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Thames Water secures £3bn loan to survive into 2025
One in four people in the UK rely on Thames for their supply and its customers are facing a steep rise in bills.In July, the company had told water regulator Of
Billionaire GB News backer awarded £6m in ‘Russian spy’ defamation…
A billionaire backer of GB News has been awarded $8m (£6m) in damages after he was falsely accused of being a Russian spy.Chri
Thames Water secures financial future until October next year at…
Thames Water has secured a £3bn injection to avoid running out of cash.There were fears the UK's biggest water supplier, which serves 16 million
UK consumers in ‘a despondent mood’ ahead of the budget,…
Key eventsShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureThames Water’s bonds are rising in early trading, after it announced a proposal to
Uber for Business adds delegate booking tool in the UK
Uber for Business has launched its ‘Delegate Booking’ tool in the UK, which allows those responsible for booking business travel the ability to manage trips
Bullying and harassments claims surge in UK’s financial sector
Reports of non-financial misconduct rose 72 percent between 2021 and 2023, according to survey by financial regulator.Allegations of bullying, discrimination an
The water industry is in crisis. Can it be fixed?
Our loos flush and water comes out of our taps. In that sense, the water industry in England and Wales works. In just about every other way, it’s a mess.The m
EY UK net revenues grew 3% in a challenging market
EY has announced UK fee income of £3.70bn for the financial year ending 30 June 2024.Net revenues grew 3% and fee income was flat year on year.
Dean Forbes tops 2025 Powerlist as UK’s most influential black…
Dean Forbes who rose from being a homeless teenager to become the CEO of a successful tech company, has been named the UK’s most influential black person.The
State-backed loans to go to firms importing critical minerals into…
Businesses that import critical minerals to the UK will be given access to state-backed loans in a move to counter China’s dominance in the market.The chancel
‘We can’t change our history’ on slave trade, says Keir…
The UK "can't change our history", Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has told the BBC when asked about paying reparations to countries impacted by the transatlant
