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  • Private equity could soon own a piece of major US law firm

    November 12, 2025

    US law firm McDermott Will & Schulte is reportedly exploring a complex restructuring to allow private equity firms to buy a stake in what could be a major move in the legal market. The proposed structure, as reported by the Financial Times, involves creating a managed service organisation (MSO), a separate entity in which outside [...]

  • Starmer under fire over No 10 briefings against Streeting

    November 12, 2025

    Keir Starmer attempted to distance himself from anonymous attacks made by senior Downing Street officials against health secretary Wes Streeting on Tuesday night, though he defended his “united team” working at Number 10. In an awkward Prime Minister’s Questions for Starmer, the Prime Minister said briefings against Cabinet ministers were “unacceptable”. He said he backed [...]

  • ICO urges transparency as AI transforms UK recruitment

    November 12, 2025

    AI is rapidly reshaping recruitment in the UK, yielding companies unprecedented efficiency gains; however, regulators are warning that these benefits must be balanced with fairness and transparency to maintain public trust. William Malcolm, executive director of regulatory risk and innovation at the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), explained at Tuesday’s AI regulation summit: “We want organisations [...]

  • FTSE 100 closes in on 10,000 after outperforming US indices 

    November 12, 2025

    The FTSE 100 is inching a step closer to the magic 10,000 mark after almost a year of outperforming counterparts across the Atlantic. London’s blue-chip index rallied on the open before giving up some gains to settle on a broadly flat level. It follows two consecutive record closes with the City shrugging off bubbling tensions [...]

  • The problem with AI ‘vibe coding’

    November 12, 2025

    AI has empowered anyone to code, but, as with many technical matters, not actually understanding the fundamentals comes with risks.

  • Motorpoint sold hundreds of cars using AI agent as profits jump

    November 12, 2025

    Motorpoint has revealed it sold hundreds of cars using its new AI agent as the car dealer reported a jump in profits. Chief executive Mark Carpenter said the use of the agent allowed the London-listed firm to be more persistent with its sales strategy when human sales agents might have given up. “We’ve sold about [...]

  • The Debate: Should the BBC licence fee be scrapped?

    November 12, 2025

    The BBC is facing an 'existential crisis' according to some. But is it time to scrap the licence fee altogether?

  • Rachel Reeves mulls second booze tax hike

    November 12, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering an increase in taxes on alcohol in line with a higher reading of inflation in a repeat of last year’s Budget, according to reports.  Reeves could hike duties by the retail prices index (RPI) inflation rate in a bid to raise more cash to fill an estimated £30bn fiscal hole [...]

  • Government to reconsider Waspi women compensation claim after new evidence

    November 12, 2025

    The decision not to award compensation to women affected by the rise in state pension age will be reviewed, the Work and Pensions Secretary has said, after new evidence came to light. Pat McFadden confirmed the decision will be reconsidered and the government will withdraw from the judicial review brought by the Women Against State [...]

  • Bond markets ignore Starmer briefings and Westminster gossip

    November 12, 2025

    Bond markets shrugged at Keir Starmer’s team’s attacks against Cabinet ministers and Westminster gossip suggesting a leadership contest was emerging after investors were dragged into briefing wars. On Tuesday night, a briefing war erupted in Westminster as Keir Starmer’s allies told journalists that there would be a rout in the bond markets if the Prime [...]

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