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  • Labour raises £47m in donations as scrambled egg offensive pays off

    August 24, 2023

    Labour’s success in raising £47m in donations over the past year shows it is “on course” ahead of a general election next year, sources say. According to figures published today by the Electoral Commission, Sir Keir Starmer’s party has built up a £47m war chest over the last year, trumping the Conservative Party, which saw [...]

  • Vivek Ramaswamy: The Republican outsider Donald Trump might actually be afraid of

    August 24, 2023

    Ahead of the 2024 US presidential election, news headlines have been dominated by one man: former president and four-time indictee, Donald J Trump. But following the first Republican primary debate last night, a surprising candidate emerged as a potential rival for the nomination. Not Florida governor Ron DeSantis, or former vice president Mike Pence. And [...]

  • Calls to cut taxes show ‘questionable judgement’, economists warn

    August 23, 2023

    Economists have warned that calls from Conservative MPs for Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to cut taxes after improved borrowing data emerged show “questionable judgement”. Three backbench Conservatives piled the pressure on, according to the Financial Times, with calls for “personal tax reductions” to “stimulate the economy”. The pleas came after figures from the Office for National [...]

  • Yevgeny Prigozhin: Who is the Putin-critic Wagner boss reportedly killed in a Russian plane crash?

    August 23, 2023

    Prigozhin, the boss of Russian mercenary group Wagner who recently led a mini-mutiny against Vladimir Putin, has died in a plane crash

  • Dame Alison Rose: Ex NatWest boss handed £2.4m pay package

    August 23, 2023

    Former NatWest boss Dame Alison Rose’s pay package – reportedly £2.4m – has been branded a “sick joke” by Nigel Farage. Dame Alison quit her high-profile role as boss of NatWest, which also owns private bank Coutts over her handling of Farage’s account closure – which sparked a ‘debanking’ scandal. NatWest Group issued an RNS [...]

  • ULEZ: Ministers tried (and failed) to overrule Sadiq Khan scheme’s London-wide expansion

    August 23, 2023

    The government unsuccessfully attempted to use powers to overrule Sadiq Khan’s expansion of the ULEZ scheme, it has been revealed. Ministers were reportedly looking into an obscure legal route to obstruct the mayor’s plans to expand the ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) throughout the capital but were told it would fall down in court. But [...]

  • Twitter owner Elon Musk to be invited to government investment summit

    August 22, 2023

    Twitter owner Elon Musk is among top business leaders expected to be invited to Rishi Sunak’s global investment summit this autumn. Tesla boss Musk – who recently bought and renamed Twitter as X – is among figures including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos who officials are keen to see attend the summit, according to Sky News. [...]

  • Former Bank governor Carney called in to head Bloomberg board

    August 22, 2023

    Bloomberg has called in former Bank of England governor Mark Carney to chair a new board of directors in a slew of senior promotions.

  • Public firms could be allowed to extract £50bn from staff pension schemes in bid to boost investment

    August 21, 2023

    Public firms could be permitted to withdraw up to £50bn from staff pension schemes if government plans for a sweeping shake up of the industry’s rules go ahead. Returns on investments in government bonds – known as gilts – have seen workplace pension schemes go from being well in the red to significantly cashed up [...]

  • Covid medical boss Jonathan Van-Tam takes job at vaccine maker Moderna

    August 18, 2023

    Former Covid medical officer Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam has joined vaccine maker Moderna as an advisor, it has been revealed. The former deputy chief medical officer, who played a key role in the UK’s pandemic response has taken the post on a part-time basis at the US pharmaceutical giant, since May. He is working as [...]

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