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Strip away the titles, the fame, the press handlers and what you have is a mother, diagnosed with cancer, trying to shield her young children.

That 2p National Insurance tax cut already feels like a lifetime ago. Londoners in almost half of local authorities will from April pay average council tax bills higher than £2,000 per year. It comes as the Mayor increased his portion of bills, the so-called “precept”, by 8.6 per cent.

The company had been valued at $200 million and was described as a ‘world leader’ in a speech by Keir Starmer as recently as December

The controversial investment firm sees owning football clubs as a way to identify underpriced buyout targets in the sports tech sector, the Standard can reveal

The boss of Deliveroo has said he is not considering a US listing despite a spate of firms ditching the London stock market for New York or a private equity takeover in search of higher valuations.

Ritchie’s raucous directorial TV debut depicts an aristocratic family who find themselves fighting to survive after a weed farm is found on their land

When HSBC acquired the UK arm of the collapsed Silicon Valley Bank last year, boss Noel Quinn talked up the importance of preserving its operational independence. The firm would keep its own separate office across town and staff would not be ferried into Canary Wharf. “It’s a unit we purchased and we want…

To mark International Women’s Day 2024, Becky Laxton-Bass, Company Director of Women of London, takes us on a trip back in time to discuss the pivotal events and pioneering female figures from around the capital that helped shape history.

It comes after Entain swung to a huge £878 million loss, mostly due to one-off items