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UK close to Australian trade deal Louise Moon, Simon Foy © Provided by The Telegraph Liz Truss Workspace tumbled to the bottom of the FTSE 250 after a double-downgrade by Barclays that said there is “too much” optimism being priced in about the positive impact reopening will have on flexible office space providers. Paul May, an analyst at the bank, said the downturn in London offices that started last year “could be structural rather than cyclical, with permanently lower London-office demand due to work from home”. Analysts noted that since office take-up in London...

Six activists cleared of causing criminal damage to Shell’s London headquarters in 2019 Extinction Rebellion protesters (left to right) Ian Bray, James ‘Sid’ Saunders, Simon Bramwell, Jane Augsburger, David Lambert and Senan Clifford outside Southwark Crown Court after being cleared. Photograph: Yui Mok/PA Extinction Rebellion protesters (left to right) Ian Bray, James ‘Sid’ Saunders, Simon Bramwell, Jane Augsburger, David Lambert and Senan Clifford outside Southwark Crown Court after being cleared. Photograph: Yui Mok/PA PAMedia Fri 23 Apr 2021 13.34 EDT Last modifie...

Breaking Extinction Rebellion protesters (left to right) Ian Bray, James 'Sid' Saunders, Simon Bramwell, Jane Augsburger, David Lambert and Senan Clifford outside Southwark Crown Court, South London, after they were cleared of causing criminal damage Five Extinction Rebellion protestors from Stroud have been cleared of causing criminal damage to Shell’s London headquarters despite the judge directing jurors they had no defence in law. XR co-founder Simon Bramwell, 49, from Stroud, was acquitted alongside four other Stroud protestors and a sixth co-founding member, Ian Bray, on Friday af...