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Goldman Sachs and HSBC are among those making the move as Covid restrictions are eased
Relaxation of rules risks prompting ‘another surge’ in Omicron cases in offices and schools, say medical experts
Regulator to set ‘tough’ standards that could result in funding cuts for institutions
Plan B measures such as mask wearing and vaccine passports for large venues will not be renewed after January 26
Brussels to begin consultation on ways of making bloc an attractive destination for clearing
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Surge in young patients in England, France and US but the vast majority have mild symptoms
Brexit’s final impact on the City will depend partly on Brussels’ determination to reduce dependence on the UK
Sadiq Khan prepares radical options on expanding ultra-low emission zone and charging drivers in capital
Urgent government response needed to Bellamy review of lawyers’ salaries, says chair of Criminal Bar Association
Business group says ‘only a trickle’ of government support has been paid
Activists lobby NBIM over $1.4tn wealth fund’s investments in manufacturers and developers linked to 2017 disaster
Only fragments remain of the miles of ancient oak woodlands that once stretched across the capital’s south
Luxury group’s chief says there is appeal for orders of its hampers
Ride-hailing gets more expensive as apps contend with stiffer rules and a shortage of drivers
Search giant to buy Central St Giles development in addition to spending another $1bn on King’s Cross headquarters
Guidance change follows pressure from business and health service over impact of staff absences
The investment reflects a wider influx of VC money into the global tech sector
Claudia Roden, Kean Etro and Tracee Ellis Ross reveal the food, drinks and condiments they cannot live without
Schools and colleges say demand for back-up staff to cover absences outstripping supply
Michael Gove is right to insist that property builders have responsibility
Listening to the concerns of people at the top can inform the debate over how to improve jobs at the bottom
Suppression of civil unrest renews disquiet over UK’s financial links with mineral-rich nation
Data suggest health service unlikely to be overwhelmed by the spread of Omicron
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