Business · 3 October 2026
After months of interim leadership, Ofgem is close to appointing Tim Jarvis as its permanent chief, aiming to bring stability to the energy sector amid rising prices.
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Business · 3 October 2026
A prediction market has people betting on whether HSBC or Lloyds will collapse, prompting regulators to step in before the City’s nerves turn to panic.
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Business · 3 October 2026
In a twist of fate, London’s once‑glittering Georgian homes are now the latest victims of a housing market that prefers high‑street café prices to grandiose façades.
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Business · 3 October 2026
Energy suppliers stage protest outside Bank of England, demanding swift government action to curb soaring household bills, while the City’s elite scramble to keep the lights on.
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Business · 3 October 2026
BT has been accused of temporarily cutting customers’ broadband to pressure them into upgrading to its digital landline service, sparking backlash and a wave of online complaints.
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World · 3 October 2026
A Flydubai co‑pilot tried to axe the captain on a Tel Aviv‑bound flight, sending the aircraft 17,000 ft toward the carpet. Passengers, crew and an Indian pilot turned the drama into a surprisingly polite boarding�…
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Business · 3 October 2026
After abandoning a £10bn bid, private‑equity giant TPG has thrown its hat into the Monzo stake pot, prompting speculation that the firm is chasing more than a slice of the digital‑banking pie.
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Politics · 3 October 2026
Joshua Kerry faces murder and bomb‑plot charges after a missing tea cup led police to a bizarre chain of events.
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Business · 3 October 2026
In a move that could only be described as a quiet coup, London's leading financial institutions have assembled a covert campaign to counter the Treasury's latest banking tax raid, all while preparing to meet the Chancell…
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