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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.
- NSW approves Glencore and Yancoal extension of Hunter Valley coal mining +8.0
New South Wales has cleared the continuation of coal mining in the Hunter Valley until 2045. - Shell signs off on doubling LNG Canada's export capability +8.6
Shell-led LNG Canada approved Phase 2, doubling capacity to 28 mtpa. - Swansea M&S store set to shut +3.9
New West Cumbria food hall means closure of the Workington town centre shop. - Madagascan villagers take Rio Tinto to court, alleging mine pollution −8.8
Over 6,500 people living in Madagascar have brought a lawsuit against Rio Tinto, alleging pollution from a mine. - Centrica signs 20-year LNG supply agreement with Ksi Lisims +8.9
Centrica and Ksi Lisims LNG signed a heads of agreement for 1 mtpa of long-term LNG supply. - Tesco brings in paid leave for people experiencing domestic abuse +6.7
Tesco is the first among UK supermarkets to guarantee paid leave to colleagues facing domestic abuse. - Aviva responds to Ofcom online advertising consultation on ghost broking +0.9
Aviva responded to Ofcom's advertising reforms, calling for stronger rules and reporting an eightfold rise in ghost broking takedowns. - UK bank heads called to pre-Budget summit by Healey −4.7
Healey warned banks of a challenging fiscal picture without giving tax details. - Smith & Nephew's 5.150% 2027 notes are being delisted from NYSE +0.5
Smith & Nephew announced it will fully redeem its notes on 5 October. - Berenberg initiates Vodafone coverage with buy rating +8.8
Berenberg started coverage with a buy rating, citing cash flow gains and German consolidation. - UK picks six banks including NatWest for digital gilt issuance +5.5
The UK named six lead managers, including NatWest, for its first digitally native gilt, with issuance expected by early 2027. - Golden Goose recruits Burberry's digital head +1.4
Dafydd Moore leaves Superdry to become Burberry's Vice President Business Technology. - Rio Tinto concludes handing the Argyle Pink Diamonds name to Boodles +2.2
Rio Tinto has wrapped up moving the Argyle pink diamonds label across to Boodles. - Kingfisher rally on stronger profit outlook +6.6
Kingfisher rose this week and outperformed the market. - Morningstar raises Imperial Brands fair value +2.6
Seeking Alpha pieces discuss Imperial's valuation and entry point. - Sainsbury's and Argos seek 17,500 extra Christmas workers +4.2
Sainsbury's and Argos intend to take on 17,500 seasonal workers, who get a staff discount. - Tesco Christmas Meal Deal launched +4.9
Tesco has revealed the range for its Christmas Meal Deal, which includes new sandwiches, and given a launch date. - Hotel Indigo now has 200 hotels operating worldwide +9.1
IHG's Hotel Indigo opened its 200th hotel, with 134 more planned. - Aviva gives advisers digital trust management, plus death claim notifications +4.5
Industry publications say Aviva has begun offering protection advisers digital trust management as well as death claim notifications. - Rolls-Royce £300m UK factory investment +8.3
Pieces discuss a £300m investment in a Rolls-Royce UK factory.
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