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  • Heathrow warns UK falling behind Europe as losses hit £2.9bn

    July 26, 2021

    Heathrow Airport this morning warned that it was falling behind European rivals because of the continuing restrictions on international travel. The UK’s largest airport said it had racked up losses of £2.9bn over the past six months, as vaccination travel rules and pricey tests continue to hamper the airline industry’s recovery. Passenger numbers remain a [...]

  • Two London hospitals announce major incident after severe flooding in the capital and south east

    July 26, 2021

    The Environment Agency has six flood warnings in place across the country’s south east as the major incidents continue to affect two of the capital’s hospitals. Whipps Cross Hospital has announced it has been forced to evacuate around 100 inpatients owing to flooding. An entire block is currently without power with no timeline as yet [...]

  • Visitors migrate back to London’s West End as venues throw open their doors

    July 26, 2021

    Visitors are beginning to migrate back to London’s tourism spots like the West End, as last week’s ‘Freedom Day’ meant theatres and clubs could throw open their doors for the first time in over a year. Last week’s heatwave meant locals and visitors alike could make the most out of London’s reopening – before the [...]

  • Lloyd’s insurance appoints Lord Sedwill to council as deputy chair

    July 26, 2021

    Lloyd’s has today announced that Mark Sedwill will join Lloyd’s council and succeed as the new senior independent director and deputy chair of the insurance marketplace. Bruce Carnegie-Brown, chairman of Lloyd’s, said of the appointment: “As one of the most respected figures in modern British diplomacy, and a former head of the UK civil service, [...]

  • Prince Harry’s start-up BetterUp heads for London and Munich

    July 26, 2021

    BetterUp, a virtual coaching platform that promises to democratise professional coaching across an entire business enterprise, is heading for Europe as it announced an expansion into London and Munich. The firm, which was co-founded by Alexi Robichaux in 2013 and where Prince Harry is the Chief Impact Officer, has gone from strength-to-strength this year. The [...]

  • Spider-Man loses it: Five people arrested after violent incident at Asda in Clapham

    July 24, 2021

    Five people have been arrested after a violent incident in a London supermarket. Police were called to Asda on Lavender Hill near Clapham Junction at 10.40pm on Thursday evening to reports of a group of people involved in a disturbance. Video footage posted on social media shows a woman staff member being kicked in the [...]

  • Exclusive: London Mayor Sadiq Khan welcomes Hongkongers with open arms

    July 24, 2021

    London’s City Hall announced this week it plans to free up £900k to help tens of thousands of Hong Kong migrants to settle in the capital this year. The financial package is part of a wider strategy to help those fleeing the political turmoil in Hong Kong set up home in London. In an exclusive [...]

  • City back open for business following lifting of lockdown restrictions

    July 23, 2021  |  City Talk

    Canada Corporation’s Deputy Chairman of the Policy and Resources Committee, Chris Hayward, today addressed the Court of Common Council, the City Corporation’s main decision-making body, to outline a range of steps being taken to support recovery across the Square Mile. In the first in-person meeting at Guildhall since virtual sessions were introduced [...]

  • UK’s first fossil-fuel-free development to be built on London’s South Bank

    July 23, 2021

    The UK’s first fossil-fuel-free major property development is set to be built in London and will be worth some £2.5bn. The new South Bank neighbourhood, by property developer Native Land, will see the 1.4m sq ft space known as Bankside Yards be built with zero emissions in operation. It includes more than 350,000 sq ft [...]

  • Exclusive: London Mayor urges China to respect ‘one country, two systems’ principle in Hong Kong

    July 23, 2021

    London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called on the British government to continue applying pressure on the Chinese government to respect the Sino-British Joint Declaration. In an exclusive interview with City PM, Khan commented that new laws in Hong Kong have severely limited the rights and political freedom of Hongkongers, which is one of the reasons [...]

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