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Cameras attached to the uniforms of law enforcers on duty will be monitoring the surroundings and the crimes captured by the camera can be used as digital evidence before the court.

CEO Simon Champion says the venue should attract City workers “looking for something different”

City comment: Most rate-setters don’t have mortgages. How hard it is to pay one might be passing them by.

London is surging back. Anyone who has been to the West End can see the city is crowded again. If you feared Covid would do for London, think again: bars, restaurants, theatres are enjoying a roaring trade. The Tube and buses are packed, cycle lanes busy. Cabs, too. One cab…

The Office for National Statistics published May’s inflation figures this morning, confounding experts in the City again as inflation remained stuck at 8.7%. Core inflation, which hit a 30-year high in April, rose even higher to 7.1%.

City Voices: Was WE Soda’s failed listing really a ‘blow to the City’?

The 120p per share offer from Canada’s AAG comes after a moribund year for M&A

Corporation of the City of London wants to bring in ‘experience seeker’ visitors from home and abroad

From Southern Utah Drag Stars v. City of St. George, decided Friday by Judge David Nuffer (D. Utah.); seems generally correct to me: Public spaces are public spaces. Public spaces are not private spaces. Public spaces are not majority spaces. The First Amendment of the United States Constitution ensures that…

Mr Birkett was one of three people struck by a van in the city centre rampage earlier this week

City Comment: “Early signs” and “starting to ease” do not smack of a huge breakthrough