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Evaporating half a yard is a good start at least
Investors should challenge WE’s claims to be a marginal supplier that can control the market
WE Soda, controlled by Turkish media mogul Turgay Ciner, bucks recent trends with plan for UK IPO
Previous agreements by Ben Houchen to shift assets to developers ‘lacked transparency’
Layering is about selecting the right weights and styles and understanding your build
Spurred by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Westminster is at long last stemming the flows of illicit wealth into Britain’s capital
UK capital has big plans to reduce congestion and make deliveries more environmentally friendly
Drinks industry says Edinburgh’s deposit return programme is impractical
The baritone and composer remembers performing on a coffin at the 2002 festival and is keen to push more boundaries this summer
When its bid to be European Capital of Culture was thwarted by Brexit, the city decided to anoint itself and start partying anyway
Waddesdon Manor’s latest installation is a vast wedding cake by artist Joana Vasconcelos – that you can get married in
Government examines sweeping change to role of Pension Protection Fund to unlock billions for investment
The artist admires the flat light and subtle power of the Fens
Sales have slowed in the enclave that hosts the Flower Show but prices are attractive compared with other high-end London areas
Weigh up the rising cost of travel against priceless memories
Higher mortgage costs and shortage of housing push up prices for tenants
The idea that the outcome of technological change is inevitable is both dangerous and untrue
Brussels insists on wresting lucrative business from London as derivatives houses fear threat to stability
Urban policy think-tank warns of long-term hit to productivity from reduced office interactions
Enough reports. UK capital markets’ arrested development can only be fixed with official support
Cross-industry body announces pilot after companies warn UK fraud strategy is too weak to tackle problem
Senior executives say ‘one-size-fits-all’ rules and slow regulatory approvals are holding sector back
These coastal treasures offer splendid saltwater swimming — and are destinations in their own right
Concerns raised over implementation as other vocational qualifications are defunded
Stevenage moves away from reliance on retail by creating new jobs and homes to regenerate its centre
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