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  • EV sales surge as oil shock drives shift from petrol

    April 20, 2026

    Electric car sales are accelerating across Europe, as rising fuel prices and tensions linked to the Iran conflict push drivers away from petrol and diesel. Battery electric vehicle (BEV) registrations jumped 51 per cent year on year in March across 15 European markets, with over 224,000 new electric cars sold in one month, according to [...]

  • AI could be picking your coffee as startup takes £2m

    April 20, 2026

    An AI-powered coffee vending machine which tells its users when and what it might like to drink is set to spring up in forecourts, gyms and campuses across the country. Unity Coffee, which uses AI to offer tailored discounts based on the time and user behaviour, has completed a £2m fundraising and aims to “disrupt” [...]

  • ETFS are no longer a side experiment after record 2025 growth

    April 20, 2026

    Global ETFs are no longer functioning as solely investment products, after record growth last year cemented its position as a “backbone” of portfolios and the use of active strategies gained popularity. The global exchange traded funds (ETF) market jumped 32.8 per cent last year from $14.8 trillion to $19.8 trillion according to the latest findings [...]

  • Let’s be honest, not all small businesses are meant to survive

    April 20, 2026

    The fact that not every small business survives is far from a bad thing; in fact it's the sign of a healthy economy, writes Alexandra Rosen.

  • Scrap Saturday 3pm blackout for women’s football, MPs urge government

    April 20, 2026

    MPs have urged the UK government to intervene and remove the Saturday 3pm blackout for women’s football in order to inspire the next generation of Lionesses. The Culture, Media and Sport select committee says ministers should demand English football chiefs exempt the Women’s Super League from the ban on matches being broadcast live in the [...]

  • Constitution Hill flat racing switch helps horse racing attendances surge

    April 20, 2026

    Former Champion Hurdle winner Constitution Hill’s shift to the flat has been cited for an increase in horse racing attendances across the UK. Nearly 700,000 people attended a British racecourse in the first quarter of 2026, up nearly five per cent on last year and up on 2024. With hard numbers fueled by a huge [...]

  • ‘Disgraceful’: Khan and RMT in tube strike deadlock ahead of disruption

    April 20, 2026

    Sadiq Khan and Transport for London are at loggerheads with a major transport union, with tube strikes all but confirmed to take place between Tuesday and Friday this week.  Talks between representatives ahead of strikes beginning at 12pm on Tuesday 21 April are at an impasse, with union leaders blaming TfL bosses for failing to [...]

  • Chip makers and defence contractors power profit upgrade for London tech stock Renishaw

    April 20, 2026

    London-listed engineer Renishaw upped its profit guidance on Monday, sending its shares to the top of the FTSE 250, helped by demand from defence contractors and chipmakers. The Gloucestershire-based precision tech firm is known for its precision equipment used in the lithography process of making microprocessors. On Monday, it pointed to “a substantial expansion” of [...]

  • Revolut’s blockbuster IPO is two years out, says Nik Storonsky

    April 20, 2026

    The boss of Revolut has ruled out a public listing for the next two years in a move that extends the Treasury’s timeline to shore up one of Europe’s most-desired IPO prospects. Nik Storonsky, the straight-talking founder of Revolut, said a public debut was “two years away”. “We’re a bank, and for a bank, it’s [...]

  • Airfares, petrol pumps, rent: Inflation to jump due to Iran war

    April 20, 2026

    Inflation is expected to jump to 3.3 per cent as the first effects of the war in Iran will be recorded in a new set of data.  The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is expected to reveal that inflation inched up in the year to March due to soaring fuel prices and tremors across financial [...]

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