2024-08-17
Financial Times Front Page 17th of August 2024
Revolut has secured a $45bn valuation following a share sale by employees, making it the UK’s most valuable start-up and enhancing its stance as Europe’s leading fintech company.
Revolut has secured a $45bn valuation following a share sale by employees, making it the UK’s most valuable start-up and enhancing its stance as Europe’s leading fintech company.
Doctors are warning the Labour Party that the chaos surrounding GP appointments will persist without additional funding, causing patients to experience delays of over a week for consultations.
The i reports that a new mpox variant has emerged in Europe, leading British health officials to prepare for potential cases.
The Daily Mirror reports on the five arrests linked to the drug overdose death of Friends star Matthew Perry.
The Daily Express reports that Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been advised against raising taxes due to recent economic growth.
The Times reveals that the shadow transport secretary has accused government ministers of “prioritising unions over pensioners.
The Guardian reports that Thursday’s record A-level results have underscored the widening regional disparities in student performance.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faced criticism after recent claims about the state of the UK economy, despite new figures showing the UK as the fastest-growing economy in the G7 with 1.3% expansion since the start of the year and falling unemployment.
The owner’s encounter with a haunted doll in Rotherham left them covered in scratches following an unprovoked late-night attack.
General Practitioners are requesting an 11 per cent funding increase following a recent cash boost for senior doctors and an agreement to end rail strikes.