Zurich Makes Public £7.7bn Play for Beazley
Zurich Insurance Group has publicly renewed its pursuit of FTSE 100 insurer Beazley with a £7.7bn offer. The move follows a rejected private bid. Read the latest on this major insurance takeover.
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Plumber's tips on heat pumps, new builds and saving money
Exclusive interview with plumber Leah Carney. She reveals the hidden problems with new build plumbing, why heat pumps aren't for everyone, and her top tips to reduce repair bills. Essential reading for UK homeowners.
London named world's most powerful city in 2026 index
London tops the Global Power City Index for the 14th consecutive year, beating Tokyo and New York. Discover what makes the capital's 'magnetism' so strong and where it falls short.
High Court Refuses BHP Permission to Appeal Dam Ruling
The High Court has refused BHP permission to appeal a landmark liability ruling over the 2015 Brazil dam disaster. The mining giant now plans to go directly to the Court of Appeal.
London Colour Walk: Finding the City's Red Treasures
Join us on a vibrant colour walk through London, spotting iconic red landmarks from phone boxes to buses. Discover how to see the capital anew. Follow for more London guides!
Balyasny hires ex-Eisler Capital manager in London
Balyasny Asset Management continues its London hiring spree, recruiting ex-Eisler Capital portfolio manager James Chen. Discover the latest moves in hedge fund talent.
Davos 2026 ignores capitalism, the root of global crises
As global leaders meet in Davos, economist Ingrid Robeyns argues their refusal to confront neoliberal capitalism, the engine of extreme inequality, undermines solving any other world risk. Read why this system is the core threat.
CVC and AIG forge $3.5bn investment partnership
Private equity giant CVC Capital Partners and insurer AIG have formed a landmark $3.5bn strategic alliance. Discover the details of this major deal shaping insurance investment.
Stuart Rose steps down as EG Group chair before US float
Retail veteran Stuart Rose resigns as EG Group chairman, replaced by US executive Roland Smith ahead of a planned New York IPO valuing the firm at $9bn. Read the latest business news.
Share a hidden European museum tip to win £200
Guardian Travel and Lonely Planet invite UK residents to share their favourite small European museum or gallery discovery for a chance to win a £200 Coolstays voucher. Competition closes 26 January.
Temaki Sushi Bar Opens New Restaurant in Mayfair
Temaki, London's pioneering handroll sushi bar, is making a grand comeback with a new two-floor restaurant on Maddox Street in Mayfair this February. Discover the Californian-inspired menu.
Mango opens new Kensington High Street store
Fashion retailer Mango opens its 24th London store on Kensington High Street, creating 25 jobs. The brand credits strong London sales for its UK expansion. Read more.
Workers Avoid Holidays: AI Fears & How to Reclaim Time
A new survey reveals 82% of US workers avoid using holiday time, often due to AI job fears. Business owner Gene Marks argues the real issue is work culture and offers strategies for a better work-life balance.
US Tariffs Could Trigger UK Recession, Economists Warn
New US tariffs linked to Greenland could slash UK GDP by 0.75%, risking recession. Experts warn of geopolitical shift and investment chill. Read the full analysis.
Explosion at Rockstar North HQ Causes Structural Damage
An early morning boiler explosion has caused structural damage at Rockstar North's Edinburgh headquarters, raising concerns over GTA 6 development. No injuries reported. Read the latest.
Starmer calls for calm over US tariff threats on UK
PM Keir Starmer urges 'calm discussion' after Trump threatens 10% tariffs on UK imports over Greenland row, warning of huge damage to the UK economy. Read the latest analysis.
The Pocket in Islington launches Big Plates supper club residency
Islington's The Pocket, named London's best new pub of 2025, is launching a monthly supper club. Big Plates will serve a four-course menu of 'powerful gravies and robust puddings' every Saturday in March. Book tickets now.
Bank Pays 3.83% Interest as High Street Lags Behind
As interest rates fall, savers are losing money. Discover the UK's fastest-growing fintech offering up to 3.83% AER on instant access savings and 1.5% cashback.
Fantasy Football Hub's Scoreline nets £4.5m funding
Sports tech firm Scoreline, backed by Micah Richards, raises millions to expand its AI platform from fantasy football into cricket and beyond. Read the full story.
Dunelm's £54 off 'comfortable' fold-out chair bed
Dunelm slashes £54 off its Jackson Linford sofa bed, praised for comfort and style. Ideal for guests and small spaces, it's a versatile seating and sleeping solution. Shop the deal now.
Grimsby man missing in Thailand, family appeal
Joshua, 21, from Grimsby, vanished in Pattaya, Thailand. His family and the British Embassy are urgently searching. This follows another UK tourist's jungle rescue.
Luxembourg City: A Crowd-Free Gem 70 Mins from London
Discover Luxembourg City, a stunning European capital just 70 minutes from London. Explore UNESCO sites, vibrant culture, and unique cuisine for a perfect winter escape.
GMB accused of bullying by female union leader
TSSA leader Maryam Eslamdoust claims GMB officials tried to push her out, causing her significant stress, and suggests a male leader would not have faced the same treatment. Read the full story.
Big Tech shares jump after £39m legal settlement
London-listed Big Technologies sees shares surge after reaching a £38.5m settlement with former shareholders. The firm now seeks to recover costs from ousted founder Sara Murray.
London M&A activity surges 40% in major deal boom
Mergers and acquisitions in London have skyrocketed by 40%, signalling a powerful return of corporate confidence and dealmaking. Discover the sectors driving this surge.
EU weighs €93bn tariff hit on US after Trump threats
The EU is preparing a massive €93bn tariff offensive against the US in retaliation for President Trump's new levies on European allies defending Greenland. Markets react as leaders condemn the move.
Amazon's £9.99 Rechargeable Hand Warmers in High Demand
Struggling with cold hands? A pair of clever magnetic, rechargeable hand warmers with a 12,000mAh battery is now just £9.99 on Amazon. Offer ends January 28. Grab this winter essential now.
UK Growth to Lag Behind Advanced Economies, IMF Says
The IMF predicts UK growth will be slower than the advanced economy average for the next two years, as new US tariffs on NATO allies add to trade tensions. Read the full analysis.
FTSE 100 falls on Trump tariff threat, Chancellor pulls out of LSE event
UK markets open lower after Donald Trump threatens 25% tariffs on European allies. Chancellor Rachel Reeves cancels London Stock Exchange appearance. Full analysis of the global financial fallout.
China's population falls for fourth consecutive year
China's population shrinks by 3.39 million in 2025 as births plummet to a record low, deepening concerns over an ageing society and long-term economic impact. Explore the data and policy responses.
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