BP names Meg O'Neill as first female chief executive
BP appoints Meg O'Neill as its first female CEO, replacing Murray Auchincloss after less than two years. The move signals a renewed focus on oil and gas profits. Read the full story.
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London's Southbank Christmas Market labelled 'overrated'
A self-proclaimed Christmas market expert visits London's famed Southbank Winter Market and is left shocked by its small size and lack of festive stalls. Is it the most overrated in the capital?
Bondi Attack Misinformation Turbocharged by AI on Social Media
In the wake of the Bondi beach tragedy, AI-generated fakes and false claims spread rapidly online, challenging fact-checking systems and public trust. Discover the alarming details.
Croatia's Rijeka: 75% Surge in UK Travel Interest for 2026
Skyscanner reveals a 75% surge in interest for Rijeka, Croatia's cultural port city. Discover its medieval castle, vibrant arts, and new Adriatic Express train link for your 2026 getaway.
L'Oreal Anti-Ageing Cream Now Under £14 on Amazon
The dermatologist-approved L'Oreal Age Perfect day cream, praised for reducing wrinkles and boosting radiance, has been slashed from £29.99 to just £13.99. Discover the key ingredients and glowing customer reviews.
Uber Eats robot hurled into hedge by students in Leeds
A Starship delivery robot for Uber Eats was damaged after being tipped over and thrown into a hedge by revellers on a famous Leeds pub crawl. Police and universities have been informed.
Bank of England cuts interest rates to 3.75%
The Bank of England has cut UK interest rates from 4% to 3.75% today, a move widely expected to ease the economic downturn. Read the full analysis and market reaction.
Bank of England set to cut interest rates today
The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates after inflation fell to 3.2%. Follow live updates on the crucial decision impacting mortgages and the UK economy.
BP names first female CEO in major leadership shake-up
BP appoints Meg O'Neill as its first female chief executive to accelerate a strategic pivot back to oil and gas. Discover the investor pressure driving this historic change.
UK Christmas Markets Still Open This Weekend
Don't miss the festive magic! Our guide lists the UK Christmas markets still open this weekend, from Winchester to Edinburgh. Find dates, locations, and unique highlights.
How London's festive lights boost economy and community spirit
London's Christmas lights, a tradition since 1954, are vital for the capital's economy, tourism, and social fabric. Discover the lasting impact beyond the festive season.
City Hotels Hit by 135% Business Rates Hike
Hotels in London's Square Mile face an average 135% rise in business rates from April 2026, sparking a major feud between the hospitality sector and the Treasury. Discover which venues are hardest hit.
12 Key AI Predictions for 2026 from Industry CEO
Eigen Technologies CEO Dr Lewis Z. Liu shares his 12 critical AI assumptions for 2026, forecasting a shift from hype to human-centric, economically viable applications. Discover the trends that will define the next year.
Political Pressure on Central Banks Intensifies
The long-held consensus on central bank independence is fraying as leaders like Trump and Macron exert influence. Explore the risks for inflation and market stability. Read the full analysis.
Caudwell: Business Loses Patience with Labour
Phones 4u founder John Caudwell warns the government is failing entrepreneurs with confusing policies and a lack of a serious growth plan. He proposes a new inward investment strategy.
Why Your Chocolate Orange Costs More & Weighs Less
Terry's Chocolate Orange price has soared 81% while shrinking 8%. We investigate the cocoa crisis, climate change, and why Christmas treats are becoming a luxury. Read the full story.
Anglo American's Pay Retreat & 2026 Corporate Agenda
Anglo American retreats on executive pay vote as FTSE giants gear up for 2026. Plus, breakdown duopoly exits and a delayed UK steel strategy. Read the full City analysis.
Woodside CEO Meg O'Neill appointed to lead BP
Meg O'Neill, the Woodside Energy CEO known for criticising young climate activists, is stepping down to lead oil giant BP, which has abandoned its net zero strategy. Read the full story.
Look Outside review: A bizarre EarthBound horror mash-up
GameCentral reviews 'Look Outside', the 2025 indie survival horror JRPG that blends EarthBound with Lovecraftian terror. Discover why this £8.99 PC game is one of the year's most unique and disturbing experiences.
US admits fault in deadly Washington DC air crash
The US government has admitted liability for the January crash near Washington DC that killed 67 people, citing FAA and Army failures. Read the full report on the investigation.
Video Game Industry In Crisis As Console Sales Plunge
GameCentral readers express deep concern over plummeting console sales, the struggles of Call Of Duty, and the future of major publishers. Is the gaming bubble bursting?
ANZ shareholders reject executive pay plan for second year
ANZ shareholders have delivered a second consecutive strike against the bank's executive remuneration report, following a year of record fines and thousands of job cuts. Explore the fallout from the heated AGM.
FN Recognises Financial Leaders and Rising Stars for 2025
Financial News unveils its prestigious 2025 awards, honouring the top executives and emerging talent shaping London's financial landscape. Discover the winners now.
Freshfields, Latham Lead European Legal Deal Rankings
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Latham & Watkins lead European M&A legal advisory for Q1 2024. Discover the top firms and key trends shaping the deal market.
BP names Meg O'Neill as new chief executive
BP has announced Meg O'Neill will become its new CEO on 1 April, replacing Murray Auchincloss. The oil giant's chair calls for 'increased rigour' to boost shareholder value. Read the full story.
Why Office Christmas Parties Feel Like Mandatory Work
As the festive season looms, many UK workers dread the obligatory office party. We explore why forced socialising with colleagues feels like an extension of the workday.
15 Charitable Gifts That Make a Difference
Discover unique, purpose-driven gift ideas from WWF, Greenpeace, ACLU and more that raise funds for vital causes. Shop with heart this season.
UK parents sue Meta after son's sextortion death
The parents of Murray Dowey, 16, who died by suicide after sextortion on Instagram, are suing Meta for wrongful death. The landmark UK case accuses the platform of prioritising profit over safety.
UK-US Pharma Deal Lacks Legal Text, MPs Warn
MPs warn UK's 'milestone' zero-tariff drug deal with the US is 'built on sand' with no legal text. Concerns grow as a separate £31bn tech deal is paused. Could the NHS pay more for nothing?
Grangemouth saved, but UK industrial strategy questioned
The UK government's £120m rescue of Ineos's ethylene plant raises urgent questions about its broader strategy for heavy industry, energy costs, and decarbonisation. Explore the disjointed policy landscape.
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