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Oil prices are flat, but the rally may start again

30th October 2021 Helen Rush

In Foreign Affairs

French demand more fishing quotas, threats to cut of power supplies

28th October 2021 Matthew P.

ZeroAvia plans to connect London and Netherlands with a zero-emission route

In IT, Innovation and Startups

ZeroAvia plans to connect London and Netherlands with a zero-emission route

28th October 2021 Helen Rush

Manufacturer of hydrogen electric aircraft ZeroAvia and Rotterdam The Hague Airport expect to operate flights between the airport and London from 2024. The converted aircraft can carry 19…

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A new kind of shortage is developing: nurses and care workers are in high demand

In Domestic Affairs

A new kind of shortage is developing: nurses and care workers are in high demand

26th October 2021 Chris Kimble

The shortage of nurses and carers in the UK has worsened considerably as a result of Brexit. Disabled people in particular, who need help with everyday tasks, struggle…

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NZ’s largest dairy producer celebrates the free trade agreement with the UK

In Money Matters

NZ’s largest dairy producer celebrates the free trade agreement with the UK

26th October 2021 Charles Sizemore

Fonterra sees opportunities in the UK market now that the UK and New Zealand have made a trade deal this week. From CEO Miles Hurrel, The New Zealand…

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Bitcoin price prediction for the week October 25 – 29, 2021

In Money Matters

Bitcoin price prediction for the week October 25 – 29, 2021

25th October 2021 Chris Kimble

Bitcoin BTC/USD ended the trading week at the level of 63433, continuing to move within the growth and bullish channel. However, while above the local maximum, the price…

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In Domestic Affairs

Fake food is used to make things look better than they are and prevent panic

25th October 2021 Chris Kimble

Bitcoin on the crossroad: some thoughts on the BTC price prediction

In Money Matters

Bitcoin on the crossroad: some thoughts on the BTC price prediction

23rd October 2021 David Stevenson

After taking new ATH the father of the crypto has gone to rest for a while. There are concerns about the predicted growth. Most of the home-grown investors…

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Lack of parking spaces, fines and overall conditions keep drivers away

In Domestic Affairs

Lack of parking spaces, fines and overall conditions keep drivers away

22nd October 2021 Matthew P.

Drivers and unions warn that facilities and working conditions in the UK are less good than in Europe and that the transport crisis in the UK will not…

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New Zealand and United Kingdom reach the Free Trade Agreement

In Foreign Affairs

New Zealand and United Kingdom reach the Free Trade Agreement

22nd October 2021 Chris Kimble

The draft agreement, drawn up after 16 months of negotiations, is the last brokering by the UK after its departure from the European Union. The agreement is not…

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