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  • Banks keep £100 contactless limit despite new powers

    March 19, 2026

    Britain’s banks will not be lifting the £100 cap on contactless payments despite the regulator giving them the power to do so, citing low demand. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) lifted the cap on Thursday, leaving it up to banks to increase their own limits – although none of the UK’s biggest banks have decided [...]

  • Wimbledon tennis expansion wins major battle after huge ruling on £200m plans

    March 19, 2026

    The proposed £200m expansion of Wimbledon into an adjacent London golf course overcame a major hurdle today, with a judge ruling in favour of the All England Club. An appeal by campaign group Save Wimbledon Park resulted in a six-day hearing earlier this year, but Mr Justice Thompsell has landed on the side of the [...]

  • One in five founders expect to leave UK in next 12 months

    March 19, 2026

    A fifth of British entrepreneurs expect to leave the country in the next 12 months as confidence in the government sinks to a new low. Fresh data from the Entrepreneurs Network has revealed the growing fears of a ‘brain drain’ could be set to escalate with just over one in five founders pencilling in plans [...]

  • Ex-Battersea Power Station boss takes owners to court over dismissal

    March 19, 2026

    The former boss of Battersea Power Station has launched legal action against the owners of the iconic London landmark after being dismissed from his role in May. A £9bn project has transformed Battersea Power Station from a disused, decommissioned site to a 42-acre estate with 2,000 homes and 60 companies in under a decade. Don O’Sullivan, formerly [...]

  • Natwest and Lloyds shares sink as Iran tensions drag FTSE 100 into red

    March 19, 2026

    The FTSE 100 was treading slightly above the 10,000 mark on Thursday as fears grew that the index could slip underneath the milestone. London’s blue-chip index fell 2.7 per cent by the afternoon to lows of 10,002.30p. It came as shares in a number of the City’s banking giants led the FTSE 100’s downturn this [...]

  • Investec signals modest earnings growth

    March 19, 2026

    South African investment and wealth management group Investec has signalled modest earnings growth in its latest update, after diverse revenue streams and ongoing investment offset macroeconomic challenges. The group expects a three to six per cent increase in earnings per share from the prior year, ranging from 81.6p to 84p. Headline earnings per share are [...]

  • Why Winter Olympic growth opportunity sports like skating cannot stand still

    March 19, 2026

    Major competition is the lifeblood of all sport, where firmly laid foundations and high-class athleticism combine to deliver champions. Skating’s global stars have performed in front of massive audiences at the Olympics in Milan recently but for the sport as a whole, the Games are only the start of the story, meaning the opportunity for [...]

  • Lloyd’s profits surge as Tiernan charts course for ‘efficiency’ era

    March 19, 2026

    Lloyd’s of London has reported a pre-tax profit of £10.6bn, over a 10 per cent increase from the previous year, as its chief executive launches its new five-year strategy.  Its gross written premiums climb to £57.9bn, up over 4 per cent. This was driven by volume growth as new syndicates joined the market; however, for [...]

  • Sadiq Khan urges Labour to back return to EU

    March 19, 2026

    Sadiq Khan has called for Labour to campaign for the UK to rejoin the European Union, days after Rachel Reeves delivered one of the most Europhile speeches since Brexit.  The London Mayor said his party should move beyond discussions about access to the single market or joining the customs union by 2030, and instead move [...]

  • UK risks ‘jobless generation’ as retail hiring plummets

    March 19, 2026

    A leading industry body has warned the UK faces a “jobless generation” as the number of jobs in retail fell to a record low.  There were 2.8m retail jobs in 2025, according to the Office for National Statistics’ four-quarter average, which smooths out seasonal variations in hiring, which is 383,000 fewer than in 2015. The [...]

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