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  • EP: 172 Sandown, Aintree & Hong Kong

    December 2, 2022

    The Tingle Creek Chase is always a wonderful race to watch and this year Greaneteen returns to Sandown to defend his crown from 12 months ago for champion trainer Paul Nicholls. We hear from his handler in a Jockey Club press conference held earlier this week talking about the chances of a repeat victory. The [...]

  • Where is Gary Gensler in this FTX debacle, and how did SBF and Alameda end up controlling so much money?

    December 2, 2022

    How was it possible that Sam Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison ended up controlling such vast sums, and where is Gary Gensler in all this?

  • Drag Race’s Miz Cracker on her new London show Who’s Holiday

    December 2, 2022

    Forget the London Palladium: if you want a camp Christmas show with drag in it you’d better head to the Southwark Playhouse this season. One-woman show Who’s Holiday is an adults-only comedy kicking off on 16 December and starring RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni Miz Cracker. She placed fifth in the tenth season of Drag Race in [...]

  • Labour inflicts first defeat on Rishi Sunak holding Chester in by-election

    December 2, 2022

    Labour has inflicted the first defeat on Tory prime minister Rishi Sunak, winning the Chester by-election. Samantha Dixon took the seat with a majority of 10,974, a swing of 14 per cent on the Tory vote. Turnout was disappointingly low however at just 41 per cent. The by-election was triggered after former Labour MP Christian Matheson [...]

  • Utilita boss fears Big Six advantage as he slams Ofgem reforms

    December 2, 2022

    Ofgem risks stifling innovation and preventing energy firms from finding a pathway to profit, warned the boss of Utilita Energy.

  • Q&A: what is COP15 and why should investors care?

    December 1, 2022  |  City Talk

    The UN biodiversity summit COP15 is taking place in Montreal, Canada, next month. We explain why it matters. COP27, the UN climate summit, is well-known as the world’s biggest conference on climate change. But many people may be unaware of what COP15 is and why it’s important. In this quick Q&A, we look at why [...]

  • Introducing BCG X: combining talent and technology to build world class companies of the future

    December 1, 2022  |  Sponsored

    The UK Government recently published its Digital Strategy 2022, charting a path to strengthen the country’s position as a global tech leader, encouraging investment and innovation to ensure that the nation can compete at an international level. But how close is the UK to becoming a global tech leader, and what lessons can be learned [...]

  • World AIDS Day: stigma about HIV and AIDS is damaging lives and productivity in the City 

    December 1, 2022

    Harun Tulunay lost his job when he was first diagnosed with HIV because he wasn’t aware he was legally protected in the workplace, and stigma around his condition meant it wasn’t easy to speak with his HR department. He is one of many Londoners who has been treated unfairly despite people living with HIV being [...]

  • Warning on UK’s frosty China stance: Beijing could retaliate with supply chain disruption

    December 1, 2022

    There are fresh warnings today about China’s ability to intentionally disrupt international supply chains, with claims the UK could be particularly vulnerable. The Evenstar Institute, a London foreign policy think tank, said in a new report today that “Beijing has repeatedly targeted direct trade for strategic purposes in recent years” and that “the UK is [...]

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