As a new exhibition celebrates the Thames, Londoner Nick Curtis goes mudlarking for 17th-century treasure, opens Tower Bridge and steers a launch upriver.... more
There were plenty of reasons to celebrate for New Zealand's Martin Guptill and Brendon McCullum at the end of day two of the one-off Test against Bangladesh in Hamilton... more
Bookie Paddy Power normally runs a fun bet titled Premier League Sack Race on top-flight managers losing their jobs. Sadly, it doesn't offer odds on the same thing but for major chief executives...... more
Reed Elsevier, publisher of Farmers Weekly and New Scientist, has parted company with its chief executive Ian Smith after less than a year in the job ... more
Pontin's is to run a beauty parade of a different sort as it seeks a City firm to help it buy up ailing rivals and expand its six-strong chain of British holiday camps... more
Well, at least we can’t claim there’s nothing to choose between our big banks. From a position of grand uniformity, with the occasional playful pretences at competition, adversity has spawned diversity. Suddenly, each one now looks quite different from the others... more
The Mayor of Tower Hamlets defeated Labour to be elected. Livingstone not only backed him but some of Ken's key players are now at the heart of running the council. Stephen Robinson reports
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