Japan’s UK envoy vows deeper ties
Japan’s UK envoy pledges deeper diplomatic ties, marking 81 years of post-war reconciliation and shared strategic interests.
Ex-UK minister Robertson denies aiding Russia’s Olympic return
Sir Hugh Robertson denies facilitating Russia Olympic return, dismissing allegations that he aided Moscow's readmission to the games.
Britain must guard status as home to overseas sport club owners
Britain must adapt to manage foreign investment in sport and maintain its global status as a home for overseas sport club owners.
London Granted Authority to Boost Nationwide Development
London development gains momentum as the capital is granted new powers and funding to drive nationwide level‑up initiatives, boosting the UK economy.
Cambridge professor sparks diversity row
Cambridge professor sparks diversity row over concerns about Diversity, Equality & Inclusion's role in society and institutions, raising serious questions about
Citi chief warns government over new banking tax
Banking tax concerns rise as Citi chief warns the UK could lose talent to lower‑tax hubs, government to rethink steep rates before capital walks…
Bank chiefs wary of tax crackdown
Bank chiefs are wary of a potential tax crackdown on the sector under new leadership, impacting bank profits and taxation.
Burnham business push met with founder skepticism
UK founders doubt Andy Burnham's pro-business push, expecting conditions to worsen under his leadership with only 6% considering him pro-business.