I bought a designer bag from a second hand shop for £200. I thought it was quite expensive but loved it - and had a hunch it might be worth far more.
At last, it's over. After six long weeks of excruciating, disingenuous and sometimes dishonest campaigning, Labour is back in power.
London's main markets edged higher with the FTSE 100 up 0.9%, or 70.15 points, to 8241.26, while the FTSE 250 rose 0.4%, or 80.92 points, to 20,610.34.
The former Labour grandee (pictured) faced a previous allegation in 2021 which was subject to a probe by an independent QC, Aileen McColgan.
The figures underscore the turmoil in Europe's biggest economy under its fragile coalition government led by Olaf Scholz's Social Democratic Party.
John Lewis has had a troubled few years but finally returned to profit in the spring. Now, it is reviving its fashion ranges to woo Middle England.
Vue chief exec Tim Richards said he was looking at 'all opportunities' for the British group - which could include an initial public offering.
Edinburgh shops were 2.4% busier and Liverpool's were up 1.1% thanks to the pop star's gigs (pictured). But in London, levels fell 2.5%.
Nvidia is expected to deliver more than a million of its new graphics processing chips to the region in 2024 - despite curbs from Washington.
The UK private equity bandwagon keeps rolling. Latest to be imperilled is gaming group Keywords Studios, creator of Fortnite and League of Legends.