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  • UK inbound tourism industry warns it’s being “neglected” by govt in latest travel announcement

    July 8, 2021

    Businesses have warned the UK’s inbound tourism industry is “on the brink” after the government announced more changes to travel rules this morning. Transport secretary Grant Shapps updated the UK’s travel rules so that fully vaccinated Brits will not need to quarantine on return from amber list countries from 19 July, when the majority of [...]

  • City minister says UK govt won’t impose compulsory flexible working model on finance

    July 8, 2021

    The government won’t impose an obligatory flexible working model on financial services, as regulators ramp up pressure on firms to improve diversity and inclusion. City minister John Glen said financial services firms should use the experience of remote working during the pandemic to decide how flexible working could help foster a more diverse workforce, but [...]

  • Covid infection can lead to erectile dysfunction, scientists warn

    July 8, 2021

    The inflammation of blood vessels that typically takes place during a Coronavirus infection may limit the blood flow to the penis, leading to erectile disfunction, scientists have said. According to Dr Ryan Berglund, a urologist at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, warned she has seen a jump in patients with erectile problems only after they [...]

  • 16 years on from 7/7 bombings: Survivor warns ‘world is a dangerous place’

    July 7, 2021

    Sajida Mughal OBE was one of the survivors of the 7/7 bombings and 16 years later she remembers the attack that almost claimed her life. She said “the world is no safer than it was 16 years ago, its still a dangerous place.” “For example, there has been the rise in far-right extremism and I’ve [...]

  • London vaccine race: NHS crackdown on clinics allowing second dose queue-jumping

    July 7, 2021

    London vaccine race: NHS crackdown on clinics allowing second dose queue-jumping

  • London travel watchdog’s urge that bus demand review be postponed until fall

    July 7, 2021

    Shedding bus routes and cutting frequencies, as part of an agreed bus demand review, has been slammed in a letter to the government by London travel watchdogs. As part of Transport for London’s (TfL) £1bn bailout, a review of bus demand in the capital was agreed upon. However, London TravelWatch, London First, the Campaign for [...]

  • LSE’s biggest tech IPO ever: Blindfolded Wise begins £8bn public era

    July 7, 2021

    The positive start to trading for fintech giant Wise, going public this morning, means the payments firm has become London’s largest ever tech listing. The firm saw its valuation swell to £8bn, marking a major boost for the capital’s tech scene. It’s a big step up from the £5bn price tag attached to the company [...]

  • Wise valued at £8bn in London’s biggest ever tech float

    July 7, 2021

    Wise, one of Britain’s biggest fintech firms, has seen its valuation hit £8bn after listing on the London Exchange this morning, marking a major boost for the capital’s tech scene. Shares in the payments group, formerly known as Transferwise, began trading at £8 each in its eagerly-awaited stock market float. It follows an auction process [...]

  • Evening Standard falls to £17m loss as lockdown hits commuting

    July 7, 2021

    The Evening Standard plunged to a £17.2m loss last year as repeated lockdowns and work-from-home orders hit the freesheet’s commuting readership. Revenue for the year dropped by almost a third to £44m in the year to the end of September as lower reader numbers were compounded by a slump in advertising spend. The pre-tax loss [...]

  • Nightlife bounce back: Boom Battle Bar bags prime Oxford Street retail space

    July 7, 2021

    London’s Great Portland Estates has pre-let a prime Oxford Street retail space to competitive socialisation operator Boom Battle Bar, in a post-pandemic investment for both retail and hospitality. The 15,200 sq ft space at 70 Oxford Street, part of the redevelopment of the area, is a prime capital spot for a bar looking to capitalise [...]

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