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OPINION - Reports of the death of the Sloane Ranger have been greatly exaggerated

When did you last spot a Sloane in London? In the 1990s, they were typified by Tim Nice-but-Dim, the television character played by Harry Enfield. One of the most brilliant comic creations of the past 50 years, he was an amalgamation of class-identity symbols — public schools, nice manor houses…

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Street versus sky: Why Londoners need to look down as well as up

The City of London’s biggest transformation is happening at street level and many of us barely notice

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OPINION - Not long ago cycling in London was wildly uncool. What changed?

When Barclays Cycle Hire, more commonly known as Boris Bikes, first rolled onto London’s streets in July 2010, few could have predicted just how radically they’d reshape the city. Fast forward 15 years, hire bikes aren’t just a mode of transport – they’re a cultural symbol.

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Cheesegrating out creativity: Leadenhall Live inspires the City

Leadenhall Live is helping the evolution of the City into a place where creativity, culture and tech can thrive

Evening Standard

How to stop the listings exodus that's blighting the City

Rachel Reeves has called for an end to the negativity that has seen millions of British families prioritise low-risk, low-return savings over higher-risk, higher-return investments.

Evening Standard

Time over for banker remorse? Labour must beware relying on the City for economic growth

Financial crisis of 2008 should not be forgotten as reinflation of banking industry could hurt other priority sectors

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Kabul could become the first modern capital to run out of water — here's why

Afghanistan's capital city of Kabul has an existential water problem and other cities may also be vulnerable.

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City traders’ Libor prosecutions always had a whiff of scapegoating

Case of Tom Hayes and others prompt questions about the Serious Fraud Office and the criminal appeal system

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City trader Tom Hayes wins Supreme Court bid to overturn Libor rigging conviction

Tom Hayes has battled for ten years to clear his name

Evening Standard

Oasis reunion gigs ‘will live in the memories of music fans for years to come’

Thousands of ticketless fans have gathered outside the concerts just to hear the band play

The Independent UK

Oasis promoters thank Manchester City Council following run of homecoming gigs

The rock band, made up of brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, wrapped up their final night performing at Manchester’s Heaton Park on Sunday.

Evening Standard

Oti Mabuse ‘delighted’ as she receives Freedom of the City of London

She is recognised for achievements in contemporary dance and charitable work.

Evening Standard

Campanelle: Huge, all-day Italian to open in the heart of the City

With room for 180, the restaurant harks back to the City restaurants of old

Evening Standard

Sculpture in the City/Bloomberg Space review – folk horror bubbles up under towering icons of cash

New commissions on this enjoyable art trail from the Wilson sisters, Ai Weiwei and Andrew Sabin remind us that this part of London is full of echoes of ancient ritual

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Rachel Reeves is hoping deregulation will save the economy. We know how that ends

The chancellor’s emollient speech to City bosses this week was alarming. There are better ways to revive Britain’s fortunes, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves vows to take ‘the boot of regulation off the throat of businesses’ in red tape bonfire

After announcing reforms to the mortgage market, the chancellor hopes to spur economic growth with a bonfire of regulations for the City

Evening Standard

Key points from Rachel Reeves’s Leeds reforms

The measures include reforming key banking rules, cutting red tape in the City, and encouraging more retail investing.

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Biggest financial reforms ‘in a decade’ to bring risk-taking back into City

Changes include reforming the bank ring-fencing regime and reducing burdensome regulation in the City.

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Gordon Ramsay seeks 24 hour licence for his Lucky Cat skyscraper restaurant in the City

Chef says the restaurant will be able to serve City workers “that deal with clients from different time zones”

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The Pros and Cons of Courts Throughout The City in NBA 2K25

As is so often the case with sprawling urban centers bustling with things to do (and buy), The City in NBA 2K25 can be an overwhelming place to explore. Hidden amongst the myriad of shops enticing you to purchase everything from clothing to tattoos to vehicles, you might be surprised…

The Independent UK

Ministers in talks with City over climate finance for disaster-hit nations

The Foreign Secretary has pledged £12 million from the Government’s tightened aid budget in a bid to enable faster payouts,

Evening Standard

London borough that doubled 20mph zones shoots up league table of best places in capital to walk and cycle

Newham, City of London and Islington praised - but Tower Hamlets, Lewisham and Bexley criticised

The Independent UK

Voices: Is London’s stock market in crisis?

COMMENT: There’s already been a mass exodus of investors as they gravitate towards the welcoming arms of New York, writes James Moore. But further decline in IPOs could do untold damage to the UK market

Evening Standard

Rachel Reeves gets a 1 out of 10 for first year in office, says top entrepreneur

Rachel Reeves will mark her first year in office as Chancellor on Saturday

Evening Standard

Cyclists 10 times more likely than motorists to be fined for jumping red lights in City of London

Crackdown on rogue bike riders as survey finds 52 per cent of London cyclists admit to failing to stop at traffic lights - but only one in six do it regularly

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