Migrants from Rwanda
The High Court of Justice has ruled that the UK government's programme to expel migrants arriving illegally in the country to Rwanda while their asylum applications are bein...
UK interest rates
The Bank of England has raised its rate for the ninth consecutive time, by 50 basis points, to 3.5 per cent per annum, according to a statement on the regulator's website.
"The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) vot...
Chips from ARM
The British company ARM has decided to stop supplying the latest technology to China. This was reported by the Financial Times.
According to the newspaper, such a step of the manufacturer is connected with the fact that "the USA and ...
The trial of Zhang Li in London
Police in London have detained Chinese billionaire and chairman and CEO of development company Guangzhou R&F Properties Zhang Li. It was announced in a statement published on Tuesday night on the company's officia...
Financial sector reforms
The UK will carry out the first reforms to its financial sector after leaving the European Union (Brexit) to make it internationally competitive.
This was said by ...
Europe's financial capital
London will no longer be the financial capital of Europe after the UK leaves the European Union in February 2020. This was announced on Wednesday by Stephane Boujnah, CEO and chairman of Euronext stock exchange, in an inte...
Ripple of Hope award
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex Harry and Meghan Markle have received the Ripple of Hope Award from the Robert F. Kennedy Foundation for Human Rights of America (1925-1968) for their efforts in the fight against racism. It was an...
Keir Starmer about the House of Lords
The leader of the United Kingdom's opposition Labour Party, Keir Starmer, has said he intends to abolish the House of Lords, the upper house of the British parliament, if he comes to power. He made the announcem...
Chaos over strikes
The UK government is developing plans to minimise the impact of possible major strikes and is discussing the possibility of involving military personnel in the role of striking public sector workers who are demanding a pay rise am...
Global stock markets
Two of the UK's most popular funds were hammered, notably the technology-focused Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust.
Seraphim Space Investment Trust was launched with great pomp last summer as a UK fund focused on space technol...
Business suffers because of strikes
Pre-Christmas strikes by railway workers will cost the UK hospitality industry £1.5 billion, comparable to last year's business losses due to the coronavirus pandemic, The ...
Boris Johnson is staying on
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who remained a member of the House of Commons after leaving office, has decided not to quit politics and to stand again in the next parliamentary elections, The Daily Telegraph...
Some bank branches are closing
HSBC Bank will close a quarter of its UK branches. According to a statement issued by the financial group on Wednesday, from April next year the number of branches will be reduced by 114, while 327 ...
Christianity in England
Christians in England and Wales, home to 89% of the United Kingdom's total population, make up less than half of all residents 27.6 million (or 46.2%) for the first time since statistics were com...
Aircraft engine test
Rolls-Royce has successfully tested the first aircraft engine to use hydrogen as fuel. This was reported on Monday by the BBC Broadcasting Corporation.
It is noted that during the tests at the mili...
How the crisis is affecting teachers
One in ten teachers in British schools has to take a second or even a third job to feed his family amid the economic crisis in the country. This was reported on Sunday by the weekly newspaper The Observer, citing...
Strikes sweep the country
The cost-of-living crisis in the UK is taking the shine off Black Friday. Some 235,000 workers went on strike across the country this week demanding higher pay and better working...
Export banned
The UK Ministry of Culture has temporarily banned the overseas export of a painting by Anglo-American artist Benjamin West, Cricketers, due to its "cultural value". This was reported by The Daily Telegraph on Friday.
The dec...
Price hikes
British regulator Ofgem announced on Thursday it would raise the electricity price cap from January, bringing the average price per kWh to 67p, up from 34p on October 1.
The en...
Beware! Scammers!
With Black Friday just around the corner, a money-saving expert has warned shoppers that there will be a number of 'scammers' making the most of the event.
Although average spending is down 15 per cent on last year, from £2 ...
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