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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.
- RELX applies to have 65,000 shares admitted under executive scheme +0.2
RELX applied for admission of 65,000 new shares under an executive ownership scheme. - Pearson director Annette Thomas leaves Schroders board −1.2
Thomas steps down following the Pantheon acquisition. - Kenyan court refuses request to pause ruling on Safaricom stake −1.2
A Kenyan court rejected a bid to suspend a ruling nullifying the Safaricom stake sale; Vodacom keeps control pending appeal. - HSBC sets 27 October results date +0.6
Reports note HSBC's third-quarter results are due on 27 October. - SSE reaffirms earnings guidance +4.9
SSE confirmed its earnings guidance again, with its shares 14.05 percent beneath their high. - Vodafone Spain tests 10 Gbps fibre +5.3
Vodafone Spain is trialling a 10 Gbps home service across 282 localities. - Prudential prices CNY 1bn subordinated notes due 2036 +1.9
Prudential priced 1 billion yuan bonds. - British Airways commits to backing the NANTA training institute +2.9
Outlets report British Airways pledged support for the NANTA training institute and deepened ties with NANTA. - BT accelerates its full-fibre rollout through Openreach +6.9
Pieces discuss BT's fibre push and dividend. - Unilever launches Knorr range and beauty science content +3.3
Unilever promotes a new Knorr air fryer range and beauty science conversations. - Young Aer Lingus pilot dies −2.9
Tributes were paid to a young pilot with Aer Lingus who came from Co Tipperary. - BP $8bn debt reduction and asset sales plan +9.7
Reports on debt cut, refining margins, asset sales. - AstraZeneca and insitro agree AI-based drug discovery collaboration +5.7
Many outlets report a collaboration between AstraZeneca and insitro, valued at as much as about $1.5bn, aimed at targets in MASH and cardiomyopathy. - BA Gatwick–Faro flight turns back over cracked window −4.6
BA2660 declared an emergency and returned to Gatwick over a cracked window. - Richemont and Signet hold talks on joining De Beers consortium +5.0
Multiple outlets report that Richemont and Signet are discussing a place in a consortium that is bidding for De Beers. - NatWest prices $1bn of senior notes with 5.908% rate, due 2032 +1.7
NatWest set a 5.908% rate on $1bn of callable senior notes that mature in 2032. - Citi sets $45 target and Sell rating for Pershing Square after downgrade −8.0
Several outlets report that Citi lowered its Pershing Square rating to Sell because of valuation concerns, while shares gapped down. - BP shares hit 52-week high +7.6
BP stock rose about 3.9% on 13 October to a 52-week high, with a raised price target. - British Gas cautions 34,000 households about possible heating problems −2.1
Outlets report British Gas warned 34,000 households of possible boiler breakdowns. - Severn Trent unit must pay £280,000 over sewage failures −8.2
Outlets report Ofwat found a Severn Trent unit in breach of its wastewater obligations, and that it must pay £280,000.
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