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London desk
Filed from the London desk — including multi-city pieces that also ran elsewhere.

Finance · 3 hrs ago
Iris Quay, London desk
In his first earnings report since taking the helm in September, CEO John Ternus posted $30.71 billion in revenue, beating analysts’ forecasts and bucking the broader tech downturn.
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Entertainment · 21 hrs ago
Celia Marsh, London desk
Netflix’s London headquarters shed 2‑3% of its staff, including Production VP Anna Mallett, as the streamer’s global reshuffle ripples across the pond.
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Entertainment · 1 day ago
Iris Quay, London desk
The first-ever international SNL spin‑off lands in Seoul as the 30‑minute sitcom “The Smile Clinic,” while SNL U.K. carves its niche with royal jibes and the sketch “Nigerian Wicked,” showing the format’s w…
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Finance · 1 day ago
Iris Quay, London desk
More than 2.3 million UK households will see their mortgage payments jump when fixed‑rate deals end in 2027, after the Bank of England is expected to lift rates next week. The looming increase will push many borrower…
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World · 1 day ago
Iris Quay, London desk
Five teenagers were seriously injured when an unknown group forced their way into a Halloween party in Chandler’s Ford and stabbed them, prompting police to appeal for information.
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Sports · 2 days ago
Reginald Penny, London desk
The Australian Jillaroos smashed Wales 124‑6 in Sydney, setting a new World Cup record and leaving the Welsh side looking like they’d missed the train to competitiveness.
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Business · 2 days ago
Iris Quay, London desk
Poundland, which began as a stall in Wolverhampton, grew into a high‑street discount giant but now faces the threat of collapse.
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Business · 2 days ago
Iris Quay, London desk
UK charity shop profits have fallen sharply, with Oxfam reporting a 23% drop in retail profit and the British Heart Foundation describing trading as ‘exceptionally challenging’ due to the rise of online resale platfo…
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Sports · 2 days ago
Tom Wick, London desk
Chelsea rallied after a goalless first half to win 2‑0 at Stamford Bridge, with Morgan Rogers and Cole Palmer scoring in the second half. Lisandro Martinez was sent off, deepening Manchester United’s woes under Micha…
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