Trump Sues JPMorgan for $5bn in Debanking Row
Donald Trump has filed a $5bn lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, alleging the bank closed his accounts for political reasons after the Capitol riots. The bank denies the claims.
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Cadwalader Partner Joins Sidley Austin in London
A senior fund partner at Cadwalader has left the firm to join Sidley Austin in London, marking a significant lateral hire in the competitive legal sector.
Trump Sues JPMorgan and Jamie Dimon
Former US President Donald Trump has initiated a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase and its CEO Jamie Dimon, alleging misconduct in financial dealings.
10 London Deals: Gordon Ramsay's £20 Menu & More
Discover exclusive London offers including Gordon Ramsay's £20 set menu with cocktail, spa days, brunches, and creative workshops. Metro and Time Out partnership.
Ramsay: Tax Changes Make Restaurants 'Lambs to Slaughter'
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay warns UK government's business rate increases from April will devastate hospitality, calling it a 'bloodbath' for restaurants.
Toronto Man Posed as Pilot for Free Flights, Prosecutors Say
Dallas Pokornik, 33, allegedly used fake airline credentials to obtain hundreds of free flights over four years, with the case drawing comparisons to the film Catch Me If You Can.
Trump's Qatari Boeing 747 'Flying Palace' Delivery Summer
The Boeing 747-8 jetliner gifted to Donald Trump by Qatar's royal family is scheduled for delivery this summer, with plans to serve as the new Air Force One aircraft.
Two Charged Over Safe Hands Funeral Firm Collapse
Richard Wells and Neil Debenham face conspiracy to defraud charges after the collapse of Safe Hands pre-paid funeral plans left 46,000 customers out of pocket.
Trump Sues JPMorgan and Jamie Dimon for $5bn
US President Donald Trump has reportedly filed a $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase and CEO Jamie Dimon, alleging the bank unfairly cut his services after the Capitol riot.
Witcher 4 Trilogy to Cost £663 Million Says Analyst
Polish analyst estimates CD Projekt's upcoming Witcher games could require £663 million in total development and marketing costs, with The Witcher 4 alone potentially reaching £580 million.
Ubisoft Cancels Games and Closes Studios in Major Restructure
Ubisoft, the publisher behind Assassin's Creed, cancels six projects including a Prince of Persia remake and closes studios in Canada and Sweden after years of weak sales.
Starfield Designer Explains Game's Flaws and Bethesda Exit
Former Bethesda designer Kurt Kuhlmann discusses Starfield's development challenges, citing management issues and communication breakdowns as key reasons for the game's shortcomings.
Ryanair vs Musk: 'Big Idiot' Feud Over Starlink Wifi
The public spat between Ryanair's Michael O'Leary and Elon Musk intensifies as the airline rejects Starlink, sparking a PR-driven seat sale and takeover speculation.
Painter Dies in Fall While Putting Up Union Flag
A 61-year-old painter and decorator from Bristol died from head injuries after falling from a ladder while tying a Union flag to a lamppost, an inquest has concluded.
The Wolseley Breakfast: London's Grand Café
Discover why breakfast at The Wolseley in Piccadilly is a celebrated London ritual, offering a vibrant atmosphere and indulgent dishes like berry pancakes and the signature Wolseley Imperial cocktail.
Grok AI Created 3M Sexualised Images, Research Reveals
Research reveals Grok AI generated 3 million sexualised images in 11 days, including 23,000 depicting children, sparking international outrage and government bans.
JP Morgan Buys WealthOS for UK Digital Wealth Expansion
JP Morgan Chase has purchased British pensions technology firm WealthOS through its Nutmeg division, enhancing its UK digital wealth management services with advanced software capabilities.
Metz Battery TV: Portable Entertainment Revolution
Discover the Metz 24MPE7002Z, a battery-powered smart TV with Google TV, 3-hour battery life, and HD display, perfect for camping and travel at £299.
Cryptoqueen Ruja Ignatova 'Still Alive' Says Investigator
German police investigating the OneCoin Ponzi scheme believe fugitive Ruja Ignatova, who vanished in 2017, may still be alive despite reports of her murder.
Westminster: UK's Second Best Thrift Shopping Spot
A new study reveals Westminster as the UK's second-best location for thrift shopping, with high densities of second-hand and charity shops driving its ranking.
Johansson and Blanchett Back AI Copyright Campaign
Hollywood stars Scarlett Johansson and Cate Blanchett join hundreds of creatives in accusing AI firms of theft and demanding licensing deals for their work.
Cat Nora Returned After Amazon Driver Abduction
Nora the cat, who needs medication for a heart murmur, has been safely returned to her Yorkshire family after being taken by an Amazon delivery driver, with police investigating.
Supermarket Meal Deals: Best Savings Revealed
We compare dine-in meal deals from major UK supermarkets to reveal where you can save the most money on restaurant-style meals for two, including Sainsbury's, M&S, and ASDA.
Kushner Outlines Board of Peace Plans for Gaza Redevelopment
Jared Kushner has detailed the Board of Peace's proposals for the redevelopment of Gaza, focusing on economic and infrastructure projects to foster stability.
£17 ETIAS Fee for Brits Visiting 30 European Countries
British tourists will face a new £17 ETIAS visa-waiver fee for 30 European destinations from late 2026, with exemptions for under-18s and over-70s.
Wonky Holidays: Save 13% with Odd-Length Stays
First Choice research reveals unconventional travel tweaks like 5 or 11-night stays instead of standard weeks can cut holiday costs significantly. Discover how odd durations, Tuesday flights, and airport switches save money.
Passione Vino: Italian Wine Bar on Exmouth Market
Discover Passione Vino, an intimate Italian wine bar on Clerkenwell's Exmouth Market, offering a unique 'no menu' wine experience and exquisite small plates in a candlelit setting.
Private Health Insurance at 30-Year High Amid NHS Backlogs
Employer-provided health insurance reaches record levels with 4.8 million covered as businesses tackle NHS waiting lists while Health Secretary Wes Streeting acknowledges progress but warns of ongoing challenges.
London Among UK's Least Desirable Places to Live
New research reveals London ranks 10th least desirable UK location with a score of 39.52/100, struggling with housing costs and green space despite cultural strengths.
Country Retreat 30 Mins from London on Elizabeth Line
Discover The Langley, a luxury hotel in Buckinghamshire just 30 minutes from London via the Elizabeth Line, offering historic charm, modern renovations, and 130 acres of parkland.
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