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Sir Keir Starmer has secured an £18bn investment agreement with Japan, strengthening post-Brexit international ties as questions mount over his EU reset strategy. Starmer described the agreements on technology and life sciences

The 2026 World Cup finally produced football advertising that remembered one essential truth: football is supposed to be enjoyable, not earnest. After years of slow-motion crossbar rain shots and whispered monologues about

Burberry Group remains one of the few FTSE 100 constituents that currently pays no dividend to shareholders, a notable absence on the London index. Most companies in the FTSE 100 distribute regular

DRDGOLD, listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker DRD, has come under increased investor scrutiny following a sustained period of weak share price momentum. The South African gold recovery

WH Smith (SMWH) suffered a significant share price decline during the latest FTSE 250 trading session, standing out as one of the index’s most notable fallers of the day. The high street

Anthropic, the maker of Claude, has been forced to suspend two of its newest AI models after the US government banned non-American nationals from accessing them. The US government cited national security

Andy Burnham has outlined an ambitious agenda of public control over key sectors of the UK economy, should he become Prime Minister. The Manchester mayor is standing as Labour’s candidate in the