Goldman Sachs leaves ‘skeleton team’ in London as it relocates top brass to Europe
Goldman joins a number of financial firms to have relocated dealmaking teams from London to continental European cities.
FTSE 100 hits all-time high – just months after cap on bankers’ bonuses is scrapped
The cap on bankers' bonuses was removed to make the UK look more attractive post-Brexit, but it doesn't seem to be working.
‘Several fatalities’ in the Channel just hours after Rwanda Bill clears parliamentary hurdles
“It is absolutely chilling", the UK’s illegal migration minister, Michael Tomlinson, told GMB after hearing the reports.
Rwanda plan still in ‘serious doubt’ – here’s why
There have been more than 73,000 asylum claims since March 2023 - The Home Office has given no public explanation of how they will be dealt with.
Indian landfill that will soon be taller than the Taj Mahal is on fire
The fire has been cited as proof that “our cities are crumbling under the weight of their own waste”.
The Greatest Place I’ve Ever Eaten
Introducing The London Economic's new team of food writers.
Sunak to free up 25 courtrooms and 150 judges to process Rwanda cases
It was revealed earlier this year that alleged victims of rape have faced years of delays since their case first went to court.
A special report: Inside the Met’s handling of the pro-Palestine protests
Another well policed event results in calls for the commissioner's head - but has the narrative been skewed to push an agenda?
Carol Vorderman in stitches as she listens to Liz Truss interview
The ex-PM has claimed the left are trying to 'smear' her.