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  • Payments watchdog won’t be abolished ‘any earlier than 2027’

    February 4, 2026

    The boss of the payments watchdog has said he doesn’t expect the regulator to be officially abolished any earlier than the first quarter of 2027 as criticism grows over the slow progress of reforms in the sector. David Geale, managing director at the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR), said he had “not seen the outcome” of [...]

  • ITV in-game Six Nations ads will keep sport free-to-air, experts say

    February 4, 2026

    ITV’s introduction of advertising during matches at the Six Nations is a sign of things to come but will keep more sport on free-to-air television, say experts. Starting tomorrow, the broadcaster will show split-screen adverts during pauses in play at this year’s competition, such as when scrums are being reset.  It has led to concerns [...]

  • Barclays and Natwest set for bidding war in race to beef up wealth arms

    February 4, 2026

    Barclays and Natwest are set for a bidding war as the banks prepare to make their play to snap up Evelyn Partners amid the race to beef up wealth management arms. The blue-chip lenders are both gearing up to table offers of over £2bn for the London-based wealth manager. A successful takeover would help enhance [...]

  • Service sector sees longest run of job losses in 16 years

    February 4, 2026

    A new survey suggests that the UK service sector has endured its longest sustained period of job losses in 16 years, despite rising business activity at the start of the year.  Employment in the service sector has decreased in each month since October 2024, according to S&P’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI), with the pace of [...]

  • Broncos owner Lockyer: Being on BBC means we’re a club of topic

    February 4, 2026

    The rebirth of London Broncos will take its next step this weekend when their match against Super League club Bradford Bulls is shown on the BBC. The Challenge Cup is seen as a target for the only major rugby league club south of Warrington, who last year were purchased by NRL rugby league legend Darren [...]

  • Starmer admits he knew of Mandelson’s enduring links with Epstein – but appointed him ambassador anyway

    February 4, 2026

    Sir Keir Starmer has admitted that he knew Peter Mandelson continued a relationship with Jefrrey Epstein after his first conviction before appointing the Labour grandee as UK ambassador to the US.  During Prime Minister’s Questions, Starmer said he was aware that Mandelson maintained relations with Epstein after he pleaded guilty for soliciting prostitution of minors [...]

  • Shell chief reportedly set for £4.5m pay boost

    February 4, 2026

    The boss of Shell will reportedly receive a multimillion-pound remuneration incentive, with the firm poised to reveal a new boardroom pay policy.  According to reports, the firm’s chief executive Wael Sawan would pocket at least £4.5m more each year.  Sky News‘ Mark Kleinman has reported that investor sources have revealed a long-term incentive stock reward [...]

  • AMD’s AI push gathers pace behind Nvidia

    February 4, 2026

    Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) delivered another quarter of rapid growth, beating Wall Street forecasts on both revenue and earnings. Yet its shares tumbled as investors weighed what the numbers mean in a market still dominated by chip giant Nvidia. The chipmaker reported fourth quarter revenue of $10.27bn (£7.49bn), up 34 per cent year on year, [...]

  • Mandelson branded a ‘naive sucker’ as he tried to build career post-government

    February 4, 2026

    Peter Mandelson was branded “naive” and a “sucker” in new revelations from the Epstein files that shine a light on Mandelson’s efforts to build a career post-government. The Labour veteran told convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein that he had sought the advice of financier Nathaniel Rothschild as he weighed up a role at advisory and investment banking [...]

  • ‘Investors are nervous’ – will Google and OpenAI follow Anthropic with legal tools?

    February 4, 2026

    Anthropic’s release of a legal plugin was “inevitable,” says the CEO of legal AI firm Wexler, who adds that investors’ surprising reaction may be due to nerves and a desire to find a reason to sell. Tech giant Anthropic unveiled a new tool aimed directly at in-house lawyers on Tuesday, but the move rattled investors, [...]

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