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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.
- BT and UK telecom shares face copper switch-off −1.0
Reports warn of the landline switch-off and list new postcodes affected. - IHG widens Vignette Collection footprint in Greater China +8.9
IHG added seven Vignette Collection hotels across Greater China. - British Airways plane goes back to Gatwick as power bank ignites −5.4
Outlets report a British Airways flight returned to Gatwick after a power bank or phone charger fire on board. - Vodafone questions SpaceX mobile push in Europe −0.9
Vodafone said SpaceX's mobile move is not replicable in Europe; Starlink compared in rural UK. - HSBC India puts Rs 200 crore into a financial literacy programme +5.1
Outlets report HSBC committed Rs 200 crore to financial literacy in India. - M&S responds to rumours about Scarborough site closure −2.1
M&S responded to rumours about the closure of its Scarborough site. - Picard to enter Sainsbury's stores +5.4
Picard is due to arrive in over 150 Sainsbury's branches on 26 October. - Tesco ANPR car park cameras −1.7
Reports covered planned ANPR cameras and a covered-up sign at Tesco car parks. - Aer Lingus disciplinary papers and safety complaint at WRC −5.8
The Irish Times reports a further wording mistake, the third, in Aer Lingus disciplinary documents, and the general counsel rejecting claims that a safety complaint was whitewashed. - British Airways prohibits Meta AI glasses on its flights −1.0
Outlets report that British Airways has barred passengers from making use of Meta AI glasses aboard its aircraft. - Intertek strategic review and dividend commentary +2.7
Pieces cover Intertek's dividends paid and a cash flow valuation. - Belgium to lose up to 1,217 GSK jobs under restructuring plan −3.4
Several news outlets say GSK intends to eliminate as many as 1,217 positions in Belgium under a restructuring. - Brokers cut Antofagasta targets after softer Q3 −2.6
Reports say Antofagasta's third-quarter copper production rose 7% and 2026 guidance was kept, but the 2027 guidance drew a negative reaction and the shares dropped. - Metlen joins Thales on Greek defence space communications +7.3
Metlen has formed a consortium with Thales units to pursue Greece's defence satellite communications programme. - Botswana close to agreement over De Beers holding +3.5
Reports say Botswana is close to an agreement for roughly 25% of De Beers, while Anglo American's sale progresses. - Analysts update AstraZeneca ratings and targets +7.1
Citi raised its target and Deutsche Bank reiterated Neutral, with other pieces noting bullish targets amid oncology deals. - AstraZeneca India and NIPER Raebareli collaborate on 25 trial locations beyond metros +5.7
AstraZeneca India and NIPER Raebareli have teamed up to build clinical research capacity in 25 emerging areas. - Technology firms interested in mining stakes, Anglo American's chief says +6.5
Reports say Anglo American's chief told the FT that large technology companies are keen to take stakes in miners to secure metal supplies. - Bank stocks slip following report of a bank tax rise in the budget −4.2
Reports say Lloyds and NatWest shares fell on reports of a possible bank tax rise in the 28 October budget. - Shares in banks drop after report of higher bank taxes in budget −4.7
Lloyds and NatWest led FTSE 100 fallers on reports the Chancellor is considering a bank tax rise of up to £2bn.
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