Good Morning Britain reflects on Ukrainian women on International Women’s Day Priti Patel has been condemned by MPs from all parties for telling the Commons on Monday that a visa center had been set up in Calais to help Ukrainian refugees trying to enter the UK – a claim now …
Read More »Ukraine crisis prompts UK to backtrack on economic crime law – EURACTIV.com
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted a U-turn by the British government, which has fast-tracked its Economic Crimes Bill, legislation promised since 2016, to help “flush out oligarchs, criminals and kleptocrats”. The bill, introduced in the UK parliament this week, would establish a new foreign entity register requiring anonymous foreign …
Read More ȣ430bn wiped from London-listed Russian stocks as Moscow market remains closed
gHello. There is still no end in sight to the spiraling energy crisis as oil prices continue their relentless climb. Benchmark Brent crude soared above $111 a barrel – an increase of more than $10 since Russia invaded Ukraine less than a week ago. West Texas Intermediate also surged above …
Read More »Main items that will not be included in your travel insurance if you catch coronavirus
Travel is back on the agenda as many Britons race to return to some form of normalcy after the coronavirus pandemic. Fully vaccinated people traveling to the UK no longer have to take Covid tests when entering and leaving the UK. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has also announced that he …
Read More »Everything goes up in price from April – gas, electricity, national insurance, Sky and more
Millions of people across Britain will find it harder to balance their family budgets this year as household bills are set to rise. Coupled with a rise in National Insurance and rising inflation, the squeeze will really kick in from April 2022, when many of the increases come into effect. …
Read More »No 10 pressured me to drop anti-money laundering measures, says ex-minister | Foreign Police
A former Tory minister, once at the heart of efforts to tackle money laundering in London, has revealed that during Theresa May’s tenure as Prime Minister, No 10 ‘leaned on him’ when he tabled amendments to introduce a public register of property owners abroad. Lord Faulks said he first tried …
Read More »Gove calls for devolution of commercial tariff control to England’s mayors
Control of England’s main commercial property tax should be given to directly elected mayors to boost investment, according to the minister overseeing the UK government’s ‘race to the top’ program to tackle regional inequality. Following the launch of his long-awaited policy white paper outlining plans to improve ‘left behind’ parts …
Read More »FirstFT: UK and US finalize Russian sanctions plans
Hello. This article is an on-site version of our FirstFT newsletter. Sign up for our Asia, Europe/Africa or Americas edition to get it delivered straight to your inbox every weekday morning Russian oligarchs with ties to President Vladimir Putin who have British investments will be hit with tough new sanctions …
Read More »UK to introduce new laws to target Russian banks and oligarchs with sanctions
The UK will introduce new legislation to impose tougher sanctions on Russian banks, energy companies and “Kremlin-friendly oligarchs”, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss announced on Sunday, amid growing tensions between the Ukraine and Moscow. “We will introduce new legislation so that we can hit targets, including those that are essential to …
Read More »No 10 denies he was behind Met request to amend ‘partygate’ report
JThe former prime minister has weighed in on ‘partygate’, saying she expects those involved in ‘partygate’ to take ‘full responsibility’ if Sue Gray’s report uncovers wrongdoing. The Maidenhead Advertiser, the former Prime Minister’s constituency weekly, reported his comments: “I fully understand the disappointment and outrage voters have shared with me. …
Read More »How the Brexit doommongers got it wrong: Britain’s economy is back in power
As Britain settles into the post-Brexit era, it would be wrong to judge Britain’s world-class financial sector and the strength and creativity of the economy by appearances. Covid and working from home have left the normally crowded lanes of the City of London and the crowded squares among the towers …
Read More »FirstFT: US orders families of embassy staff to leave Ukraine
Hello. This article is an on-site version of our FirstFT newsletter. Sign up for our Asia, Europe/Africa or Americas edition to get it delivered straight to your inbox every weekday morning The United States ordered the family members of its embassy staff to leave Ukraine on Sunday due to the …
Read More »Prime Minister urged to “end homework and revive the economy” | Politics | News
Demands for a return to “normalcy” have multiplied, with official figures showing that Covid cases are now on the decline in almost all regions of the country. The current restrictions, known as Plan B, expire on January 26 and will be reviewed in a fortnight by ministers. The measures include …
Read More »Injured Prime Minister and struggling economy force England to ‘become Swedish’ on Covid | Larry Elliott
gGovernment policy vis-Ã -vis Covid-19 has come full circle. For now, at least, England has returned to the Swedish way of dealing with the pandemic. The severe and officially imposed blockades are over. Trusting people to do the right thing is back. It remains to be seen whether this approach will …
Read More »Cities cancel big New Years events around the world
(CNN) – For a while there it appeared that maybe we could ring New Years Eve in the big cities of the planet with something akin to the big celebrations of old. Another outbreak of Covid-19 and the rapid spread of the new Omicron variant of the coronavirus have dashed …
Read More »UK reports record 122,000 coronavirus cases
The UK reported a record 122,000 coronavirus cases on Friday, leaving Boris Johnson awaiting new data on people hospitalized with the Omicron variant before deciding whether further post-Christmas Covid restrictions will be needed in England . The Prime Minister and key members of his cabinet will meet after Christmas to …
Read More »Covid news live: UK warned of 2 million infections per day; Germany restricts travel from UK | World news
8:58 am GMT 08:58 British minister criticizes refusals of vaccines UK Health Minister Sajid Javid said unvaccinated people were “taking hospital beds” which could be used for someone else. Speaking on Sky News, Javid said that 10% of the population – more than 5 million people – still had not …
Read More »US stocks fall after report showing sharp rise in producer prices
U.S. stocks fell after a report said U.S. wholesale prices rose at a record pace last month, further increasing pressure on the Federal Reserve to end its buying program more quickly of bonds. Wall Street’s benchmark S&P 500 fell 0.7% at the start of trading in New York, the tech-focused …
Read More »Covid: Traffic and use of public transport down as guidance work reintroduced in England
Work at home which went into effect today had an immediate impact on traffic levels and the number of people using public transport across England, new statistics show. The government has urged people to work from home whenever possible starting Monday, under the new Plan B borders brought amid growing …
Read More »Letters to the Editor: December 10
City leaders are afraid to make big changes Regarding the letter, City lacks vision and leadership (December 8) I think our “leaders” know what needs to be done. They are just afraid to do it. They have the vision, but not the spine. No one wants to step in, offend …
Read More »Brexit, coronavirus tests rebound above 1.3200, UK GDP, US inflation in sight
GBP / USD is depicting a corrective pullback around its annual low, jagged after a three-day downtrend. UK says France will not get 104 full fishing licenses and Ireland will raise Brexit concerns with Britain. UK Health Minister Javid tried to allay âPlan Bâ fears, the BOE’s rate hike expectations …
Read More »UK government launches plan to ease charge limit on pension fund investments
A fee limit protecting UK retirement savers from high fees is set to be relaxed further amid proposals to get pension funds to invest billions of pounds in unlisted investments like capital investment. On Tuesday, the government will announce its intention to exclude from the cap on corporate pension fees …
Read More »UK to apply new Covid rules from Tuesday
The British government on Sunday defended the pace and scale of its response to the new Omicron strain of Covid-19 against criticism that it was late again. Health Secretary Sajid Javid said compulsory mask wear would return to shops and public transport in England on Tuesday, and told families to …
Read More »Parthenon marbles should never have been removed, writes Boris Johnson | Parthenon marbles
Boris Johnson believed in 2012 that the Parthenon sculptures “should never have been removed from the Acropolis” and admitted that ideally they would continue to be seen in their entirety in Athens, reveals a letter shared with the Guardian. Writing to a Greek provincial official, the then Mayor of London …
Read More »PM announces electric vehicle revolution
World-class regulations for new homes and buildings in England announced as government pursues electric vehicle revolution At the CBI, the Prime Minister expected the Green Industrial Revolution to be the greatest opportunity to unite and upgrade the UK, government and business working in partnership. Comes as the government invests nearly …
Read More »British Business Bank checks on Greensill ‘woefully inadequate’, MEPs say
Up to £ 335million in taxpayer money could be at risk due to the British Business Bank’s failure to properly scrutinize bankrupt lender Greensill Capital, according to a new report. The MPs’ public accounts committee found that the bank, which oversaw the billions lent to businesses during the pandemic in …
Read More »Israel ambassador to UK evacuated from university event in London amid protests
Israel’s Ambassador to the UK Tzipi Hotovely was evacuated under tight security from an event at the London School of Economics on Tuesday evening amid a large protest by pro-Palestinian activists against her presence. Video from the scene showed security guards rushing into a vehicle at Hotovely, who was holding …
Read More »The big idea of the Tories to stay in power? Endless conflict with the EU | Nick cohen
In his last words, Shakespeare’s Henry IV tells his son, the future Henry V, that he must distract the barons before they threaten his reign. “Therefore, my Harry, may this be your course for dazed minds occupied with foreign quarrels.” Like the Plantagenet warlords, Tory leaders need foreign bickering lest …
Read More »At COP26, UK businesses lead the world in climate change commitments
More than half of the UK’s largest companies have pledged to phase out their contribution to carbon emissions by 2050, representing total market capital of over £ 1.2 trillion and a figure of combined annual business of £ 700 billion. today’s milestone means pledges have tripled in the past 10 …
Read More »Once a top polluter, the UK is now trying to take the lead in climate change
The country that was synonymous with the belching factories of the Industrial Revolution, which once darkened its skies and soiled its rivers, which gave the world the phrase ‘coals in Newcastle’, now produces just over half of its electricity from of non-fossil fuels. sources, mainly the wind. Update November 1, …
Read More »Sunak in UK excludes return to major COVID restrictions – The Times
British Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak delivers a speech at the Conservative Party’s annual conference in Manchester, Britain, October 4, 2021. REUTERS / Toby Melville LONDON, October 22 (Reuters) – UK Finance Minister Rishi Sunak has said there should be no return to “significant economic restrictions” despite a recent …
Read More »Geoffrey Miller: The Geopolitics Behind the New Zealand-UK Free Trade Agreement
By Geoffrey Miller * International analyst Geoffrey Miller explains why the New Zealand-UK Free Trade Agreement isn’t all about rebuilding butter. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Photo: AFP / Julian Smith / Niklas Halle’n The new Aukus Defense Pact between Australia, the UK and the …
Read More »A substantial step forward or a huge disappointment? Green economy reacts to the Net-Zero strategy
The UK’s Net-Zero strategy is finally here, but the reaction to the national decarbonization plan ranges from those who believe it provides much-needed clarity for businesses to others who claim it is far from enough to drive all parts of the economy to net zero. by 2050. edie sums up …
Read More »Why are the UK and the EU still arguing over Brexit?
LONDON – ‘Get Brexit done’ was British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s slogan when he ran for office two years ago. Since then, the UK has withdrawn from the European Union after more than four decades of membership and several years of wrangling over divorce terms. And yet the bickering continues: …
Read More »“The ties between the UK and Kuwait are strong” – ARAB TIMES
WhatsApp Facebook Twitter E-mail Messenger The Mayor of the City of London, Alderman William Russell, visited Kuwait from October 6 to 8. The Lord Mayor is an international ambassador for the UK’s financial and professional services industry. The UK is the world’s largest exporter of financial services, valued at £ …
Read More »Boris Johnson news – live: Latest Brexit updates as EU touts ‘far-reaching’ NI protocol solutions
Boris Johnson jokes about Jacob Rees-Mogg’s number of children at Tory conference Public opinion on Boris Johnson’s administration of taxes, inflation and the UK economy has plunged, according to the YouGov poll. As think tanks and business organizations condemned the Prime Minister’s speech at the Tory conference touting a ‘high-wage …
Read More »Johnson talks about Thatcher and Brexit freedoms to mend UK’s shattered economy
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson: âMargaret Thatcher would not have ignored this meteorite which has just crashed into public finances. She would have waved her finger and said that more borrowing now is only higher interest rates and even higher taxes later. Photo: Oli Scarff / AFP via Getty Prime …
Read More »Travel UK update live: Majority of Brits find it ‘difficult’ to keep up with travel restrictions
Ahead of an expected update to the UK’s Red List, new data shows the majority of UK travelers arriving in the country found it difficult (47%) or very difficult (32%) to keep up with travel restrictions. ‘foreigner. The data comes from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) International Passenger Survey, …
Read More »As British Conservatives in Power Meet, Businesses Call for Help | Economic news
By JILL LAWLESS, Associated Press MANCHESTER, England (AP) – UK Treasury Chief Rishi Sunak on Monday pledged to build an economy based on ‘good work, better skills and higher wages’ as the ruling Tory party tried ignore the UK’s economic turmoil as the growing pains of a prosperous and self-sustaining …
Read More »Prime Minister Refuses to Support Public Inquiry into Sarah Everard Murder, Admits Rape Prosecutions Take Too Long – Live | Politics
One of the functions of a party conference is that it forces politicians to think seriously about what their main message is to the public on the key issue of the day, and in its interview with Andrew Marr, Boris Johnson confirmed that the Conservative Party is now investing all …
Read More »Sunak threatened by another winter of discontent after failure of UK recovery | Larry Elliott
Rising prices, queues at petrol pumps and a stagnant economy provide a sobering backdrop to Rishi Sunak’s speech at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester on Monday. The outlook was brighter just three months ago, when the UK was quickly recovering from lockdown restrictions imposed at the start of the …
Read More »Retirement savers oppose government ‘Big Bang’ investment plan
By Martin Croucher (Sep 30, 2021, 12:46 p.m. BST) – Seven in 10 retirement savers oppose government calls to invest in illiquid assets and fear their benefits may be at risk, according to a survey released on Thursday by a health care provider. retirement. PensionBee said 70% of survey respondents …
Read More »“We signed Ronaldo”: could other banks follow Goldman Sachs in Birmingham? | Birmingham
IInvestment bankers are rarely compared to football stars. But when West Midlands Mayor Andy Street officially welcomed Goldman Sachs to Birmingham this month, he compared his arrival to one of the big transfers of the summer. âI hope this is not inappropriate,â he said, addressing a crowd of Goldman employees …
Read More »US military to ‘save’ a failing pandemic economy
Five days after President Joe Biden’s appeal to Chinese President Xi Jinping that many believed was a conciliatory move, the United States announced the secret military pact with the United Kingdom and Australia called Aukus, with an agreement for the supply of eight nuclear submarines to Australia. This would make …
Read More »Central bankers move towards “normalization”
Bulletin: The Road to Recovery Expert coverage on the recovery of business and the economy after the pandemic. Delivered 3 times a week. This article is an in-place version of our Road to Recovery newsletter. Sign up here to receive the newsletter straight to your inbox three times a week …
Read More »Rishi Sunak to toughen UK financial regulations after Greensill scandal
Financial regulatory and market updates Sign up for myFT Daily Digest to be the first to know about financial regulatory and market news. Chancellor Rishi Sunak ordered two immediate reviews of UK financial regulation linked to the collapse of Greensill Capital as he accepted some recommendations from a committee of …
Read More »FirstFT: Kwarteng insists UK will avoid power shortages
Global Updates Sign up for myFT Daily Digest to be the first to hear about world news. Hello. This article is an on-site version of our FirstFT newsletter. Subscribe to our Asia, Europe / Africa or Americas edition to receive it straight to your inbox every morning of the week. …
Read More »Fall Budget Must Show Financial Firepower Behind ‘Race to the Top’ | Richard Partington
BRitain’s economic recovery from the lockdown has stalled and inflation is on the rise. As fall approaches, prophecies made earlier this year of increased consumer spending appear to have faded, washed away by the wettest summer of the decade. Everything was supposed to have been so easy for the Chancellor, …
Read More »Two People Helicoptered to Milwaukee Area Hospital Following Serious Accident in 7200 Block of 52nd Avenue | Local News
Two people were flown by Flight for Life helicopter to a Milwaukee area hospital following a serious car crash in the 7200 block of 52nd Street (Hwy 158) that closed an area surrounding it for approximately three o’clock Sunday morning. The conditions of the victims were not immediately known in …
Read More »How the increase in national insurance for social protection reform will impact payslips
Boris Johnson hopes Tory MPs will back his plans to fix social services in England on Wednesday. The Prime Minister reneged on his election promise by increase national insurance contributions to deal with the NHS backlog accumulated during Covid and to implement a long overdue reform of the welfare system …
Read More »British government: 50,000 annual deaths from COVID-19 are “acceptable”
Brittany I The newspaper revealed that Prime Minister Boris Johnson conducted a “cost-benefit analysis” to determine whether “saving lives” through further lockdowns can be justified on the basis of “the effect of deaths on the UK economy “. Two government advisers told the I this closed-door discussion had established an …
Read More »UK to seize Brexit opportunities and unleash innovation by reshuffling its approach to bureaucracy: July 22, 2021
For the first time in a generation, the UK has the freedom to develop and implement rules that put UK businesses and consumers first, freeing businesses from excessive bureaucracy and lowering costs for consumers , while stimulating competition, innovation and growth throughout the economy. The consultation launched today marks a …
Read More »UK presents plan for greater free trade in green tech ahead of Cop26: CityAM
The UK today presented its plan for greater free trade in green technology ahead of the Cop26 climate conference in Glasgow later this year. New Board of Trade report calls on UK to ‘encourage’ other countries to cut tariffs on green technology and use its diplomatic position to ‘encourage environmental …
Read More »Boris Johnson live news: Dominic Cummings latest updates as BBC interview to air today
Nadhim Zahawi struggles to defend Boris Johnson against isolation decision Boris Johnson resisted a second nationwide coronavirus lockdown because he believed the dying were “essentially over 80” and denied the NHS was overwhelmed, Dominic Cummings said. The former chief adviser to the Prime Minister shared WhatsApp messages with the BBC …
Read More »FTSE 100 Oscillation Shows Escaping A Tight Economy Likely To Be Messy | Nils Pratley
TThe FTSE 100 index had risen 25% in a straight line, more or less, since the vaccines arrived last November, so a swing, one would assume, was overdue. The fact that a 2.3% drop occurred on the so-called ‘Freedom Day’ was accidental as the UK stock market reflected international concerns …
Read More »London must overhaul its transport system to meet Sadiq Khan’s net zero ambitions
We have less than a decade to become a zero carbon city if we are to meet the ambitions of the Mayor of London. Sadiq Khan has pledged to use his second term as mayor to tackle the climate emergency by setting a goal of London to be carbon neutral …
Read More »Hopes of additional holidays dashed after England final defeat at Euro 2020
Hopes for an additional holiday to mark England’s run to the Euro 202 final were dashed after the loss to Italy. It had been suggested that an additional public holiday could be granted if England were victorious, but Downing Street said this was not being considered. An official spokesperson said: …
Read More »Well-being factor: what an England victory at Euro 2020 could mean for the economy | Economic growth (GDP)
On Saturday July 30, 1966, then Prime Minister Harold Wilson took a seat in the Royal Box at Wembley to watch England play against West Germany. If there was ever a moment for sporting triumph to spark an economic well-being factor, it was when Geoff Hurst raced in the dying …
Read More »Latest coronavirus: Most people plan to wear a mask after jab due to concerns over variants
The Minneapolis Federal Reserve will require current and future employees to be fully immunized against Covid-19. The bank has told its 1,100 employees that they need to be fully immunized by the end of August to continue working there, Neel Kashkari, the bank’s chairman, revealed in a blog post. British …
Read More »Nervousness over new wave of Covid blocks economic recovery in UK
Consumers visited and spent less in UK shops, bars and restaurants in June, according to new data, suggesting that the economic recovery has lost momentum following an increase in Covid-19 infections. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Monday that he intends to move forward with removing all remaining coronavirus restrictions …
Read More »UK economy rebounds but staff shortages threaten recovery
UK economy bounces at record pace but staff shortages threaten recovery By Mark Shapland for the Daily Mail Posted: 4:50 p.m. EDT, July 5, 2021 | Update: 4:50 p.m. EDT, July 5, 2021 The economy is rebounding at an all-time high, but the main problem facing businesses is understaffing, experts …
Read More »Bank of England to ask staff to work in office one day a week | Financial sector
The Bank of England will only require staff to work in the office one day a week from September, unlike many banks in the city which require workers to return full-time to the Square Mile. As the prime minister confirmed on Monday the lifting of most remaining Covid-19 restrictions from …
Read More »Rachel Reeves says Labor government would buy Britain
A Labor government would seek to “make, sell and buy more in Britain” with larger public purchases from domestic companies under plans presented today by fictional chancellor Rachel Reeves. Reeves said the sourcing campaign will be accompanied in the future by a focus on more skilled jobs in green, digital …
Read More »MPs slam UK government’s plan for economic recovery
A cornerstone of the UK government’s efforts for economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic lack clear direction, ministerial responsibility or methods to measure its success, MPs warned in a report released on Monday. The House of Commons Trade, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee expressed concern about the government’s growth plan, …
Read More »Rishi Sunak plans to halt 6% annual pension hike to cap UK spending: report
UK Finance Minister Rishi Sunak plans to block an almost 6% increase in old-age pension payments as part of a larger effort to contain the cost of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s spending, the Minister said. Sunday Times newspaper. Under a pension promise during the Conservative Party’s election campaign in 2019, …
Read More »England and Scotland fans descend on central London ahead of tonight’s Euro clash
Swarms of fans from England and Scotland descended on parts of central London in the pouring rain ahead of the teams clash at Wembley this evening. Hundreds of supporters wearing their country’s shirts, flags and kilts chanted, sang and bagpipes in Leicester Square, Kings Cross and Hyde Park. The long-awaited …
Read More »“Hard blow to economic recovery”: EU job seekers in UK drop 36% since Brexit, World News
Since Brexit, the number of EU citizens seeking employment in the UK has fallen by more than a third, underscoring the impact of this division on UK employers. A job website, Indeed, shows that searches for EU-based candidates for the UK fell by an alarming 36% between May 2019 and …
Read More »UK unemployment rate drops to 4.7% as payrolls rise – Businesses Direct | Business
Hello and welcome to our continued coverage of the global economy, financial markets, euro area and business. The UK unemployment rate fell again as more people returned to work as pandemic restrictions were relaxed. New figures released by the Office for National Statistics this morning show 197,000 people joined corporate …
Read More »Businesses call for more support as delay in ending England lockdown looms
Business leaders have called for further UK government support for business as ministers prepare to delay reopening the economy. Boris Johnson will say on Monday that much of the further easing of England’s lockdown restrictions will not go as planned on June 21, with a delay of up to four …
Read More »GDP increases and suddenly everyone is afraid of the big beast of inflation | Inflation
IInflation is the scary word in global financial markets, and US data last week was far from reassuring. The world’s largest economy reported inflation of 5% in May, down from 4.2% in April. It is also on the move in the UK, doubling to 1.5% in April, its highest level …
Read More »UK task force calls for reforms to boost city and fast-growing sectors
A UK government task force is set to recommend sweeping regulatory reforms for the City of London and fast-growing sectors of the economy as ministers seek to free UK businesses from European bureaucracy. Prime Minister Boris Johnson created the group, led by former Conservative Party leader Iain Duncan Smith, with …
Read More »United States Forms Expert Panels on Safely Lifting Global Travel Restrictions
The Biden administration is forming expert working groups with Canada, Mexico, the European Union and the United Kingdom to determine the best way to resume travel safely after 15 months of pandemic restrictions, said Tuesday a White House official. Another US official said the administration will not act quickly to …
Read More »Boris Johnson calls for better links between City and No.10
Boris Johnson has called for a partnership between the government and the UK financial services industry in a post-Brexit and post-Covid economy, amid signs of improving relations between the two sides. Ties between the city and number 10 have been strained for years, first in the wake of the global …
Read More »Lifting the lockdown will not cure our economic ills
The extent of last year’s recession – the largest in over 300 years – means it will take longer for the UK to return to pre-crisis production levels than it does in the US , in Germany or in Japan. But this is clearly a very quick rebound. Yet, over …
Read More »Exclusive: Britain’s Sunak says US plan to break global tax deadlock could work
LONDON (Reuters) – UK Finance Minister Rishi Sunak has said a US proposal to focus on the world’s 100 biggest and most profitable companies under a global tax deal could work, but he insisted that big tech companies have to pay more taxes in the countries where they operate. . …
Read More »Alarm over secret court system in UK-Australia trade deal | Exchange policy
A free trade agreement between the UK and Australia is underway to include a controversial system of secret courts that will allow companies to seek compensation if their profits are affected by government policies. In a move that alarmed unions and anti-poverty activists, Trade Minister Greg Hands said UK negotiators …
Read More »Best New Children’s Books | Financial Times
UK Children’s Laureate Cressida Cowell last month launched the ‘Libraries that Change Life’ initiative, calling on the Prime Minister to set aside a set aside of £ 100million a year to invest in libraries primary schools. She points out that the government has introduced a bonus of several million pounds …
Read More »Truss’s naivety about trade with Australia could put UK at risk | International exchange
Agriculture is the tail that wags the dog in all business negotiations. Agriculture may be worth less than 1% of GDP in the UK and Germany and less than 2% in France and Italy, but the emotional connection to food makes it a critical topic when negotiators sit down to …
Read More »MP Ynys Môn receives £ 20,000 donation from retired City of London hedge fund manager
// = do_shortcode (‘[in-content-square]’)?> Virginie Crosbie, MP for Ynys Môn. Photo by Roger Harris (CC BY 3.0). Ynys Mon Tory MP Virginia Crosbie recorded a five-figure donation from a retired City of London hedge fund manager who recently said he was “very tough.” The last register of deputies interests includes …
Read More »‘Direct delivery to communities’ at the heart of Plan for Wales
Secretary of State for Wales Simon Hart presented the UK government’s ambitious plans for Wales, which aim to create thousands of skilled jobs and secure Wales’ place as a plaque hub of innovation and the green industries of the future. Speaking to an online audience of representatives from Welsh business, …
Read More »Boris: London to ‘bustle’ again as lockdown ends and era of remote working wears off
Cities and town centers will once again “bustle” with people wanting to interact in ways they are familiar with, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said tonight. Today Johnson announced that England will continue their planned easing of lockdown restrictions from May 17, which will allow people to meet indoors for the …
Read More »Pound hits highest since February as election results lower risk
The British pound hit its highest level against the dollar since February after the British Conservative Party tightened its grip on power and the prospects of a near future referendum on Scottish independence have turned. dimmed. The British pound jumped 1.3% against the dollar on Monday afternoon to hit $ …
Read More »UK takes slow road to escape risk in Scotland
Scottish First Minister and Scottish National Party Leader Nicola Sturgeon launches her manifesto in Glasgow, Scotland, Britain on April 15, 2021. The UK is taking the slow road to balkanization. Last week’s regional elections saw Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s Scottish National Party and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party …
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