Politics
UK brewery boss slams Brexit as he’s left beerless in France
“During the whole Brexit campaign we were promised seamless trade with the EU, but it’s not happened and it’s being cloaked behind Covid excuses, and once we get over this hole of Covid problems, people will see Brexit as being a huge problem," the UK brewery boss told TLE.
Fancy picking vegetables? It could earn you £62,000 a year
Job site Indeed said that 75 per cent of recruiters have raised salaries to plug staff shortages.
Fabians tell Starmer: Election win ‘impossible’ without Scotland seats
But a power sharing alliance with the SNP was dismissed as a “political dead end”.
Recount in Arizona finds Trump got fewer votes than before
A Republican-commissioned six-month, $6million review of the ballot gave Trump 261 fewer votes and Biden 99 more!
‘Supermarket shelves will go empty’, farming industry warns
The National Farmers’ Union has asked the government to bring in a Covid Recovery Visa which would enable UK companies to recruit from abroad.
Billions squandered on cronyism, but Universal Credit lift will ‘have to come out of people’s pockets’
“I have every sympathy for people who are finding it tough," Boris Johnson said, but any uplift has "got to come out of some people’s pockets.”
Pub boss: ‘Food and drink prices are rising and we need EU workers’
A pub boss said food and drink prices are rising amid a chronic shortage of workers.
‘Autumn of discontent’: Commons lights out as UK plunged into darkness
MPs are under fire for fleeing the Commons for conference season just as the UK is battered by an energy crisis.
‘Chevening is not a charity’: Angela Rayner rumbles Raab
Labour's deputy leader took Raab to task on Twitter, deriding him as "so out of touch it hurts".