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  • Horror fans ‘can’t sleep’ as horrific new Bird Box trailer is released

    June 8, 2023

    Warning: this article contains descriptions of some Bird Box scenes some viewers may find upsetting 2018 horror film Bird Box became the most-watched ever Netflix film just 28 days after it was released. It has gained a cult following for its gruesome scenes, which involve a man being hacked in the neck with a machete, [...]

  • Amanda Holden responds to Holly Willoughby feud rumours with long post

    June 8, 2023

    After taking what appeared to be a number of swipes at Holly Willoughby over the past few days, Amanda Holden has posted a long Instagram message responding to the idea the two women are feuding. After Holly Willoughby made a statement on This Morning about Phillip Schofield’s inappropriate workplace affair, Amanda Holden dressed in a [...]

  • Crypto bulls run out of steam as market volatility continues

    June 8, 2023

    The price of Bitcoin continues to trade in the range between $26k and $27k, while Ether follows a similar trading pattern.

  • Sharon White: John Lewis will be profitable in three years

    June 8, 2023

    John Lewis boss Sharon White has reportedly not ruled out tapping up outside investment to bring the struggling upmarket  retailer back to profitably by 2026, however vowed that the would remain business employee owned.  White told members of the Employee Owned Association – which represents UK organisations which are employee owned- that the plan to [...]

  • Capita to offload software businesses in efforts to strengthen its balance sheet

    June 8, 2023

    Outsourcing firm Capita has agreed to sell its five software businesses for an enterprise value of £33m, as the group looks to strengthen its balance sheet and focus on its two core public service and experience divisions.  The London listed firm said it hopes to  receive cash proceeds of £44m on completion of the sale [...]

  • UK will have to spend £9bn more in foreign gas if it fails to ramp up heat pumps

    June 8, 2023

    A lack of government ambition in ramping up the installation of heat pumps, will force the UK to spend a further £9bn on extra gas imports.

  • Patriots review, Noel Coward Theatre: An uncomfortably prescient examination of Putin

    June 8, 2023

    Patriots review and star rating: ★★★ There’s an uncomfortable contemporaneity about Peter Morgan’s Patriots, whichfirst opened at the Almeida last July. It takes Putin as its subject and in the nearly twelve months since its premiere, the dictator has been responsible for the deaths of around 9,000 unarmed Ukrainian civilians; many thousands remain in asylum [...]

  • Vodafone and Three days away from announcing a UK merger 

    June 7, 2023

    Vodafone and the owner of Three network, CK Hutchison, will announce a long-anticipated merger that will see them become the UK’s biggest mobile operator, according to reports. Talks are now in the final stage and an announcement is expected “as soon as Friday or early next week”, according to reports from Reuters. The new company [...]

  • Energy industry backs Ofgem’s net zero role in bid to ramp up renewables

    June 7, 2023

    The energy sector has broadly welcomed the government's move to expand Ofgem's remit and legally require the watchdog help drive the UK towards net zero carbon emissions over the next three decades.

  • Sales surge for Zara owner Inditex as shoppers update summer wardrobe

    June 7, 2023

    Zara owner Inditex reported a 16 per cent uptick in sales in its spring and summer collection, as the fashion giant’s new trends continue to lure in shoppers despite the cost of living crisis.  Inditex, which is the world’s biggest fashion retailer, racked in €1.2bn (£1.03bn) in net profit in the first quarter of the [...]

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