Brexit red tape causes UK-EU goods trade to slump – and the problem is getting worse
The value of UK goods exports to the EU sank 27 per cent and imported goods by 32 per cent, according to a new report.
How UK Businesses are Integrating Cryptocurrencies into Their Operations
The rise of cryptocurrencies has been meteoric, and their impact is rippling through various sectors of the economy.
Did Huw Edwards receive special treatment?
According to this barrister, the answer is unequivocally 'No'.
Starmer: I was angry when I saw prisoners toasting early release
Some 1,700 people were released early from their sentences last week in the first phase of the Government’s plan to tackle overcrowding.
Junior doctors accept pay rise ending more than a year of strikes
“This marks the necessary first step in our mission to cut waiting lists, reform the broken health service, and make it fit for the future.”
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UK’s biggest Oktoberfest coming to London
An estimated 1 million pints of beer are set to be served up over the 5-day festival in Clapham Common.
Germany begins conducting checks at all its land borders
The border controls are testing European unity because they are seen by some as a step away from the spirit of the EU’s free travel arrangement.
Lib Dem deputy leader says she was told she had ‘just four days to live’
Daisy Cooper was speaking at the party’s autumn conference in Brighton.