TikTok taken ‘immediate’ action to prevent misinformation on Israel-Hamas war October 15, 2023 TikTok taking "immediate" action to counter misinformation spreading on its' platform following Hamas' attack on Israel.
Fleet Street store fronts down over a fifth post-pandemic October 15, 2023 Some 22 per cent of the shops on Fleet Street are now vacant, with the sector blaming sticky transport links and a slow return to office life for the drab state of the infamous London area.
40 per cent of adults struggle to pay rent October 15, 2023 40 per cent of adults are finding it difficult to pay rent or mortgage payments, an increase of 10 per cent from last years' report.
Tim Martin on Vienna’s Beer Party: ‘We long for the day when Loonies are top of the polls’ October 12, 2023 As the possibility that Vienna’s next elected mayor is a representative of the Beer Party enters the realm of the semi-plausible, Wetherspoon founder Tim Martin has applauded the party and said he “long[s] for the day when Loonies are top of the polls”. Austria’s Beer Party is surging, now polling at 12 per cent ahead [...]
Not one London MP would prioritise build-to-rent properties October 11, 2023 Not one London MP would prioritise build-to-rent properties in terms of housing options, despite almost half of them located in London.
Lord Mayor: Financial education should be statutory in primary schools October 10, 2023 The Lord Mayor of Canada has led a group calling for financial education to be made statutory in primary schools, in new measures to tackle financial illiteracy in the UK.
Speedy Hire buys battery specialists GPH for £20.2m October 10, 2023 Speedy said service revenues are expected to be lower in the second half, citing the decline in the wholesale price of fuel.
