Jonathan Prynn has been Business Editor of Evening Standard, responsible for all City and finance news. Previously he was Consumer Editor and has also worked at The Times and the Sunday Telegraph
Jonathan Prynn has been Business Editor of Evening Standard, responsible for all City and finance news. Previously he was Consumer Editor and has also worked at The Times and the Sunday Telegraph

Slog, setbacks and £70 million — how a crumbling theatre became an epic London success story. Jonathan Prynn meets its visionary owner
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Carnaby Street reached its rock and roll zenith in the Sixties when fashion boutiques such as Lady Jane, Lord John and The Mod Male drew A-listers such as The Rolling Stones

Consumers will see prices rise due to turmoil in the Middle East – but by how much?

The cost of oil topped $100 a barrel, FTSE 100 fell, mortgage rates are rising and there are fears over jumps in energy bills and petrol prices

The volatile state of the economy and global geopolitics is the number one sleep depriver

Far from being killed off by the pandemic, the office is back — so much so that the City is running out of space...

Stock markets set to open lower again after further sharp rise in oil price

Moves by HSBC and Coventry Building Society are likely to be followed by other big players

Any spike in interest rates as a result of the war in Iran feeding through to inflation would be “upsetting” for buyers said CEO

Shares fell in early trading in the City after chain said it was “mindful” of the impact from the conflict in Iran

Gas prices have almost doubled since the start of the attacks on Iran

Qatar produces a fifth of the world’s LNG and is the biggest supplier to Asia

The cost of oil spiralled on global markets amid the crisis in the Middle East

It’s 20 years since King’s Cross began its incredible reinvention — but it isn’t resting on its laurels

Watchdog is probing whether hoteliers broke competition law by sharing sensitive market data

Current performance of the company created by Sir Martin Sorrell described as “disappointing”

Government must act to stop key projects getting stuck on the drawing board

Former chair Dam Sharon White launched the surprise diversification in 2020

Total passenger numbers passing through Heathrow rose 0.7% to an all time high of 84.5 million

For the average household paying by direct debit the overall bill will be £1,641 per year from April.

The total has only ever reached 300 million once before in 2019, before plummeting during the pandemic