Two British Transport Police officers are currently in attendance at Peterborough station. Forensic teams are continuing to comb the scene at and around Huntingdon station, including the car park, as investigations continue. Passengers travelling to Huntingdon are being advised to use the rail replacement bus service, which is operating from outside Peterborough station, while trains…
ISLAMABAD — State-run Pakistan International Airlines resumed flights to the United Kingdom on Saturday for the first time in five years following the lifting of a ban imposed over a fake pilot license scandal. The airline faced a ban from both the UK and the European Union in June 2020 after a deadly crash in…
The Daily Mail, which uncovered the records, said Rihanna’s efforts “flopped” and the business closed down in 2021 because of the pandemic. Reports at the time stated because of travelling restrictions during Covid, hands-on designer Rihanna couldn’t see the atelier in Paris or get to the Italian fashion houses making the products. When the label…
The decision by the Bank to hold the base rate at 4 per cent was widely expected, but economists are divided over when they will next be cut. Yael Selfin, at KPMG UK: “The labour market has continued to cool, but evidence of deterioration has become less apparent, weakening the case for further policy easing….
Queen Elizabeth II beams down in a striking 2014 photograph by David Bailey from one side of Edwin Lutyens’s perfectly proportioned ballroom in the newly refurbished British embassy in Washington DC. Directly opposite, a 1590 portrait of Elizabeth I stares back enigmatically. The most arresting feature, however, is also the most daring. Near the entrance…
The prime minister’s reshuffle, which sees Darren Jones, chief secretary to the Treasury, moved to No 10 to oversee day-to-day delivery of the PM’s priorities, and Minouche Shafik, former deputy governor of the Bank of England, become economic adviser to the prime minister, has not gone down well with the market. Bond yield spreads between…
The Co-op will stop sourcing carrots from Israel and a number of other products from other “countries of concern” such as Russia. The supermarket chain said it would stop sourcing produce, where possible, from countries where there are “internationally recognised community-wide human rights abuses and violations of international law”. The 17 countries on its list…
What you need to know KKR has pulled out of talks to rescue troubled Thames Water OECD gives its latest forecast on Britain’s growth prospects at 8am Later today Andrew Bailey, the Bank of England governor, gives evidence before the Treasury select committee about last month’s interest rate decision KKR abandons Thames Water rescue The…