East London institution E.Pellicci launches new podcast ‘Down The Caff’
The podcast will feature owners Anna and Nev in conversation with their celebrity regulars, such as Annie Mac, Ray Winstone and Gemma Collins.
P&O Ferries boss admits paying workers £4.87 per hour
Peter Hebblethwaite also admitted earning £508,000 last year including bonuses.
London in ‘cost of renting crisis” as rents rise at shocking rate
“A trajectory like this could see rental prices increase by almost 20 per cent over the next 12 months", Andy Halstead said.
‘Return to Azkaban’ exhibition opens at Warner Bros. Studio Tour to mark 20th anniversary
Visitors are invited to Return to Azkaban 20 years after the release of the third film as the Studio Tour celebrates the anniversary with a special feature.
‘Museum of Brexit’ lists backer who died a year ago
"Much like Brexit itself, this museum project isn’t delivering on its promises."
Party looking to do a ‘reverse UKIP’ pick up votes in London elections
"Unless all the main parties seriously put addressing Brexit at the heart of their policies, they risk losing a significant number of votes.”
Tory paper mulls total wipeout of the Conservative Party
"Even with a few bright spots reality cannot be fooled. This is not ‘mid-term’; these results are not typical", William Atkinson wrote.
How are Regulatory Changes Affecting the UK Gambling Sector?
We look at how changes will impact the players who enjoy these sites and the authorities that tax them?
Manchester Arena victim’s mother begins walk to Downing Street to demand new law
Figen Murray, Martyn Hett’s mother, has long campaigned for the introduction of Martyn’s Law – which has yet to get beyond draft stage.