Economy

‘Hard work ahead’: Diageo shares soar as Drastic Dave’s cost savings lift investor spirits

Mark Kleinman: English football’s New Deal heads into injury time

Serco chief hits back at New Statesman’s outsourcing jibes

WPP slashes jobs as revenue continues to fall

AI firms targeting London’s rare book shops in ‘dystopian’ hunt for training data

Peak chicken? Domino’s hatches plan to swoop into fried chicken market

UK’s AI watchdog flags new OpenAI and Anthropic cyber alarms

The BBC shouldn’t push Londoners to accept antisocial phone behaviour 

Life is already hard enough. The public don’t need commentators telling them that playing music out loud on public transport is a kind of performance art, writes Matt Kenyon A few years back, I was sitting on a Chiltern Rail train opposite a woman who didn’t realise her headphones weren’t properly plugged in, as her […]

Britain’s problem isn’t too much Thatcherism, but too little

Why AI governance can’t wait: Seven steps every security leader should follow today

How Britain can stay clear of rivals as home of overseas sport club owners

Sport is more political than ever. Matt Sutton asks how clubs navigate the geopolitical risks in 2026. Ownership and investment have become increasingly international, with sports clubs, leagues and governing bodies relying on global capital to drive growth. For years an argument has been rumbling on about whether it’s right to have foreign investment in […]

Champions Cup rugby team hacked in ransom attack with player data at risk