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  • Bitcoin price through the roof as celebrities jump on the crypto bandwagon

    February 17, 2021

    Bitcoin hit a new record high of $51,300 on Wednesday, up 4.7 per cent in a day. The rise tops off a week of enthusiasm for the cryptocurrency, which saw its price surge above $50k for the first time on Tuesday. Bitcoin has risen 900 per cent since March of last year and many famous [...]

  • Surge testing for Covid mutations extended to London commuter areas

    February 16, 2021

    A coronavirus testing blitz will be carried out in Surrey, Southampton and Norfolk following confirmed cases of the South Africa Covid variant in the commuter regions. Surge testing and genomic sequencing will be carried out in the GU22 postcode in Woking, SO15 in central Southampton and IP22 in Diss to tackle the “variant of concern”. [...]

  • Treasury Committee chair: ‘One-off wealth tax’ could patch the Covid gap in public finances

    February 15, 2021

    The MP who leads the Treasury Committee suggested this morning that Chancellor Rishi Sunak should introduce a one-off wealth tax to help revive the country’s public finances. As the pandemic is tearing its way through public finances, the chair of the UK Treasury Committee, Mel Stride, said a one-off wealth tax may be an effective [...]

  • Neil Woodford’s shock comeback raises eyebrows in the City

    February 15, 2021

    News that the disgraced fund manager Neil Woodford is looking to make a comeback in investment management has taken many in the Square Mile by surprise. The former star manager gave an emotional interview to the Sunday Telegraph yesterday in which he apologised for the collapse of his investment company and said he is working [...]

  • Neil Woodford apologises for mistakes as former star stockpicker prepares to launch comeback

    February 14, 2021

    Neil Woodford, the scandal-hit investment manager, has apologised for his role in the failure of his flagship fund, as he prepared to launch his comeback. Woodford, whose business collapsed in October 2019, said he was “very sorry” for what he did wrong, but hit out at the actions of administrator Link Fund Solutions. The former [...]

  • Trump impeachment: Trial extended after Senate votes to call witnesses

    February 13, 2021

    The impeachment trial of former US President Donald Trump has been extended after the Senate voted to allow witnesses. The decision came after it emerged that Trump told a top Republican during the assault on the Capitol that the rioters were “more upset” about his election defeat than politicians. The vote, which passed 55-45 in [...]

  • Super Mario’s back: Former ECB boss Draghi sworn in as Italian prime minister

    February 13, 2021

    Mario Draghi, former head of the European Central Bank (ECB), has been sworn in as the new prime minister of Italy. Draghi has taken the reins as the head of a unity government formed after the coalition government led by Giuseppe Conte collapsed last month. Following weeks of talks, all but one of Italy’s main [...]

  • Priti Patel criticizes ‘dreadful’ Black Lives Matter protests

    February 12, 2021

    UK home secretary Priti Patel said she did not support the Black Lives Matter demonstrations, calling the protests “dreadful” in an interview with LBC this morning. When asked whether she would “take the knee”, Patel said: “No, I would not, I would not have at the time either. There are other ways in which people [...]

  • Tory MPs urge Prime Minister not to ‘backslide’ as he hesitates over lockdown exit date

    February 11, 2021

    Senior Tory MPs have urged Boris Johnson not to “backslide” on commitments to provide an exit strategy from lockdown measures on 22 February, after the Prime Minister hesitated on a firm date for reopening schools. The PM has repeatedly stated he will provide a “roadmap” on 22 February outlining the government’s plans for exiting England’s [...]

  • Hotel quarantine: What do the new rules mean for arrivals travelling to London?

    February 11, 2021

    Hotel quarantine: What do the new rules mean for arrivals travelling to the UK border?

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