Government and trade body urge BBC to refresh local news plans
"We are concerned the BBC was too confident of what it can deliver in the future," a Committee report published today said.
Billions vanish from retirement funds after pension providers shutter
FSCS was able to pay back about £1.2bn in compensation over the last five years, meaning that investors were left with up to £800m in lost pension funds.
Drop the yellow circle? Tesco commences its £7m (plus fees) Clubcard rebrand after losing battle with Lidl
Tesco has begun a £7m rebrand of its Clubcard Prices logo after losing a trademark battle against rival supermarket giant Lidl last month. Britain’s biggest supermarket, Tesco, was sued by German s
Gove intervenes on Barbican and old Museum of London development
On Wednesday, The City of London Corporation Planning Applications-Sub Committee planning officers approved plans by Sheppard Robson and Diller Scofidio + Renfro to demolish Bastion House.
PMQs sketch: Trusst back in politics?
Thanks to Liz Truss, a surfeit of salad-related attempts at humour emerged during PMQs this week. We take you through the highlights.
Tory MPs led by IDS: Biden’s liquefied natural gas curbs risk reliance on Russian energy
A group of nearly two dozen Conservative MPs led by former party leader Iain Duncan Smith has warned that Joe Biden's decision to curb US energy exports to the UK and Europe risks making his allies re
Flexible jobs market booming as UK workers won’t budge on return-to-office demand
According to exclusive data shared with City A.M. by Flexa, compared to this time last year, 62 per cent more flexible jobs are on offer in job adverts.
‘We have a vision’: American Golf hails improvement despite challenging year
American Golf has hailed its improved financial performance despite facing "global and national factors" which negatively impacted how much customers wanted to spend and their confidence.
UK smoking ban: everything you need to know
Despite some opposition, the UK smoking ban bill passed with significant support, including backing from Labour MPs.
Alstom in ‘intense discussions’ over new Elizabeth Line trains to save Derby plant
Train manufacturer Alstom is in “intense discussions” with the government over possible new train orders to save its struggling Derby plant.