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  • Police appeal over missing man last seen climbing on Thames pier

    December 9, 2022

    Canada Police have appealed for information after a man went missing, after being seen climbing on a pier by the Thames. The force released concerning images of the individual by Crown Pier on Victoria Embankment in mid-November, saying he hadn’t been seen since. He is seen walking along the bridge next to [...]

  • Post-Brexit reforms: Hunt aims to ‘turbocharge’ economy with biggest banking shake-up in 30 years

    December 9, 2022

    Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has unveiled plans to “turbocharge growth” with the biggest shake-up in banking reforms for three decades. His so-called Edinburgh reforms announced this morning seek to “seize the benefits of Brexit” by cutting EU red tape for the financial sector. The new measures build on the government’s Mansion House 2021 package, with a [...]

  • Government to spend tens of millions more to crack down hard on tax fraud  

    December 9, 2022

    The Autumn Statement revealed that the government will spend an additional £79m to fight tax fraud in the next five years, as HMRC is promised greater resources to tackle the tax gap. This marks a 27 per cent increase on the £292m investment announced at last year’s Budget. Through the extra £79m, HMRC expects to raise an [...]

  • Hunt to unveil post-Brexit Big Bang 2.0 for UK financial services industry

    December 8, 2022

    Jeremy Hunt will finally unveil the government’s plans to shred EU financial services laws today as he proposes a package to boost the City’s global competitiveness post-Brexit. Hunt will deliver the landmark announcement in Edinburgh this morning, with the chancellor set to drop Solvency II capital requirements on insurance firms and ease current bank ring-fencing [...]

  • Big Bang 2.0? Smart post-Brexit reforms can put power in the country’s engine

    December 8, 2022

    It may be a transparent nod to the geographical spread of the UK’s financial services industry, but the fact the Chancellor is delivering his thesis on the country’s post-Brexit regulatory regime north of the border is worth noting. The phrase Big Bang 2.0 has been ditched – it’s now the Edinburgh Reforms – but the [...]

  • Whitty report says toxic air pollution down 44 per cent in central London thanks to ULEZ

    December 8, 2022

    London has emerged as a “world leader” in tackling toxic air pollution according to a new report by chief medical officer Sir Chris Whitty. His latest findings reveal the dangers of pollution in the capital, but show Nitrogen Dioxide (No2) concentrations by roads are down a fifth in inner London and 44 per cent in [...]

  • ‘I won’t soak the City’: Starmer promises not to hike bank taxes if elected

    December 8, 2022

    Sir Keir Starmer has promised not to carry out a tax raid on the banks if he is made Prime Minister as he continues his electoral pitch to the City. The Labour leader said he would not slap a windfall tax on City financial services firms or hike the banking surcharge during Labour’s business conference [...]

  • Labour MP Conor McGinn suspended after internal complaint

    December 8, 2022

    Labour has suspended MP Conor McGinn from the party pending investigation. It is understood the St Helens North MP was suspended after a complaint was lodged through the party’s independent process. According to the Guardian, McGinn said the claims were “entirely unfounded”. It has been confirmed he’s been administratively suspended as a member of the [...]

  • Tories suspend whip from MP Julian Knight ‘following complaint to Met Police’

    December 7, 2022

    The Conservatives have suspended the whip of MP Julian Knight following a complaint to the Met Police. A spokesperson for the Government Chief Whip said: “Following a complaint made to the Metropolitan Police this evening, we have removed the Whip from Julian Knight MP with immediate effect.” He is the the MP for Solihull and chair [...]

  • Rachel Reeves: Macron is ‘eating UK’s lunch’ when it comes to global investment

    December 7, 2022

    French President Emmanuel Macron is “eating the UK’s lunch” when it comes to attracting global investment, shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has said. Reeves today told Morning Wire that France was stealing investment away from British start-ups post-Brexit, with the shadow chancellor promising to help pension funds unleash billions of pounds of long-term capital into the [...]

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