Schroders profits set to beat expectations
Asset manager Schroders expects profits to exceed forecasts following a year of robust new business and significant net inflows. Discover the key drivers behind their success.
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Water Regulator Probes South East Water Over Supply Failures
Water watchdog Ofwat launches investigation into South East Water after repeated outages left tens of thousands in Kent and Sussex without supply for up to six days. Read the latest updates.
UK GDP grew 0.3% in November, beating forecasts
The UK economy expanded by a better-than-expected 0.3% in November 2025. Chancellor Rachel Reeves welcomes growth amid calls for further interest rate cuts to ease the cost of living. Read the full analysis.
UK Economy Grows 0.3% in November
The UK economy expanded by 0.3% in November, exceeding expectations. Revised data also shows growth in September. Get the latest GDP analysis.
Rathbones Outflows Continue, Brooks Macdonald Turns Positive
Rathbones reports £1.2bn in net outflows for Q1 2024, while Brooks Macdonald sees its first positive quarter in years. Explore the contrasting fortunes in UK wealth management.
UK economy sees modest 0.1% growth after JLR cyberattack
The UK economy grew 0.1% in the three months to November 2025, led by services, but construction shrank. The impact of the historic Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack has largely recovered. Read the full analysis.
Status Audio Pro X Earbuds Review: Design & Sound
Our review of the Status Audio Pro X earbuds. Striking design meets serious triple-driver audiophile sound, ANC, and a premium price tag of £269. Discover if they're worth it.
UK economy grew 0.3% in November, beating forecasts
The UK economy grew more than expected in November 2025, official ONS data shows, but growth remains low. Explore the figures and the pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Boeing knew of faulty part before deadly UPS crash
A new NTSB report states Boeing was aware a critical engine part had failed multiple times before a UPS cargo plane crash killed 15. Read the full investigation details.
Diageo's Rare Whisky Casks: For Drinking, Not Investment
Diageo's exclusive Casks of Distinction programme offers 12 unique casks annually for true connoisseurs to own and bottle. Discover the 2025 stars, including Mortlach 1984 and Glenlossie 1994.
In Defence of High CEO Pay: The Pressure at the Top
As 'Fat Cat Day' sparks annual debate, a defence argues top CEO remuneration reflects immense pressure and accountability. Discover why attracting the right leader can't be done on the cheap.
Galvin La Chapelle launches award-winning menu
Galvin La Chapelle in Spitalfields unveils a special five-course 'Toast & Taste' menu to celebrate its City AM Restaurant of the Year award. The menu runs until 24 February.
Legal battles surge as insurers fight for niche talent
London's insurance sector is seeing a wave of High Court lawsuits as firms sue rivals over 'team poaching' in a fierce battle for specialised talent. Discover the key cases and legal strategies.
London's £90 Michelin-Starred Breakfast Tasting Menu
The Four Seasons' Pavyllon launches London's first Michelin-starred breakfast tasting menu. We review the five-course, £90 per person morning extravaganza. Is it worth the splurge?
Pub superfan banned from world's largest Wetherspoon's
A journalist's love affair with the Royal Victoria Pavilion Wetherspoon's in Ramsgate ended abruptly with a Covid-era ban. Discover the story of the pub that changed her and the barman's final word.
Adam Tooze: The Historian Decoding Our Unprecedented Era
From financial crashes to climate crises, historian Adam Tooze has become the essential guide to our radical new reality. Discover his analysis of Trump, Biden, and the rise of China.
Musk's Grok AI backtracks on sexualised image generation
Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok reversed its policy to generate sexualised images after a swift public outcry. Explore the details of the controversy and its implications for AI ethics.
Labour policies blamed for London flat sales slump
New research reveals 90% of loss-making London property sales in 2025 were flats. Experts blame Stamp Duty changes and landlord reforms for a market glut. Discover the impact on first-time buyers.
Khan: AI a 'Weapon of Mass Destruction of Jobs'
London Mayor Sadiq Khan warns AI could trigger mass unemployment without urgent action. He announces free AI skills training and a new taskforce to safeguard the capital's economy.
ISS crew in medical evacuation, first for Nasa
Four astronauts have undocked from the International Space Station in Nasa's first-ever medical evacuation. The crew is stable and heading for a splashdown off California.
Is the PS5 Pro Worth It? Readers Debate in Latest Inbox
Gamers question the PS5 Pro's value, lament the fall of Halo and Gears of War, and dissect the disastrous Code Violet. Join the discussion by emailing gamecentral@metro.co.uk.
City Banks Under Scrutiny Over AI Ambitions
Major UK lenders must convince investors of their AI strategy as earnings season nears. We examine the tech push, job risks, and whether banks or AI stocks are the better bet.
Airships: London's Weirdest Potential 2026 IPO
Hybrid Air Vehicles plans a London IPO, betting on a $2bn airship revival. We explore this and Trump's credit card rate cap. Read the full analysis.
London's Hotel Cafe Royal Faces HMRC Winding-Up Petition
Historic five-star Hotel Cafe Royal faces a winding-up petition from HMRC over unpaid tax debts. The luxury venue, frequented by celebrities, reported a £1.5m loss in 2024. Read the full story.
Abdul's Lebanese Restaurant Closes After 60 Years in Sydney
Sydney's beloved Abdul's Lebanese restaurant has shut its doors, leaving generations of locals bereft. We explore the legacy of this family-run institution and its famous kebabs.
Why users remain on X (Twitter) in 2026
Despite ongoing controversies, X, formerly Twitter, retains a core user base in 2026. We explore the complex reasons behind this digital loyalty. Read the full analysis.
X blocks Grok AI from undressing images of real people
Elon Musk's X has blocked its Grok AI tool from editing images of real people into revealing clothing. The move follows condemnation from UK ministers and a US probe. Read the full story.
Hedge Funds Seek Macro Experts as Fed Feud and Geopolitics Roil Markets
Leading hedge funds are aggressively recruiting macro specialists to navigate volatile markets shaped by Federal Reserve policy disputes and rising geopolitical risks. Discover the key hiring trends.
Former Alantra team launches tech-focused M&A boutique
A team of seasoned dealmakers from Alantra have launched a new, independent M&A advisory firm, Khepri Advisory, focusing on the UK and European technology sector. Discover their strategy.
JPMorgan's DIY Investment Platform Set for Q2 Launch
JPMorgan Personal Investing is preparing to launch its new DIY investment platform in Q2 2024, following the rebranding of its Nutmeg acquisition. Discover the bank's strategy to capture the UK's self-directed investor market.
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