UK Banks Axe 74 Branches in Six Weeks
Major UK banks are accelerating branch closures, shutting down 74 locations across England, Scotland, and Wales in a devastating six-week blow to local communities and the elderly.
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Prince Harry's Invictus Games suffers major sponsor blow
The Duke of Sussex's Invictus Games faces a significant setback as a major corporate backer, believed to be banking giant HSBC, pulls its funding, raising questions about the event's future.
Daniel Levy's Tottenham: A 24-Year Reign Under the Microscope
An in-depth analysis of Daniel Levy's transformative but divisive 24-year tenure as Tottenham chairman, from the new stadium to the elusive trophy cabinet.
Daniel Levy's Spurs Legacy: The Loyal Custodian
An in-depth analysis of Daniel Levy's controversial but ultimately successful tenure as Tottenham chairman, exploring how his shrewd business acumen secured the club's long-term future.
Duke of Kent retires as Wimbledon President after 50 years
The Duke of Kent has announced his retirement as President of the All England Lawn Tennis Club, ending a historic 50-year tenure that defined the Wimbledon Championships.
Daniel Levy's Tottenham Exit: End of 23-Year Era
Exclusive analysis on Daniel Levy's potential departure as Tottenham chairman after 23 transformative years. What's next for Spurs?
Expert Slams Daniel Levy's 'Staggering' £6m Tottenham Salary
A leading football finance expert has launched a scathing critique of Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy, questioning his multi-million pound salary and the club's lack of silverware despite massive commercial growth.
Daniel Levy's Tottenham: The Premier League's Managerial Merry-Go-Round
An in-depth look at Daniel Levy's controversial chairman tenure at Tottenham Hotspur, examining his ruthless approach to hiring and firing managers from George Graham to Tim Sherwood.
Daniel Levy's Tottenham Legacy: Triumph & Tribulation
An in-depth analysis of Daniel Levy's transformative but divisive 25-year tenure as Tottenham chairman, exploring the stadium, the trophies, and the fan sentiment as he prepares to step down.
Daniel Levy's Tottenham Absence: The Inside Story
Exclusive insight reveals why Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy was notably absent from the club's recent match, with sources pointing to high-stakes transfer dealings and strategic planning.
Daniel Levy Steps Down as Tottenham Chairman
Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy has resigned with immediate effect, ending his 24-year reign. The club announces a major leadership overhaul as it searches for a new era of success.
Daniel Levy considering Tottenham exit after 23 years
Exclusive: Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy is reportedly considering stepping down after more than two decades in charge, sparking a potential power shift at the North London club.
Major Lenders Slash UK Mortgage Rates to 7-Month Low
In a major boost for the UK housing market, leading lenders including Halifax and HSBC have cut mortgage rates to their lowest point since last summer, offering new hope for first-time buyers struggling to get on the property ladder.
HSBC ordered to repay £50k after pensioner scam failure
A retired NHS nurse from London lost her entire life savings in an authorised push payment scam. The Financial Ombudsman Service has now ruled HSBC must refund Katrina Harrison £50,000 after the bank's security systems failed to prevent the fraud.
HSBC and First Direct Hit Major Online Banking Outage
Thousands of HSBC and First Direct customers across the UK were unable to access their online and mobile banking services due to a significant technical outage, with the bank issuing an apology and working to resolve the 'ERR03' error.
HSBC Banking App Crashes, Locking Out Thousands of UK Users
Thousands of HSBC UK customers were left unable to access their money as the banking giant's app and online services suffered a major crash. Frustrated users took to social media to report issues with logins, transactions, and balance checks.
Former Chesterfield FC Chairman Phil Kirk Dies
The football world is united in grief following the sudden death of former Chesterfield FC chairman Phil Kirk, a man hailed as a 'true gentleman' and a saviour of the club.
Morecambe appoint first British South Asian Sikh EFL chairman
Morecambe Football Club enters a new era as Sarbjot Johal becomes the first British South Asian Sikh chairman in the English Football League, marking a historic moment for diversity in the sport.
Ex-Tesco boss becomes John Lewis chairman
The John Lewis Partnership has named former Tesco executive Jason Tarry as its new chairman, marking a strategic shift as the retail giant navigates a tough market.
Swindon chairman registers as emergency goalkeeper
Swindon Town's chairman takes drastic action as injuries leave the club without a fit goalkeeper ahead of their crucial League Two clash.
Barclays, HSBC Exit Net Zero Banking Alliance
Two of the UK's largest banks, Barclays and HSBC, have exited the Net Zero Banking Alliance, raising concerns about the future of sustainable finance commitments.
UK Banks Sever Ties with Trump After Capitol Unrest
Barclays, HSBC, and other leading UK banks have severed financial ties with Donald Trump in the wake of the US Capitol unrest. Discover the implications for Trump’s business empire.
Nationwide slashes savings rates
Nationwide has reduced interest rates on several savings accounts, leaving customers with lower returns. Experts weigh in on the impact and alternatives.
HSBC: Bank tax hike risks UK growth
HSBC's CEO cautions that Labour's proposed increase in bank taxes could harm the UK's economic growth, sparking debate over fiscal policy.
HSBC to cut hundreds of jobs in Canada
HSBC reveals plans to slash hundreds of jobs in Canada as part of a broader cost-cutting strategy, raising concerns over its long-term commitment to the market.
HSBC Canada CEO resigns amid strategic changes
HSBC Canada's CEO Dave Clark steps down as the bank navigates strategic changes and economic turbulence in Argentina, with leadership passing to Linda Seymour.
HSBC fined £6.2m over deposit protection failures
HSBC has been hit with a £6.2 million fine by the Financial Conduct Authority for failing to protect customer deposits adequately. The bank's errors affected over 99% of eligible accounts.
BBC Chairman Under Fire Over Torode's 'Unbearable' Claims
Former MasterChef star John Torode reveals shocking claims about BBC's internal struggles, alleging pressure from 'powerful individuals' made his position untenable.
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