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  • What will Boris Johnson’s ‘roadmap’ for exiting lockdown look like?

    February 22, 2021

    Boris Johnson has vowed to set out a “roadmap” for lifting lockdown measures this afternoon, as the UK continues to make rapid progress with its vaccine rollout. While the shape of the timeline has yet to be revealed, the Prime Minister has said he will provide dates for lifting specific measures “if we possibly can”. [...]

  • Biden approves major disaster declaration for Texas following crippling storm crisis

    February 20, 2021

    President Joe Biden has approved a disaster declaration for Texas, clearing the way for more federal funds after a devastating storm raged across the southern United States. The action makes federal funding available to individuals across the state, including assistance for temporary housing and home repairs and low-cost loans. Millions of residents in the Lone Star [...]

  • Key Johnson aide and Dominic Cummings ally quits No 10

    February 20, 2021

    Oliver Lewis, the head of Boris Johnson’s ‘Union Unit’, has quit just two weeks into the job. Lewis resigned followed claims he had been accused by the Prime Minister and his fiancée of briefing against Michael Gove, the Times reported. The aide was only given his new role two weeks ago. The so-called ‘Union Unit’ [...]

  • Frost replaces Gove with “more assertive stance” on EU

    February 19, 2021

    PM Boris Johnson replaced Michael Gove as EU relations minister with Lord David Frost, chief negotiator of last year’s Brexit deal, on Wednesday. Downing Street said Frost would have a seat in cabinet and take over all responsibility for dealings with Brussels. The newly-appointed EU relations ministers wants to take a more “hardline” stance on [...]

  • MPs urge FCA to set date for Woodford investigation end

    February 18, 2021

    The Treasury Committee has urged the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to set out when it expects to conclude its lengthy investigation into the collapse of Neil Woodford’s fund. The City regulator has been investigating the situation regarding the gating and subsequent collapse of the Woodford Equity Income Fund since 2019, a process that has so [...]

  • Prince Philip in ‘good spirits’ after second night in hospital

    February 18, 2021

    The Duke of Edinburgh has spent a second night in hospital in central London after he was admitted on Tuesday evening. Prince Philip, 99, was admitted to King Edward VII Hospital on Tuesday evening as a precautionary measure, due to feeling unwell. His stay is not related to coronavirus, and a palace source said the [...]

  • The biotech bosses welcoming Neil Woodford back, even if FCA and savers stay wary

    February 18, 2021

    Neil Woodford is far from universally popular, and those fans he has are for the minute rare to put their head above the parapet. But Angharad Carrick found some, leading a number of Britain’s fastest-growing biotech firms. The return of Neil Woodford has, understandably, annoyed plenty. Chief amongst them are the savers he left out [...]

  • US braces for higher inflation amid pandemic recovery, warns Fed

    February 17, 2021

    The US is trialling ways of bracing the American public for higher inflation rates as a fresh presidency attempts to heal an economy crippled by the ongoing pandemic, according to the Federal Reserve. Minutes released today from a lengthy policy meeting held by the US central bank last month revealed that Fed officials were prepared [...]

  • City grandee Crispin Odey ‘lunged’ at woman, court hears

    February 17, 2021

    Hedge fund multimillionaire Crispin Odey “lunged” at a young woman and groped her breast during an alleged assault more than 20 years ago, a court heard today. Odey, 62, has denied a single charge of indecent assault at Hendon magistrates’ court in North London. Prosecutor Kerry Broome told the court that Odey accepted he propositioned [...]

  • Neil Woodford’s comeback: Four City fund managers who also said ‘sorry’

    February 17, 2021

    News that the disgraced fund manager Neil Woodford is plotting a comeback may have raised eyebrows in the City, but he is not the first stockpicker who said sorry for his vehicle’s performance, and who did manage to stay in the game. Woodford gave an emotional interview over the weekend in which he apologised for the collapse [...]

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