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City veteran David Buik remembers what working in London’s financial heart was like from the 1960s when he began work and laments the quiet that has descended in lockdown

Just as Ray Massey was about to set off on his first drive of Porsche’s all-new Targa 4S, singer and sports car fan Jay Kay couldn’t resist coming over for a chat about the open-top 911.

The department store is scrapping the roles of sales manager, visual merchandise manager and selling support manager as part of a management restructuring process.

A fear of catching the coronavirus on public transport has seen an increase in people using – and buying – bikes. We speak to two small businesses that have benefitted from the boom.

Challenger banks have continued to increase their rates on short-term fixed-rate deals while best buy tax-free Isas have also been launched.

Parishes that are already utilising the opportunity suggest the move not only helps bring in a little extra cash but also reduces crime levels at places of worship, which – according to figures – are very high.

I’ve been renting my flat since February 2020. The shower doesn’t work, there has been a leak and there is also mould. I have had to withhold rent for the landlady to fix it. What can I do going forward?

Just eight months after RateSetter chief executive Rhydian Lewis (right) said the peer-to-peer industry would be ‘stronger’, the platform announced it had been sold to one of the banks it hoped to take on.

Gold groups Polymetal, Petropavlovsk and Centamin, and joint silver and gold miners Fresnillo and Hochschild Mining, have all cashed in on the boom in prices driven by the coronavirus crisis.

A string of big names including WH Smith, Boots and Marks & Spencer have announced brutal job cuts as the coronavirus crisis has wreaked havoc on the High Street.