UK biotech says stock market is no longer the right home’

AN OXFORD-based biotech company today became the latest firm to quit the London Stock Exchange after complaining that the undervaluation of its shares \"compromises\" its ability to deliver treatments for \"people living with debilitating conditions\".

WEST HAM'S BIG SUMMER REVAMP FOR LOPETEGUI

CLUB TO BACK SPANIARD WITH UP TO SIX SIGNINGS AS PART OF NEW EUROPEAN-STYLE TRANSFER APPROACH

Wharton ready to sparkle as England's missing gem

Midfielder looks like perfect fit alongside Rice and Bellingham

Composed Lopetegul always has his eyes on the future

High-profile dumpings hurt but boss will want to prove a point

Wetherspoon’s Martin hails lively pub sales

THE Great British Pub is back, says no less an authority than the founder and chairman of JD Wetherspoon.

Boohoo losses hit £160m as China rivals go cheaper

STRUGGLING fast fashion firm Boohoo left the City in doubt about its recovery plan this morning as losses ballooned to £160 million and sales slid by double digits across all of its regions.

Can Julie's find its groove again?

Mick Jagger was a regular and Tina Turner danced on the tables... Will the new owners get the magic back, asks Josh Barrie

When even the brutal humiliations become routine, you know it's time up for Ten Hag

ASTRIKING aspect of Manchester United’s 4-0 defeat to Crystal Palace on Monday was just how little the scoreline registered — at least for me, anyway.

Battersea Park shows what London does best and it's why I love living in this city

THIS I’m not being funny but… how incredible are London’s parks? I am particularly proud of Battersea Park. As someone that was born just over the bridge in Pimlico, then grew up in Battersea, I’ve been hanging out in the area all my life, and it’s been a big part of it.

Lurid testimony is exposing Trump in more ways than one

STORMY Daniels had her day in court in New York yesterday and how you feel about her performance depends, like so much else, on how you feel about Donald Trump.

Why Hollywood's finest are heading to Brick Lane

It’s been described as Hay Festival meets Glastonbury and now it’s coming to the East End. Robert Dex on how South by Southwest will boost London’s standing at the heart of tech and culture

Talented chef held captive by menu cut off in mid flow

THE word, I suppose, is perplexed. Or perhaps it’s baffled. Or maybe it ’s just “why?” Turns of phrase are usually a strong suit but in its way, July has left me speechless. Or at least indecisive.

Children's food allergy treatment breakthrough 'nothing less than a miracle'

DOCTORS today hailed a potentially “life-transforming” breakthrough in allergy treatment after early trial results showed that eating small amounts of trigger foods could build up immunity in children.

Garrick victory for women 'is a win on the long road to gender equality'

THE Garrick Club’s decision to allow female members for the first time in its 193-year history has been hailed as one of the “small battles” on the road to gender equality by a leading feminist campaigner.

Chaos at airports after electronic gates fail

Fury as passengers trapped in queues for hours are forced to sleep on the floor

600 more London skyscrapers to transform city skyline

LONDON is on course to become a “Manhattan-on-Thames” with almost 600 more planned skyscrapers set to fill gaps in its already crowded skyline, according to a new report.

Royal rift as wide as ever 'with issues of trust that still need to be addressed'

THE rift between the King and Prince Harry appeared as wide as ever today as they failed to meet in London and a senior insider stated that there were still “issues of trust”.

No rest for Bromley as club starts preparing for life in League Two

THE dust has barely settled from the most famous day in Bromley's history, but the club is already preparing for life in League Two.

TIME'S UP AGAIN... BUT MOYES WILL LEAVE CLUB IN A FAR BETTER PLACE

IF THE measure of a managerial job well done lies in leaving a club in a better place than it was found, then at West Ham David Moyes has pulled it off - twice.

LOPETEGUI AGREES TO TAKE OVER AT HAMMERS

FORMER SPAIN BOSS TO REPLACE MOYES IN SUMMER |  CLUB IN TALKS FOR BRAZILIAN WONDERKID WESLEY

While Cristian soldiers on bravely, many team-mates face an uncertain summer

ANGE POSTECOGLOU has insisted for months that he knows exactly what is needed to transform his Tottenham squad, but he will surely have learnt something new about his players during a miserable week.

Hard to see Olise in United rebuild after his demolition job

ALREADY on the score-sheet as Crystal Palace led 2-0 before the break, Michael Olise was toying with Manchester United.

Carmoola boss wants app to be 'everything' for motorists

AIDAN RUSHBY is an archetypal entrepreneur. \"My mind is restless, I scribble down 20 or more business ideas spontaneously each week,\" he says.

BP costs pledge after profits fall

BP today pledged to cut costs as first quarter profits at the UK's second-biggest energy major fell further than City experts expected.

Flats 'closing growth gap with houses'

BRITAIN'S biggest mortgage lender today said flats are back in fashion as first time buyers target smaller properties due to high mortgage costs.

I love using my phone at the dinner table and only a fool would try to ban them

I WAS five glasses deep into the new Beaujolais in The Royal Oak pub on Columbia Road in Shoreditch when I lost the game. It was 2014 and I reached for my phone stacked on top of the others, jenga'd precariously in the middle of the table.

I have warped my attention span for our modern world, but now I'm regretting it

TWO-AND-A-HALF seconds. That's how long I'd have to hold your attention, were this a film and not a some what contorted start to a column about something else entirely.

A tailoring academy on Savile Row would suit it

THE police station at 27 Savile Row is not, perhaps, a thing of beauty, but it has a certain bleak integrity in its Forties way.

I have no more dreams of Michelin stars now

In January, Michel Roux Jr closed the legendary Le Gavroche forever. He tells Josh Barrie the real reason he shut the family business, and reveals what's next

I won't stand by and let Jewish students suffer here, warns minister

EDUCATION Secretary Gillian Keegan has warned that she will not \"stand by as Jewish students suffer\" amid a series of pro-Palestine protests at British universities.