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  • Aung San Suu Kyi stripped of Canada award

    March 5, 2020

    De-facto Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been stripped of a Canada Corporation award for failing to condemn the ethnic cleansing of her country’s Rohingya Muslim population. The local authority stripped her of its Honorary Freedom award today in a Court of Common Council hearing, for her “close association” with the Myanmar [...]

  • Tube delays caused by faulty trains rise by a third

    March 5, 2020

    The number of Tube delays caused by faulty trains has risen by almost a third in just two years, according to new figures. Between 2016-17 and 2018-19, the number of delays on the London Underground due to mechanical issues with the trains shot up from 3,806 to 5,040 – a 32 per cent increase. More [...]

  • Canada braces for coronavirus: Banks, insurers and audit firms activate contingency plans

    March 5, 2020

    With health secretary Matt Hancock warning that the UK should prepare for “widespread transmission” of coronavirus, Canada firms have braced for impact. Banks, insurers, law firms and accountancy giants have dusted off contingency plans, instituted travel bans and cancelled events to try and mitigate the effects of the coronavirus outbreak. HSBC and Deloitte [...]

  • Coronavirus: Two more Scotland cases confirmed as UK total hits 90

    March 5, 2020

    Two more cases of the coronavirus have been confirmed in Scotland, bringing the UK total to 90. Scottish health secretary Jeane Freeman announced the news this morning, telling BBC SCotland that cases in in the Grampian area and Ayrshire were confirmed last night. One of the patients had recently travelled to Covid-19 hotspot Italy, while the [...]

  • Covid-19: Northern Ireland records two new cases as UK total hits 87

    March 4, 2020

    Two more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Northern Ireland, which brings the total number of UK cases to 87. The Public Health Agency said that one test result is confirmed positive and two further results are “presumptive positive” It said it is “continuing to work with partners across the UK including Public Health [...]

  • Deloitte London employee tests positive for coronavirus

    March 4, 2020

    Deloitte London employee tests positive for coronavirus

  • Londoners can step it up to tackle the homelessness crisis

    March 4, 2020

    Sleeping on a cold, wet pavement is not a fate anyone should have to face in the fifth wealthiest country in the world. And yet, 4,266 of our fellow citizens were recorded doing just that on a given night last autumn, according to government figures published last Thursday.  Each person counted is living through the [...]

  • UK coronavirus: Brits don face masks (and Tesco bags) on public transport

    March 4, 2020

    British commuters are taking the UK coronavirus threat seriously, it appears, donning heavy duty face masks – and Tesco bags – on Tube trains and buses. A man on a London Underground train appeared to decide to keep himself safe on his commute to work by donning a serious-looking gas mask, along with thick rubber [...]

  • Lloyd’s of London has emergency coronavirus plan in case building locked down

    March 4, 2020

    Lloyd’s of London has “emergency trading protocols” to ensure business continuity if access to its building is restricted due to the coronavirus epidemic. The 330 year-old insurance market will encourage electronic placing, it said in a market notice dated yesterday. Lloyd’s is one of the last bastions of face-to-face trading in the City, with insurance [...]

  • London Book Fair cancelled over fears of coronavirus contagion

    March 4, 2020

    London Book Fair 2020’s organisers have cancelled the event today “following the escalation of Covid-19 coronavirus in Europe”. Reed Exhibitions, which is a division of FTSE 100 publishing and events business Relx, said the event scheduled for 10-12 March at the London Olympia would now not take place. “The effects, actual and projected, of coronavirus [...]

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