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London will most likely not shrink for long
Government decision to defy calls for phased restart unnerves families, and teachers, despite stress of home schooling
Three east London boroughs were already at breaking point. Then the pandemic struck
I’m already planning my end-of-lockdown party, but I don’t want to spend silly money
Buyer in the frame for Marlborough galleries; established artists go Non-Fungible; new heights for Winston Churchill’s art and more
Online sales tax or changes to way high street levy is calculated head options, but Treasury loath to lose revenue
Prime minister hopes shifting thousands of public workers outside London will help cut regional inequalities
Chancellor had to walk ‘very narrow path between fiscal responsibility and not undermining recovery’
Chancellor announces measures to protect London’s position as Europe’s largest financial centre post-Brexit
Chancellor also confirms nearly £3m to fund UK and Ireland bid for 2030 men’s football World Cup
Fund managers say proposals risk ‘watering down’ requirements for issuers
City-boosting proposals are not enough to offset lack of EU financial services trade deal
Hill review will seek to make UK more attractive in competition for IPOs and with tighter focus on Spacs
Demand during the pandemic has remained strong, but companies will be keen to keep private flying under the radar
Health authorities say 6 people found to have the strain, with one yet to be traced
Ministers should endorse proposals for a ‘digital big bang’
Irksome hot desking is the likely trade-off for regular homeworking, which many now prize
Rishi Sunak tells FT he wants to start laying foundations for Britain’s future economy
Kalifa calls for sweeping changes to listing regime, new visa rules to draw talent, and a growth fund
Tenants including restaurateurs and shopkeepers show tentative interest in new sites
The autumn/winter 2021 collections offer a preview of post-pandemic dressing as designers warn that British brands are at risk of going under
Andrew Bailey says tensions will escalate if banks are forced to cut ties with City
Xavier Rolet and Matthew Elliott call for reforms to attract blank-cheque companies
Government aid allocation is in addition to £1.3bn already earmarked
Atmospherically evoked by Hilary Mantel in ‘Wolf Hall’, the domestic world of Henry VIII’s arch-fixer offers an escape from lockdown tedium
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