Michael Searles
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Trump says he is "very well" after being airlifted to hospital with coronavirus
Donald Trump has said everything is “going well” after being airlifted to hospital last night following a positive Covid-19 diagnosis. → Read More
Oil prices slump as Trump contracts coronavirus and global output increases
Oil prices fell more than four per cent on Friday after US President Donald Trump tested positive for Covid-19. The → Read More
Covid-19 vaccine could be rolled out across the UK in less than three months
A Covid-19 vaccine could be rolled out across the UK by the end of the month, government scientists have reportedly → Read More
Honda: Red Bull engine supplier to leave F1 in 2021
Honda has announced it will part ways with Formula One team Red Bull at the end of 2021 after three seasons of supplying the team's engines. → Read More
Covid-19: AstraZeneca vaccine trials resume in Japan as US talks continue
AstraZeneca says that phase one and two Covid-19 vaccine trials have resumed in Japan after authorities gave it the all clear. → Read More
FTSE 100 firms 'should have one BAME board member by 2021'
FTSE 100 firms should have at least one black, Asian, or minority ethnic (BAME) member on their boards by 2021, → Read More
UK GDP forecast to shrink by around 10 per cent in 2020
Economic forecasters expect UK GDP to contract by around 10 per cent in 2020 following a tightening of coronavirus restrictions. → Read More
Racing League set for Newcastle opener in July 2021
The team-based horse racing initiative known as the Racing League will kick off at Newcastle Racecourse on Thursday 29 July 2021. → Read More
Pub chain Fuller's to axe one in 10 jobs with London facing biggest cuts
The head of pub chain Fuller's has revealed at least 10 per cent of his around 5,000 staff are facing redundancy. → Read More
Kylie Jenner's cosmetics firm warns of Shopify security breach
Kylie Jenner's cosmetic company has warned customers of a security breach after Shopify had data stolen from 100 sellers. → Read More
Ferrero Group in £250m bid to buy British Fox's Biscuits
Italian confectionary giant Ferrero Group is planning a £250m bid to buy British-based Fox's Biscuits. → Read More
UK housing market continues strong recovery as prices surge
UK house prices rose by five per cent in September compared with a year previous according to the latest data from Nationwide. → Read More
London Marathon to use cutting-edge tech to enforce social distancing
The London Marathon will take place this Sunday and the participating athletes will be able to socially distance thanks to a wearable device. → Read More
B&M raises profit forecast as sales soar during lockdown
B&M has bucked the trend of struggling retailers after posting revenue growth of 25.3 per cent for the first half of its financial year. → Read More
Carlos Ghosn launches executive training programme in native Lebanon
Former Nissan and Renault boss Carlos Ghosn is set to launch a management and business programme in Lebanon. → Read More
SAGE expert warns of 100 Covid-19 deaths a day within four weeks
The daily death toll in the UK caused by Covid-19 will rise to around 100 per day within four weeks, → Read More
Covid-19: Thousands protest against coronavirus restrictions in London
Thousands of people have attended a protest in London’s Trafalgar Square against the coronavirus restrictions. Those present at the rally, → Read More
Royal London in talks with LV= over £500m tie-up
Royal London is in negotiations with fellow financial services provider LV= regarding a tie-up and could reach an agreement within → Read More
Andrew Neil to leave BBC and lead new UK TV news channel
Andrew Neil is set to leave the BBC and lead a rival news channel backed by US group Discovery. GB → Read More
Covid-19 R number rises to between 1.2 and 1.5 across UK
The UK's R number has risen from 1.1 to 1.4 to between 1.2 and 1.5, according to the government's advisers. → Read More