RBC's European Trading Hiring Spree
RBC has been on a hiring spree for traders in Europe, aiming to grow its investment banking business outside North America. The bank has added dozens of senior hires in London and other European hubs.
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12 Trailblazers from FN's First Women in Finance List
Financial News unveils its inaugural Women in Finance list, featuring 12 trailblazing women reshaping the industry through leadership, innovation, and advocacy.
Noah Dingle's exit 'confirmed' in Emmerdale
Noah Dingle announces plans to apply for jobs abroad in Emmerdale, hinting at his departure from the village after years of drama and tragedy.
Inside New Orleans' alligator museum: 'If it's green, it sells'
Liz and Robert McDade run New Orleans' free Great American Alligator Museum. They share their daily routine, from morning news to karate, and how a fossil collection became a unique tourist attraction.
Arsenal push for Alvarez after Guimaraes progress
Arsenal have made a new bid to sign World Cup winner Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid, while also progressing on a deal for Newcastle's Bruno Guimaraes.
From TAB to smartphone: Gambling's evolution in Australia
The decline of bricks-and-mortar TAB agencies in NSW reflects a shift to 24/7 digital gambling, with 792,000 active users and $8bn turnover at Tabcorp alone.
The Westies review: Peaky Blinders meets The Sopranos
The Westies, a new MGM+ mob drama about an Irish-American gang in 1980s New York, blends Peaky Blinders-style real-life crime with Sopranos-esque family dynamics, featuring JK Simmons as gang leader Eamon Sweeney.
EU accused of delaying ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements
EU foreign ministers will discuss a ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements on Monday, but a decision is not expected for months amid divisions and legal debates.
Fake news articles clone trusted sites to lure scam victims
Fraudsters create fake news articles mimicking publishers like The Guardian to promote scam investment sites, stealing personal data and money.
11 Secrets of Starting Again from Late Bloomers
Late bloomers reveal how to start a new career or passion later in life, with advice from a 77-year-old comedian, a 75-year-old spice entrepreneur, and more.
My Holiday from Hell: Fever in Corfu Led to Hospital Panic
Sarah Ann Harris arrived in Corfu with a fever in 2009, triggering swine flu panic. She was rushed to hospital, endured language barriers, and never partied.
Open Relationship: 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' vs. Details
Rick and Rachel navigate non-monogamy with conflicting preferences: Rick prefers 'don't ask, don't tell' while Rachel wants details. They question if love is enough.
Dining across the divide: comms director vs charity worker on taxes and billionaires
Emma, a former Tory voter, and Alys, a Green supporter, discuss welfare, taxes, billionaires, and the climate crisis over dinner, finding common ground despite deep political divides.
Annie Lord on love, dating apps, and her debut novel The Project
Dating columnist Annie Lord discusses her breakup memoir, Vogue column, and debut novel The Project, exploring modern dating, app fatigue, and why she remains optimistic about love.
Zohran Mamdani outlasts New York Post's daily attacks
Six months into his mayoralty, Zohran Mamdani's favorability has risen to 58% despite near-daily criticism from the Murdoch-owned New York Post, which has failed to find a damaging line of attack.
Noughties Wag style returns for young England fans
At a Peckham nightclub, fashion-conscious England fans blend noughties Wag aesthetics with vintage football shirts, reclaiming the St George's cross for a diverse generation.
Rumi's Masnavi on Greed and Contentment in Digital Age
Ali Hammoud explores how Rumi's Masnavi uses vivid imagery to teach about greed and contentment, urging a perspective shift in the digital age of envy.
Infantino hints at 64-team World Cup before 2030
Fifa president Gianni Infantino says expanding the World Cup from 48 to 64 teams will be examined, citing high quality and global inclusion.
Growing SUVs Pose Deadly Risk to Children, Expert Warns
SUVs and cars in the UK are growing wider, endangering pedestrians, especially children. Expert Christian Wolmar calls for action to curb 'carspreading'.
Humphrys slams BBC Radio 4 presenters as 'irritating'
John Humphrys criticises BBC Radio 4 Today presenters for verbal tics and filler words, calling the show 'profoundly irritating' seven years after leaving.
Slimming World Launches Recipe Box Meal Kits
Slimming World has partnered with HelloFresh to launch a recipe box meal kit delivery service, offering healthy, low-calorie recipes to support weight loss.
Elsa Pataky slammed for 'out of touch' career advice
Elsa Pataky, wife of Chris Hemsworth, faces backlash after suggesting people 'free themselves' from job struggles by traveling, critics call her advice tone-deaf given her wealth.
Viral TikTok saves Shoreditch shoe shop, queues form
A Shoreditch shoe shop, The Rich Collection, was about to close until a viral TikTok brought crowds. Owner Rachid Lazraq says 'We're not closing down anymore.'
Gladiators Cast Demands Axed Giant's Return Before Series 4
Gladiators cast members are campaigning for the return of Jamie 'Giant' Bigg, fired over his girlfriend's OnlyFans work, citing unfair treatment and a dangerous precedent as filming for series 4 nears.
The Westies review: gripping gangster thriller on Amazon Prime
The Westies, an eight-part MGM+ series on Amazon Prime, follows the brutal Irish-American gang in 1980s New York, starring J.K. Simmons and Tom Brittney. The show is a bingeable, violent thriller with surprising warmth, premiering July 12.
Two killed, four wounded in Toronto Latin festival shooting
Two men died and four others were injured after a shooter opened fire at the Salsa on St Clair festival in Toronto. No arrests have been made; two firearms recovered.
Alfie's Antique Market: 50 years of vintage treasures in London
Alfie's Antique Market in Marylebone, London's biggest indoor antiques emporium, marks its 50th anniversary. Over 100 vendors occupy 30,000 sq ft across four floors, with a rooftop café. Visitors describe it as a 'rabbit warren' of curiosities.
ITV's The Dark: Writer on male victimhood in new thriller
ITV’s new thriller The Dark explores male victimhood, with writer Matt Hartley saying he chose it because it wasn't about women being massacred. The series airs July 12.
Oxford: A £6 Coach Trip from London Full of Charm
A £6 coach journey from London to Oxford reveals a historic city with stunning architecture, including the Radcliffe Camera, and a vibrant atmosphere perfect for a day trip.
Wizz Air Launches £17 Flights to Three Spanish Hotspots
Wizz Air has launched new routes from London Luton to Málaga, Granada, and Asturias, with fares starting at £17.99. Flights begin October 2026, offering year-round access to Spain's sun, culture, and beaches.
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