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  • Leyton Orient hire firm behind world’s biggest stadium for new home

    December 16, 2025

    Leyton Orient have appointed Populous, the architects behind Wembley and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, to design their new home in East London. The third-tier club announced plans earlier this year to relocate from Brisbane Road to a new ground, which will be the centre of a multi-use development also featuring shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. [...]

  • Housing market set for ‘return to normality’ after year of uncertainty

    December 16, 2025

    UK house prices have dropped around £2,000 in the last year despite improved access to mortgages and lower interest rates. The average price of a home in the four weeks to 6 December was £358,138, which is 0.6 per cent ( £2,059) lower than the same period a year ago, according to Rightmove. Last year, meanwhile, house [...]

  • Monzo boss was ‘pushed out’ over IPO dispute

    December 16, 2025

    The boss of digital bank Monzo is said to have been pushed out from the top role following a dispute with the company’s board over a potential stock market listing. TS Anil, Monzo’s chief executive of the last five years, is said to have been at odds with the fintech’s board ahead of his surprise [...]

  • BBC charter review opens with trust broken and money running out

    December 16, 2025

    The government has fired the starting gun on a charter review that will determine how the BBC is governed, funded, and held to account. Culture secretary Lisa Nandy on Tuesday launched the formal review of the BBC’s Royal Charter, setting out a broad consultation on trust and long-term funding as audience behaviour continues to shift [...]

  • UK investors spooked by tax hikes on dividends and savings

    December 16, 2025

    Rachel Reeves’ Budget decisions have raised alarm bells among DIY investors after they were hit with tax hikes and cuts to incentives, despite the Chancellor’s aim to push more funds into public markets. Over 70 per cent of investors said they were concerned about the increased basic and higher rates of taxes on dividends, property [...]

  • Jobs losses continue in service sector despite ‘rebound’ in UK growth

    December 16, 2025

    Jobs across the services sector declined in December despite some signals of a “rebound” across the UK economy in new survey data.  Analysts at S&P Global said staffing numbers across UK firms continued to drop as the year drew to a close due to “intense cost pressures”. The services sector suffered the most significant drop [...]

  • Padel match booking firm raises £4.5m in major fund raise

    December 16, 2025

    Major padel match booking app Playtomic has raised €5.1m from an investment raise which will see thousands of players become shareholders. The big-money fund raise closed this month with more than 4,600 investors buying into the social padel service to the tune of £4.5m. The fund was organised through private equity market investment platform Crowdcube, [...]

  • Public sector jobs and pay increase while private sector struggles

    December 16, 2025

    Public sector employment jumped in September while the number of workers in the private sector fell, official statistics have shown.  Employment in the public sector increased by 7,000 in the three months to September 2025 as total employment reached 6.2m.  The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said employment in central government hit a record high [...]

  • US puts UK tech deal on ice after Budget digital tax move

    December 16, 2025

    Washington has paused the flagship US-UK tech pact just weeks after Rachel Reeves doubled down on Britain’s digital services tax in her Autumn Budget, sharpening fears that the levy has become a pressure point in wider trade talks with Trump’s administration. The so-called Tech Prosperity Deal, unveiled during Trump’s state visit back in September and [...]

  • Monzo snaps up UK mortgage broker in first major acquisition

    December 16, 2025

    UK fintech Monzo has made its first major acquisition with a deal to snap up a digital mortgage broker in a bid bulk up its “all-in-one” superapp. The digital bank announced on Friday it had snapped up Habito, a fintech firm which uses tech to accelerate the home-buying process with free online advice. The deal [...]

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