Ryanair unveils UK growth plans but O’Leary trashes ‘Dad’s Army’ air traffic control
Ryanair's plans to expand will create 1,000 jobs in the UK by the end of the decade, the Irish budget airline said today.
Big Ben’s clock stopped this morning. Here’s why and when London’s most iconic watch will restart
A House of Commons spokesperson said: “We are aware that the clock dials on the Elizabeth Tower were temporarily displaying the incorrect time this morning."
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson: Former DUP leader released on bail over sex charges
Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has been released on continuing bail after he appeared in court to face a number of historical sex charges, including one count of rape.
Tortilla Mexican Grill to ‘double down’ on franchising as revenue leaps
Tortilla Mexican Grill said it will “double down” on franchising to help capitalise on growth opportunities in both the UK and internationally.
Weapons investing is ‘ethical’, says Sunak. Is he right?
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has defended the private sector investing in the weapons industry as "ethical", as an argument rages over whether sustainable investing can align with the global war industr
London’s reign as most desirable city for work enters tenth year in boost for Square Mile
London has held on to its crown as the world's most desirable city for work, according to a major study, in a boost for the Square Mile's reputation as a global financial hub.
US regulator accepts GSK’s application to expand treatment of cancer drug
The treatment, Jemperli, will now be classed as being able to help all adult patients with primary advanced or recurrent endometrial cancer. It is used alongside chemotherapy.
Fossil fuel generation of UK electricity hits all-time low
Energy think tank Carbon Tracker today said that on Monday, April 15th, just 2.4 per cent of UK electricity came from fossil fuel sources.
Horses on loose in London ‘accounted for’ by police and Army as four injured
The City of London Police said by 9.44 am that they have been "contained" and the Army would be taking them away.
Pret A Manger names new chair as it sets sights on international expansion
Pret A Manger has named its new chairman and announced the return of one of its co-founder as it shakes up its board amid a period of international growth.