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Every story and headline we have analysed, 30 September 2026 to 26 October 2026. Nothing is removed: older coverage stays searchable.
How to read a score. Each score rates how good or bad the news was for the company, from −10 (clearly bad) to +10 (clearly good). 0 is neutral, and anything beyond ±6 is strong and rare. It rates the coverage, not the share price.
- HUTCHMED licensing deal with GSK closes +5.8
HUTCHMED closed its exclusive licence deal with GSK for a KRAS-EGFR antibody conjugate. - Imperial Brands rating lowered to Hold by Jefferies on German tax increases −7.7
Jefferies cut Imperial Brands to Hold and its target to £27 from £35 over German tobacco tax rises. - Pearson nine-month trading update confirms guidance +5.0
Reports say Pearson backed annual guidance, posted faster Q3 growth, and takes a £50m charge to reshape into four units. - Standard Chartered Nairobi Marathon won by Kiptum and Kandie +1.3
Outlets report Abraham Kiptum won the men's race and prize money was awarded. - Imfinzi and Imdelltra cut risk of dying by 58% in lung cancer of the small-cell type +10.0
In the Phase III DeLLphi-305 trial, patients given Imfinzi alongside Imdelltra as initial treatment for extensive-stage lung cancer of the small-cell type had a 58% lower risk of death. - BAE Systems to supply Sweden with four 57Mk3 Bofors naval guns +8.1
BAE Systems received a Swedish order covering four 57mm Bofors naval guns plus ammunition. - BA raises loyalty status spend requirements −4.0
Outlets report British Airways has raised tier point and spend requirements for gold and silver status and cut bonus points. - IHG signs agreement for Raipur Holiday Inn with 156 keys +5.8
Several outlets report that IHG has signed a 156-key hotel under the Holiday Inn brand in Raipur, in Chhattisgarh. - Imfinzi plus enfortumab vedotin cuts recurrence and death risk in bladder cancer +8.0
Perioperative Imfinzi combined with enfortumab vedotin gave a 49% lower risk of recurrence and a 42% lower risk of death for patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer. - British Airways flies to Sri Lanka again after an 11-year gap +6.9
British Airways' inaugural service from Gatwick has arrived in Colombo, and it has teamed up with Hoppers London on inflight dining. - BA 777 has near miss with object near Heathrow −4.8
Outlets report that a British Airways 777 narrowly avoided an object, likened to four toasters in size, after taking off from Heathrow. - Rio Tinto agrees farm-in at LCL's Liamu project +5.7
Outlets report Rio agreed a farm-in for up to 80% of Liamu. - Anglo American De Beers sale talks draw more bidders +0.9
Reports say more players, including luxury retailers, are considering bids for De Beers as Anglo weighs a sale. - Holiday Inn Resort marks IHG's first hotel in Luang Prabang +6.9
IHG announced its first hotel in Luang Prabang, a Holiday Inn Resort due to open in 2027. - Marks & Spencer news coverage +5.1
Headlines report new M&S food outlets and Foodhall plans, including Applegreen Hillsborough and Christchurch Retail Park. - BA and Iberia return to Israel as airlines expand flights +6.1
BA has finished installing Starlink Wi-Fi on every A350 in its fleet. - British Land pauses next phase of Canada Water project −6.5
Outlets report British Land paused the next phase of its Canada Water development amid higher costs. - Tagrisso with savolitinib gives better outcomes for lung cancer driven by MET +8.5
Outlets report SAFFRON results and plans for FDA approval. - IG Group reaffirms guidance as Q3 revenue falls 14% −1.4
Headlines report Q3 revenue of £240.5m, down 14%, with guidance unchanged and shares falling. - RBC cuts Glencore target, sees copper output at low end of guidance −5.1
RBC forecasts that Glencore will land at the lower limit of its FY26 copper guidance, and it lowered its target price to 650p.
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