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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.
- NatWest confirms change from January for customers +0.8
NatWest confirms a change from 1 January and refreshes packaged accounts. - New retail park superstore for M&S gets approval +6.2
M&S won approval to open a new superstore at a retail park. - British Airways 777 declares emergency −5.0
BA295 squawked 7700 over Ireland, and a jet reportedly nearly hit a 'UFO' after leaving Heathrow. - Convatec wins two Vizient supplier excellence awards +5.4
Convatec was recognised with two Vizient Supplier Excellence Awards. - Canada backs Rio Tinto aluminium projects in Quebec +6.9
ISED Canada is investing toward Rio Tinto's Quebec aluminium modernisation, and a minister wants a rolling mill in Canada. - Gatwick delays and cancellations include multiple easyJet flights −5.1
Flights were moved from Southampton during the storm. - Lloyds confirms changes to customer accounts and investing +2.2
Lloyds has confirmed changes for account customers and for those investing in UK businesses, and has been ranked top in the UK in one category. - Puddings sold at major supermarkets recalled over glass −4.2
Several puddings and a snack on sale at Morrisons, Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's have been recalled because they might contain glass. - Glencore begins trading on ASX +3.9
Glencore debuted on the ASX, opening above its London close, with coverage of its aims in Australia. - easyJet unveils additional routes +5.4
easyJet announced new routes including Southampton, Luton, Edinburgh and summer 2027 services. - FDA clears Hibsago, GSK's medicine for chronic hepatitis B +10.0
Many outlets report FDA approval of Hibsago (bepirovirsen), with analyst and commentary pieces. - Pentagon and BAE Systems conclude APKWS production framework deal +9.1
Outlets report a multi-year framework between BAE Systems and the US Department of War that would let annual APKWS guidance kit production climb to as many as 25,000. - Airtel Money shares start trading in London +2.1
Airtel Money listed in London after an oversubscribed IPO, with shares falling below the IPO price on debut. - India probes Pernod Ricard and Diageo Scotch imports −6.5
A trade group says India's Scotch probe undermines India-UK pact benefits over bulk concentrate tariffs. - Sainsbury's publishes interim results and raises profit outlook +1.9
Outlets report H1 results with a raised profit outlook, slowing grocery sales growth, weak clothing and the Argos sale. - Barclays lifts NatWest rating to Overweight and sets 850p target +9.8
Barclays moved NatWest up to an Overweight rating and set an 850p price target, and the shares gained about 3%. - Engineering begins on Rio Tinto and Rondo Energy's Yarwun heat battery +5.3
At Yarwun, Rio and Rondo started designing a heat battery of 360 MWh, backed by ARENA. - Corvex requisitions Whitbread meeting to elect director −4.0
Headlines report Whitbread opposing the activist investor Corvex's call for a new board director, and Corvex responding to the results. - LSEG reports Q3 income up 8.8% and raises 2026 guidance +7.4
Brokers responded to LSEG's Q3 update and upgraded outlook. - FDA gives Ultomiris accelerated approval for IgA nephropathy +9.3
Outlets report the FDA accelerated approval of Ultomiris in IgAN, its fifth indication.
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