As an entrepreneur considering your immigration options to the UK, you’ve probably heard about the Self-Sponsorship route. This route is rapidly gaining recognition among business-minded individuals who aim for independence and flexibility in the immigration process. In this article, immigration experts from Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors in London

A growing UK charity is making strides in combating loneliness among 20-30 year olds, launching with a brand new website to help spread its message and its growing community.The Great Friendship Projects, founded in 2021, is a non-profit organisation dedicated to creating spaces where young

Andrew Draayer is a driven entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist who thrives on competition, connection, and making a meaningful impact. Growing up as the ninth of ten children in a military family, he learned the value of discipline, adaptability, and perseverance from an early age. His competitive

Mark Andrew Kozlowski grew up near the sea. Living in Nova Scotia, Canada, he was surrounded by the ocean and the people who depended on it. “I didn’t just see the ocean,” Mark says. “I lived with it. The tides, the storms, the boats—they were part

For centuries, high-value assets like real estate, fine art, and private equity have remained largely inaccessible to average investors, locked behind high minimum investments and complex ownership structures. Today, that paradigm is shifting dramatically as blockchain technology enables the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs), making them

Their professional relationship, starting with Senna, a documentary about Brazilian race-car driver Ayrton Senna, developed from necessity rather than grand design. Editor Gregers Sall also worked on the film, which saw a distinctive approach to documentary filmmaking that continues to evolve with Kapadia’s latest work,

Ten of the world’s leading car manufacturers – along with two major automotive trade associations – have been fined over £77 million by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) after admitting to illegal collusion on green advertising practices. The watchdog found that BMW, Ford, Jaguar

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned that a Court of Appeal ruling at the heart of the UK’s motor finance commission scandal risks legal overreach and “goes too far”, as lenders face potential compensation claims of up to £44 billion. In a written submission to

Channel 4’s chief executive, Alex Mahon, has warned that artificial intelligence companies are “scraping the value” from the UK’s £125 billion creative industries, and called on the government to impose stricter copyright protections to safeguard the sector’s future. Speaking to MPs on the Culture, Media and