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  • A day after report found Boris Johnson lied to Parliament he joins the Daily Mail as a columnist… but ‘did not inform watchdog’

    June 16, 2023

    Boris Johnson has confirmed he is joining the Daily Mail as a columnist but could already be in hot water with parliamentary authorities over the job. The former prime minister – who vowed to offer uncensored views – could again find himself under scrutiny as Whitehall’s anti-corruption watchdog said he had not applied for clearance. [...]

  • Inside Roger Federer’s retirement, from Wimbledon return to travelling the world

    June 16, 2023

    Roger Federer has confirmed he will be returning to Wimbledon this year as part of a wide-ranging chat about what life’s been like since his retirement last year. Federer was in  Bostall Gardens, Greenwich, to open a colourfully-designed new tennis court created by artists Low Bros as a part of Federer’s Neon Legacy project with [...]

  • Zopa: C-suite hiring spree continues with ex Sainsbury’s, Moonpig and KPMG execs

    June 16, 2023

    Digital bank Zopa has drafted in top figures from Sainsbury’s, Moonpig and KPMG as part of a major leadership shakeup before an expected flotation. The lender announced today Peter Donlon and Kate Erb have been brought in as chief technology officer (CTO) and chief operating officer (COO) It said the moves were made as it [...]

  • Further evidence that Bitcoin is a commodity, and falls outside the securities issue

    June 16, 2023

    Jason Deane assesses the crypto week and uncovers further proof that Bitcoin should be treated entirely as a commodity - not a security.

  • EP: 206 York, Sandown & Hong Kong

    June 16, 2023

    With Royal Ascot just around the corner, it’s a fairly low-key day of racing in the UK on Saturday.  Sandown’s card features the five furlong Listed Scurry Stakes with York the venue for the Grand Cup, run over the famous Ebor distance of a mile and three quarters. Morning Wire Racing editor Bill Esdaile previews [...]

  • Cost of pasta bake, fish finger supper and spag bol up 27 per cent, Which finds

    June 16, 2023

    The cost of popular family meals such as pasta bake, fish fingers, chips and beans, plus home-made spaghetti bolognese has increased by up to 27 per cent  over the last year, figures show. Which found the prices of pasta sauce, penne pasta and cheddar cheese to make a quick pasta bake for four people have [...]

  • Battery firm AMTE Power’s shares crash following urgent calls for fundraising

    June 15, 2023

    Lithium-ion and battery producer AMTE Power’s shares crashed more than 70 per cent today, following an announcement that the company needed to raise new funds within the next few weeks. AMTE Power – who are currently set to build a £200m gigafactory in Dundee – said in the announcement that it needed to raise more [...]

  • Roger Federer responds to Novak Djokovic breaking record for most Grand Slams won

    June 15, 2023

    Roger Federer has said he “couldn’t have been more happy” for Novak Djokovic following the Serbian’s 23rd Grand Slam win at the French Open this week, a win that means Djokovic now holds the record for most Grand Slams wins ever. Rafael Nadal previously held the title, with twenty-two Grand Slam triumphs. Speaking at the [...]

  • Could private equity be low-cost air travel’s unlikely saviour?

    June 15, 2023

    Air fares for passengers in Europe have spiked 23 per cent over the last year, propelled by lack of competitiveness in the sector and issues regarding the supply of new aircraft from major manufacturers Boeing and Airbus. In what were well-publicised comments at the time, budget airline Ryanair’s CEO Michael O’Leary proclaimed in August that [...]

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