Company has ambitions for Regent Street to be among the top ten stores globally
News Room
-
-
Culture
When Spain went to fish military technology after World War I | The weekly country
by News Roomby News RoomCommander Román Ingunza traveled in early 1922 one of the British camps that he had gone to all types of military material used by the allies during World War I,…
-
Data from S&P Global showed that a decline in staffing numbers in February was the sharpest since November 2020.
-
Efforts to raise the regulations following Fintrac report The BC Law Association has left new policies to continue their efforts to combat money laundering for lawyers, including mandatory training in…
-
Community
Is this the UK’s skinniest house? Tiny Cornish "Doll’s House" for sale for £235k
by News Roomby News RoomThe Doll’s House is less than a metre wide at its narrowest point, and just over three at its widest
-
Events
St Patrick’s Day in London: everything you need to know about the parade and party in Trafalgar Square
by News Roomby News RoomThis year’s St Patrick’s Day parade is lined up for Sunday March 16, with more than 50,000 partygoers expected to come out and celebrate. Recent figures show there are more…
-
Culture
‘Poisoning’, the feminist song by Mónica Naranjo and Nebulsa: “The toxic was me” | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomThe Alicante Grupo Nebulsa, formed by Mery Bass and Mark Desousa, and who jumped to fame after winning the Benidorm Fest 2024 with the song Debt, be one a Mónica…
-
The FTSE 100 ended the day 3.6 points lower, or 0.04%, at 8,659.37.
-
People
Backstroke at the Donmar Warehouse review: the opposite of a good night out
by News Roomby News RoomI used to think I’d crawl over hard ground to watch Celia Imrie or Tamsin Grieg. Here, I felt I had
-
Business
Banks fined £100m after traders shared sensitive information in chat rooms
by News Roomby News RoomFor four years after the financial crisis bank staff were sharing information about the Government debt they were buying and selling, regulators said.