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UK Labour government asked, where is City of London honeymoon?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves must soon play her cards and reveal what’s in store for the City and its financial markets
Flights between UK and Israel cancelled as tensions escalate in region
British Airways and Wizz Air have halted flights between London and Tel Aviv until at least Wednesday
Telegram app founder's arrest 'in no way political', says Macron
Pavel Durov, the billionaire chief executive of the Telegram messaging app, was detained at Le Bourget airport outside Paris
British pound strengthens on political stability and dollar weakness
Sterling has hit highs against the US currency it hasn't seen in a year, as it dips and a new UK government provides some background calm
Bayesian yacht victim Mike Lynch was brilliant tech magnate
Recently acquitted 'Bill Gates of UK' had fought wire fraud charges in California in a long-running legal battle with Hewlett-Packard
Darktrace mourns Stephen Chamberlain as backer Lynch is sought
Of the 22 people on board the Bayesian, one is dead and six are still missing
Fighting climate change one methane molecule at a time
From gas plants in the UAE to farms in the UK, Levidian's technology takes one of the worst greenhouse gases and turns it into useful products
Will the UK economy support Keir Starmer's ambitions?
Latest GDP figures show the economy strengthening, but questions remain whether growth can be maintained and accelerated to meet the prime minister's targets
Scottish private boarding school closes ahead of VAT on fees
With impending tax adding to existing financial woes, Kilgraston School in Perthshire shuts after almost a century
UK lenders drop mortgage rates as inflation ticks higher
Rates below 4 per cent available on many deals, as core and service sector inflation continued to trend lower in July
UK government looks at social media clampdown but is wary of Elon Musk distraction
Technology Secretary Peter Kyle to meet social media firms over measures to stop the type of disinformation that sparked recent riots across England and Northern Ireland
ETA charge 'devastating for Heathrow competitiveness'
Europe's busiest airport claims the £10 per person government scheme has led to passenger numbers falling by 90,000
Will the riots in Britain affect international investment?
Experts gauge the impact of violent far-right protests on international investors, just as the UK's new government is touting for business
A £60m penthouse with a new view of London's park life
A 7,000 square foot residence overlooking Hyde Park has one of the best outlooks in London, but is solidly grounded in an area undergoing a £3bn upgrade
Global stock markets rally after heaviest losses since 2008
Japan's Nikkei led the rally, surging 10.4% after losing more than 12% on Monday, while Wall Street and Europe pare back losses
