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  • London listings triple in second quarter after Brexit extension

    July 9, 2019

    The number of companies selling shares on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) for the first time bounced back in the second quarter of the year after the extension of the Brexit deadline. Read more: Trainline on track as it posts big sales boost in first results since IPO There were 15 initial public offerings (IPOs) [...]

  • London Victoria derailment causes commuter chaos

    July 9, 2019

    An engineering train derailed overnight, causing rush hour havoc at London Victoria station as train services were delayed or cancelled. Read more: Revealed: These are London’s most stressful Tube stations Holidaymakers were unable to travel to Gatwick on Victoria’s Gatwick Express service while train operator Southern warned commuters of severe delays and a reduced service. [...]

  • Police release daredevil climber who scaled London’s 95-storey Shard skyscraper

    July 8, 2019

    A man who was filmed climbing the outside of The Shard early this morning was let go by police later today, after reaching the building’s 95th floor. Police said the daredevil had been taken inside Britain’s tallest building with officers, after they were called at 5.15am to reports of a person scaling the tower. The [...]

  • Deutsche Bank wields the axe in London as traders sent home

    July 8, 2019

    Traders were sent packing from Deutsche Bank’s London office today as the German lender shuttered its entire share-dealing department. Read more: City jobs at risk as Deutsche Bank prepares to slash 18,000 roles globally Numerous bankers were given until 11am to vacate their offices, while bosses held conference calls to inform different teams about their [...]

  • Tube chaos: Commuters complain of overcrowding after Northern Line suspended

    July 8, 2019

    Londoners have faced a chaotic commute this morning after the Northern Line was suspended. A signal failure meant there was no southbound service between Moorgate and Kennington, and no northbound service between Kennington and Charing Cross. Read more: Tube drivers get ear defenders for ‘screeching’ Underground lines Transport for London recommended commuters avoid the line [...]

  • It’s time for aspiration and ability – not birth and background – to dictate progress

    July 8, 2019

    In the UK, our sense of fair play is a source of national pride. We like to think that if you study hard at school and work hard in employment, opportunities are there for the taking. We are, however, increasingly finding evidence to the contrary.  Throughout the country, we see those at the top being [...]

  • City jobs at risk as Deutsche Bank slashes 18,000 roles globally

    July 7, 2019

    Thousands of jobs are at risk in Canada after Deutsche Bank announced it will slash 18,000 roles globally in an attempt to stem its 10-year decline. Read more: Deutsche Bank investment chief quits ahead of shakeup Germany’s biggest lender will shut down its global share-trading business and significantly cut back its investment [...]

  • Former Metropolitan Police chiefs blame Theresa May for ’emasculating’ forces and leaving Britain in fear

    July 6, 2019

    Five former heads of Scotland Yard have penned a letter to Theresa May blaming her for the “emasculation of British policing”. The former police commissioners said May was responsible for leaving the public in fear, that resources had been “drained to dangerously low levels” and victims had “perilously low expectations”. Read more: Police evacuate Lloyd’s [...]

  • Person dies after being hit by Victoria Line train

    July 5, 2019

    The Victoria Line is part suspended with severe delays this morning, causing severe disruption during rush hour after a person died after being hit by a train. Transport for London (TfL) warned commuters there was no service between Walthamstow Central and Seven Sisters while emergency services attended the incident. Severe delays hit the rest of [...]

  • London’s decadent Tramp club sets out to woo Mayfair’s bankers

    July 5, 2019

    Private members club Tramp has put out the call from Piccadilly to the Mall for well-heeled neighbours to celebrate its 50th anniversary in style – with an annual membership slashed to just £50. The nightclub, a hotspot for A-listers since its early years in the 1970s, usually costs members £1,000 per year. But in celebration [...]

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