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Every story and headline we have analysed, 30 September 2026 to 27 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.
- Informa to pay £2.24bn for Clarion Events and raise £940m +5.5
Publications say Informa has agreed a £2.24bn purchase of Clarion Events from Blackstone, part-financed by raising £940m in equity, and that its shares went up. - Whitbread publishes interim results −1.0
Headlines report Whitbread's half-year profit fell amid rising costs despite more rooms sold, with an interim dividend declared and earnings call coverage. - Unite suspends Cameronbridge strikes at Diageo −2.4
Strike action at Cameronbridge is suspended as mediation talks begin. - Anglo American says Brazilian nickel mines may shut if EU rejects MMG deal −3.8
Anglo warned of Brazil nickel closures if the EU vetoes the MMG deal, and MMG challenged the EU's case. - British Land releases its second-quarter trading update +8.7
Outlets report 12% first-half rental income growth, unchanged guidance and shares rising in the first update under the new CEO. - Landsec pays £95m for additional 10% share of Bluewater +5.6
Outlets report that Landsec paid £95m for a further 10% of the Bluewater shopping centre, taking its holding to 74%, with CMS acting as adviser. - NatWest Markets confirms withdrawal from overseas markets −3.8
Outlets report that NatWest is ceasing to deal in sovereign bonds from the US and Europe, and cutting trader jobs. - Tesco Clubcard expands where points can be earned +5.9
Tesco is widening Clubcard point earning to over 500 retail brands. - Smith+Nephew brings Cartiheal Agili-C cartilage implant to Europe +7.2
Smith+Nephew has begun selling its Cartiheal Agili-C implant for cartilage repair in Europe and will present it at the ICRS Summit. - Metlen and Karatzis open Greek battery storage facility +7.2
A battery of 330 MW and 790 MWh capacity was inaugurated in Greece by Metlen and Karatzis. - Admiral starts £45m programme to repurchase its shares +5.7
Admiral announced a share buyback of up to £45m starting shortly. - Gatwick delays and cancellations affect easyJet flights −5.2
Local reports list delays and cancellations at Gatwick on 4 and 5 October, with easyJet flights affected. - Asda and Sainsbury's recall products over health risk −5.4
Several outlets report Asda and Sainsbury's recalling snack and cereal bars with a 'do not eat' warning. - United Utilities statement on £13m penalty −6.1
Outlets report that water companies are due to repay customers around £240m by 2030 over weak performance. - Dettol Banega Swasth India holds final episode of its twelfth season +4.3
NDTV covers the season 13 launch, a national health pledge and teachers' awards. - NatWest September Growth Tracker +1.7
NatWest tracker reports South West firms growing despite costs and London hiring returning. - Next increases its profit guidance +10.0
AD HOC NEWS reports Next shares at EUR 173.18 following an increase in profit guidance. - JD Sports sales and profits fall −6.8
JD Sports attributed falling sales and profits to the cost-of-living squeeze on young people. - Compass raised profit outlook and dividend growth +7.9
Pieces discuss the profit upgrade, dividend and valuation. - LondonMetric completes Picton takeover +5.0
One article examines the benefits to LondonMetric of finalising the Picton carve-up.
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