Sleeper
From microfibre to British wool, sustainable down to dual-tog designs, discover the top duvets for perfect sleep. Our comprehensive testing reveals the best options for warmth, weight, and breathability.
Cornwall's Broadband Crisis After Storm Goretti
Residents in remote Cornish towns like Cucurrian face prolonged broadband outages after Storm Goretti, highlighting infrastructure vulnerabilities and calls for more devolved funding.
Asda Security Overhaul: Mitie Partnership Announced
Asda announces major security overhaul, transferring operations to Mitie across 1,100 UK stores to combat rising retail crime with data-driven tactics.
Kensington Hotel Launches Cocktails & Cards Game Night
South Kensington's 100 Queen's Gate Hotel launches 'Cocktails & Cards' evenings at ESQ Bar, pairing original party games with specially crafted alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails.
Lloyds Exits Evelyn Partners Bidding War
Lloyds Banking Group has pulled out of the competitive auction for Evelyn Partners, a major wealth management firm, as rival banks intensify their pursuit of the asset management giant.
Supermarket Pricing Transparency Crisis Exposed
New analysis reveals UK supermarkets' shift to 'per each' pricing for fresh produce creates 'wild volatility' with price variations exceeding 50%, leaving consumers unable to determine value.
PS6 May Not Launch This Decade, Fans Accept Delay
A new report suggests Sony may extend the PlayStation 5 lifecycle beyond 2028, delaying the PS6. Fans appear supportive, citing the PS5's ongoing strength and lack of major exclusives.
Amazon Job Cuts as IMF Warns of AI 'Tsunami'
Amazon plans a second wave of corporate job cuts next week, potentially affecting 30,000 roles, as IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva warns AI will transform 60% of advanced economy jobs.
London Firm Acts on Trump's JPMorgan Suit
A prominent London-based law firm is representing Donald Trump in his high-profile lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, highlighting the city's role in major international legal disputes.
IMF: AI 'Tsunami' to Affect 60% of Advanced Economy Jobs
Kristalina Georgieva warns AI will transform 60% of jobs in advanced economies, with young workers and entry-level roles most vulnerable to elimination.
UK Heartbreak Hotspots: Postcodes Linked to Love Troubles
New research identifies UK towns where residents face the most relationship struggles, with coastal areas and university towns ranking high for heartbreak searches.
Mr Fogg's Tavern Replaces Covent Garden's Crusting Pipe
The historic Crusting Pipe wine bar in Covent Garden has closed after 45 years, with Mr Fogg's Tavern set to open a flagship venue in its former location this summer.
Water Review: Privatisation Not Main Problem, Says Author
Sir Jon Cunliffe, author of the government's water review, argues that privatisation is not the root cause of England's water issues, warning against simple solutions like nationalisation.
CapVest Eyes Italian Market in Private Equity Rush
London-based buyout firm CapVest is expanding into Italy, capitalising on a surge in private equity activity across Europe. This strategic move highlights growing investor interest in Italian assets amid competitive market conditions.
Poundland Shuts 149 Stores, Cuts 2,200 Jobs
Poundland has closed 149 stores and cut 2,200 jobs as part of a major restructuring after a £51m pre-tax loss in 2024, refocusing on £1 items and relaunching Pep & Co clothing.
Dunelm's Teddy Mattress Topper 30% Off for Winter Warmth
Dunelm's reversible Teddy Mattress Topper is now 30% off, featuring fleece for warmth and cool microfibre for summer comfort, with high customer ratings.
Battlefield Outsells Call Of Duty for First Time in 2025
Battlefield 6 has dethroned Call Of Duty as the US's best-selling game of 2025, marking a historic shift in the multiplayer shooter landscape after over a decade of dominance.
London's 'New Chinatown' in Tower Hamlets as Embassy Approved
Tower Hamlets sees a surge in Chinese homebuyers, with 1,119 purchases since 2020, driven by its modern high-rise appeal and cultural amenities, as a new Chinese mega-embassy gains planning approval.
Investors Eye IPO Revival as GPs Prepare for Listings
Global institutional investors expect increased IPO activity in 2026, with general partners preparing portfolio companies for public markets amid London market reforms.
Islington's Godet Named Top London Date Bar for 2026
Godet, a wine bar in Islington, has been officially recognised as London's best venue for a romantic date this Valentine's Day 2026, offering French wines and acclaimed Cantonese cuisine.
Trump vs Dimon: Banking Feud Escalates with $5bn Lawsuit
Donald Trump has filed a $5bn lawsuit against JP Morgan and CEO Jamie Dimon, marking the dramatic breakdown of a once-promising political and business alliance that began after Trump's 2016 election victory.
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