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13-time champion trainer John Size could be the man to follow as Sha Tin hosts an 11-race programme, including two Group Three contests, on Sunday. Size currently sits 10 winners behind leading

City law firm Clyde & Co has begun a restructuring consultation affecting around 200 business services staff as part of a push to centralise support operations into regional hubs. The firm is

New research reveals that two in five Londoners aged 18 to 30 are likely to leave the city within five years, with a third expecting to go within two years. That figure

Global threat intelligence experts say rogue actors from Russia and Iran will target the Fifa World Cup as part of an ongoing anti-US position. This year’s tournament takes place across the United

Just over three-quarters of first class letters, specifically 75.7%, were delivered on time by Royal Mail in the year ending March, far below its target of 93%. The latest quality-of-service report covers

Burberry has delayed its net zero target by a decade, joining a growing list of major companies that have retreated from climate commitments made during the pandemic era. The luxury fashion house,

New research from the European Central Bank has found that a combination of past economic trauma and current geopolitical instability is distorting how consumers view the economy. ECB researchers concluded that euro

Turning 50 brought a celebration at Quaglino’s and some friendly journalistic advice about the virtues of brevity and tighter writing. This week’s column takes a tasting menu approach, covering several of London’s

Four prominent UK chefs and restaurant owners have urged the government to cut VAT for restaurants and pubs, warning conditions in the hospitality sector are the “hardest it has ever been.” Tom

Hotel Gotham has opened inside Newcastle’s former fire and police station on Pilgrim Street, marking a significant shift in the city’s hospitality offering. The hotel launched in late 2025, becoming the city’s