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  • UK social media ban blow to sports rights holders using TikTok and YouTube

    June 15, 2026

    The UK’s incoming social media ban for under-16s will be a blow to sports rights holders and wider marketing strategies, experts have warned. The government on Monday announced that there will be a ban on social media for those aged 16 and under from next year – covering the likes of X, TikTok, Twitch and [...]

  • VPN demand rockets as UK prepares for under-16 social media ban

    June 15, 2026

    Searches for VPNs jumped 165 per cent overnight after the government confirmed plans to ban under-16s from social media, fuelling demand for digital workarounds. The rush came within hours of Keir Starmer unveiling one of the world’s toughest online safety regimes, which will block social media platforms from offering services to under-16s and introduce wider [...]

  • Ditched by clients and Australian government: What is happening down under at KPMG?

    June 15, 2026

    KPMG’s Australian arm has been ditched by the country’s government for audit work until September, following the fallout of allegations that the firm mishandled client information, in the latest nightmare for the Big Four firm down under. The Big Four giant will be unable to bid for any Australian government contracts until September 2026, as [...]

  • Bank of England’s Bailey defends bond sale programme

    June 15, 2026

    Andrew Bailey has launched a robust defence of the Bank of England’s controversial bond sale programme, arguing it will provide the firepower for another round of quantitative easing in a market downturn. Writing in The Times, Bailey argued the central bank’s move to hoover up UK government bonds, known as gilts, in the wake of [...]

  • Jenrick vows to partly undo Reeves’ £25bn employer NICs rise – for Britons

    June 15, 2026

    Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick has said the party would undo Rachel Reeves’ £25bn tax rise on employers’ national insurance contributions – but only when employers hire British workers.  Jenrick said Reform was set to put “British workers first, migrant workers second” by reforming tax to treat Britons differently to workers taken from overseas.”  Reform’s Treasury [...]

  • ‘Poorly designed’ policies threatening London’s grip on global tourism

    June 15, 2026

    London’s competitiveness as a leading culture and tourism destination is being undermined by “poorly designed” policies, the West End’s leading business advocate has warned. Dee Corsi, chief executive of the New West End Company (NWEC), has said that London is “competing with one hand tied behind its back” compared to global rivals whose policymakers are [...]

  • People named Mark called upon to raise money at London charity golf day

    June 15, 2026

    Some of the UK’s estimated 600,000 people called Mark have been called upon to take part in a world record attempt at Royal Blackheath Golf Club to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK. The On Your Marks golf day will take 88 people called Mark and aim to raise £88,000 for charity just a stone’s [...]

  • SpaceX IPO could get wave of Brits back into equity markets, Peel Hunt boss says

    June 15, 2026

    The success of the trillion-dollar SpaceX IPO could help drive a wave of fresh interest into investing in the stock market, the boss of one of London’s biggest brokers has said. The float, which raised a whopping $75bn (£56bn), included millions of shares allocated to UK retail investors thought to be worth around £271m, with [...]

  • Interest rates set to be held as inflation to remain ‘elevated’ despite Iran peace deal

    June 15, 2026

    Interest rates are expected to be left unchanged as Bank of England policymakers wait to find out whether the Iran war peace deal holds up.  The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is set to keep interest rates at 3.75 per cent at a decision later this week. Its decision would suggest that the Bank is [...]

  • Nocturne London dazzles as riders take in Square Mile

    June 15, 2026

    The Square Mile was transformed into an Olympic-style time trial cycling circuit at the weekend as Nocturne returned to Canada. The festival of cycling saw two days of racing around the capital, with XTX Markets winning the City Criterium – a pro-am team event – and Ned’s Club coming home first in [...]

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