It’s still politics that rules our privatised companies

Thatcherism doesn’t just dominate the Conservative leadership struggle. It is at the heart of some of the highest profile battles of British business this summer too. At Centrica, which on Thursday reinstated its shareholder payout despite a stink over high energy bills for consumers. At BT, where workers strike on …

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The return of the nasty party

It seems a long time ago now that the Tory government claimed to be the voice of the working class. Now, with Brexit ‘done’ and the Levelling Up agenda forgotten, the good old nasty party seems to be back on track, happily alienating millions of voters with each new mad-cap …

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Skyports explores viability of flying taxi network in Malaysia

Drone infrastructure company Skyports has partnered with airline operator AirAsia to investigate the potential for a flying taxi network in Malaysia. The British company is assessing potential sites to build vertiports, a landing pad used by electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. A spokesperson for Skyports told UKTN that its …

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