Ocado seeks new American investment after supermarket warehouse closures The London-listed retail technology firm said it has had ‘live engagement’ with potential partners in the US The Independent UK · Jul 16
Ocado in talks with potential new partners after warehouse closures The London-listed retail technology firm said it has had ‘live engagement’ with potential partners in the US. Evening Standard · Jul 16
Wildfire threats to London: How high is the risk of blazes igniting in your borough? Havering, Hounslow and Ealing are at greatest danger of wildfires in the parched capital, according to a new analysis Evening Standard · Jul 16
The Ex-CEO and Founder of Soho House Just Unveiled His First New London Hotel Venture — It Feels 'Quietly Exclusive', Not Flashy Standout river views, hassle-free sojourns, exclusive perks, and instantly iconic interiors: meet the Big Smoke's latest cult address for discerning globetrotters Livingetc · Jul 16
From Cambridge ‘impostor’ to New Labour star: Andy Burnham’s winding path to power In the first of a two-part profile, Daniel Boffey traces the incoming PM’s early forays into politics and his rise to prominence – ultimately leading to him leaving London for Manchester The Guardian - UK · Jul 16
London weather forecast: Sunny skies and 29°C high on July 16, 2026 London anticipates sunny skies and pleasant temperatures on Wednesday, July sixteenth. Temperatures will reach a high of twenty-nine degrees Celsius and a low of fifteen. The week ahead promises continued sunshine with only slight temperature variations. Humidity will be high, but rain chances remain very low. Outdoor activities are encouraged… The Times of India · Jul 16
London vs Paris vs Rome: How these major capitals compare for a European city break London, Paris and Rome have been captivating visitors for centuries, but each offers something different. From cultural icons and culinary highlights to transport links and hotel prices, here's how the three European tourism heavyweights compare for a city break. Euronews · Jul 16
The Latin summer has arrived – and there are plenty of reasons to celebrate (I promise you) IN FOCUS: When Amaranta Wright arrived in Britain from Argentina as a child, Latin music was almost invisible. Today, as Bad Bunny sells out stadiums and LatinoLife in the Park turns 10, it's impossible to ignore – on and off the football pitch The Independent UK · Jul 16
Police Found 'Documents of Concern' Before Charging Boy, 14, Over Alleged Mosque Plot A 14-year-old from south London faces terrorism charges after police found concerning documents linked to a mosque plot during a criminal damage investigation. The teen remains in custody. International Business Times UK · Jul 16
The Dacre dynasty: how Britain’s rightwing press was radicalised The long read: Paul Dacre broke new ground in selling readers an angry rightwing perspective. Today, most of Fleet Street is run by his disciples The Guardian - UK · Jul 16
Jude Bellingham's World Cup Trophy Bid Ends But England Star May Have Found His 'Twin' in East London Despite England's World Cup exit, a Jude Bellingham lookalike contest in Shoreditch brought joy. Marcus Legemah won, receiving a Deliveroo voucher and Beatles vinyl, echoing England's 1966 World Cup win. International Business Times UK · Jul 16
Chaos in London's Piccadilly Circus as police rescue Argentina fan surrounded by crowd of baying England supporters The fan was surrounded by England supporters after Argentina knocked the Three Lions out of the World Cup Evening Standard · Jul 15
Why Are People Queuing for Hours to Buy Jellycat Fish & Chips? Inside London's Cutest Craze The Jellycat brand has become a global sensation, with immersive retail experiences taking over NYC and London. Driven by viral plush food and plants, it successfully captures the 'kidult' market. International Business Times UK · Jul 15
England fans open-mouthed as tables turn and Argentina lead At Boxpark in Wembley, north London, supporters were dejected. Evening Standard · Jul 15
Evening Standard · Jul 15 England fans joyous as Anthony Gordon puts Three Lions ahead Fans embraced and threw pints at Boxpark in Wembley, north London.
The Times of India · Jul 15 UK: Man charged with murder after Indian woman stabbed to death at home in London A 24-year-old Indian woman was fatally stabbed at her London home. A man has been charged with murder and attempted murder in connection with the incident. The victim's family alleges the attack was racially motivated and seeks government assistance. They had sold land to fund her education and future aspirations…
The Guardian - UK · Jul 15 Police charge 14-year-old boy over alleged terror plot targeting London mosques ‘Documents of concern’ found at child’s home in the capital, with no other suspects sought
Barchart · Jul 15 Sugar Prices Slip as Monsoon Rains Improve in India October NY world sugar #11 (SBV26 ) on Wednesday closed down -0.03 (-0.20%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) closed down -14.20 (-3.06%). Sugar prices are under pressure today, with London sugar falling to a 2.5-week low. An improvement in India’s monsoon rains is weighing on sugar...
Barchart · Jul 15 Cocoa Prices Edge Higher Ahead of Q2 Cocoa Grindings Reports September ICE NY cocoa (CCU26 ) on Wednesday closed up +77 (+1.33%), and September ICE London cocoa #7 (CAU26 ) closed up +34 (+0.79%). Cocoa prices settled higher on Wednesday as they consolidated below last week’s significant highs. Gains in London cocoa were limited on Wednesday due to the strength...
The Economic Times · Jul 15 Quote of the day by Benjamin Franklin: 'The only thing that is more expensive than education is...' Life lessons from inspiring quote on profound truth, learning, costlier mistakes, missed opportunities and poor decisions Quote of the day by Benjamin Franklin reminds people that learning is always a better investment than remaining uninformed. The famous saying explains how education helps people avoid costly mistakes, improve decision-making, and create better opportunities in life. Benjamin Franklin's own journey from limited formal schooling to becoming a writer,…
The National (Scotland) · Jul 15 14-year-old boy charged over alleged plans to target two mosques A 14-YEAR-OLD boy has been charged with an offence linked to “extreme right-wing terrorism” after police discovered an alleged plan to target…
The Independent UK · Jul 15 Boy charged with terror offence after ‘plan to target mosques’ in London IN FULL
Evening Standard · Jul 15 Tube knifeman who stabbed two strangers more than a dozen times has sentence extended Nicholas Orlando Green, 36, attacked two people at Kennington Underground station in south London as they headed home from a dance class in March 2024
The Independent UK · Jul 15 Boy, 14 charged with terror offence over alleged plan to target mosques in London He has been remanded in custody and will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday
The Guardian - UK · Jul 15 Fizz and chips with Chelsea’s Ken Bates Letter: Colin Sweeney recalls a restaurant encounter with the former chairman of the London football club, who died on 11 July