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It is heavily caveated and higher than expectations in the City, but at last there is some relief for households: inflation has fallen. April’s CPI headline rate of 8.7 per cent represents the first sub-10 per cent figure for eight months, sparking hopes that the worst of the cost-of-living crisis…

City of London police have carried out a series of raids across the capital targeting mobile phone thieves

The chief executive of London property developer Great Portland Estates has joined the growing list of City voices calling on the government to consider scrapping the ‘tourist tax’.

The FTSE 100 closed down almost 1.8% at 7627, as the combination of higher-than-forecast inflation and US default fears led to the biggest sell-off of London stocks in months.

With a chip on their shoulder, the Central Coast Mariners are gunning to upset Melbourne City in next week's A-League Men grand final.

Geelong council will permanently cease referring to January 26 as Australia Day, as part of a series of changes to how the city commemorates the contentious date.

City Voices: There’s a growing narrative that London is closing the door on business and our institutions are doing nothing to counter it. This vacuum is being filled by influential executive public anger.

Constantinou went missing midway through his criminal trial, and an international arrest warrant has now been issued to help track him down

Firms seeking new large London offices in the City are taking space that is less than a four minute walk from a tube or train station, aiming to make post-pandemic commutes as ‘pain-free as possible’, research published on Monday shows.

City Comment: The Libor traders are not the villains of the financial crash

Arsenal were beaten by Nottingham Forest on Saturday which confirmed Manchester City as Premier League champions, and Gunners fans have sent a message to owner Stan Kroenke