MORNING NEWS: Sheds and shops

In the news today, some analysis for your Monday morning. A piece from EG looks at industrial take-up which has fallen 18% year-on-year. Find out what other effects a shortage of supply is having on the sector. The Sunday Times offers a long-read on Sir Philip Green’s secret plan to sell of Arcadia which it says began two years ago following a meeting with two top HSBC bankers. And with Hammerson hoping to avoid relegation from the FTSE 100 because of a steady fall in its share price, the FT takes a deep dive into the differing fortunes of retail landlords in the UK. Landlords’ differing fortunes reveal split in UK retail Brewer Greene King seeks buyer for Loch Fyne chain Poundworld, owned by TPG Capital, calls in company doctors Struggling New Look set to slim down Des res record as £1m homes sold every 27 minutes People and companies Secret HSBC memo turns heat on Topshop boss Philip Green Five things you might have missed last week Filton airfield to fly again as housing and tech hub Homeowners face £930 mortgage rise Industrial take-up slows against backdrop of short supply Vanguard reveals first phase plans of £400m Belfast scheme