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Boris Johnson called on British business to start preparations for a Brexit without agreement

17th October 2020 David Stevenson

In Foreign Affairs

European leaders call on the British to proceed with the Deal

16th October 2020 Matthew P.

Asos online retailer posted record growth

In Money Matters

Asos online retailer posted record growth

15th October 2020 David Stevenson

Online clothing vendor  makes a significant profit through the coronacrisis, as customers ordered more clothes online and sent less back. In the last financial year, the company had…

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Timur Kulibayev and his quest for the West: how Kazakh billionaire bet on prince Andrew and lost

In Domestic Affairs

Timur Kulibayev and his quest for the West: how Kazakh billionaire bet on prince Andrew and lost

14th October 2020 Matthew P.

The two met full of burning desire. Kazakh oil prince desperately wanted to gain some influence beyond his status. Prince Andrew just wanted to monetize his Windsor name.…

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EU says that too little progress has been made for Brexit Deal

In Foreign Affairs

EU says that too little progress has been made for Brexit Deal

14th October 2020 Matthew P.

In the run-up to next Thursday’s EU summit, when British Prime Minister Boris Johnson would like to see a trade agreement, EU ministers reiterated that too little progress…

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Unemployment rose again in August

In Domestic Affairs

Unemployment rose again in August

13th October 2020 Charles Sizemore

Unemployment in the United Kingdom rose again between June and August. The increase is 4.5% stronger than expected, as figures from the National Statistical Office show. Between May…

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In Money Matters

Full recovery in energy consumption may be as far as 2025

13th October 2020 Matthew P.

Travel bans and cafes locked: part UK goes into lockdown

In Domestic Affairs

Travel bans and cafes locked: part UK goes into lockdown

12th October 2020 Matthew P.

Bars closed. Only essential travel is allowed to go out – but in the evening there is a curfew. And family in other parts of the UK cannot…

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Instead of Grand Deal, a set of mini-deals will be negotiated

In Foreign Affairs

Instead of Grand Deal, a set of mini-deals will be negotiated

11th October 2020 David Stevenson

The United Kingdom and the European Union will continue to talk about solutions to limit the impact of a no-deal Brexit when negotiations on a trade agreement fail.…

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Lukewarm GDP recovery in August disappoints markets

In Domestic Affairs

Lukewarm GDP recovery in August disappoints markets

9th October 2020 Chris Kimble

The United Kingdom’s economy grew by 2.1% in August compared to the previous month. The recovery after the historic blow of the COVID-19 pandemic this spring is therefore…

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