It will take nine months for the government clerks to compile an Excel file with criminal statistics
The government is set to unveil, for the first time, a detailed breakdown of the nationalities of foreign nationals convicted of crimes in the United Kingdom, a move…
Continue ReadingQuietly, the UK-US trade deal is taking shape
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves asserted on Thursday that the UK and United States possess a clear pathway to negotiate a bilateral trade agreement aimed at dismantling…
Continue ReadingFish is on our side: Britain to weaponise fish quotas in EU negotiations
Britain is on the verge of securing a major trade deal with the European Union, one that would grant British defence firms access to lucrative EU arms markets.…
Continue ReadingThe G7’s great snail derby: where Britain’s ‘winning’ growth barely outpaces stagnation
The International Monetary Fund has issued a stark warning that recent American tariff measures are causing widespread disruption to international commerce, precipitating a marked deceleration in worldwide economic…
Continue ReadingAsda to radically expand its chain with 25 new stores this year
Britain’s third-largest supermarket chain Asda is executing a radical expansion strategy, targeting the opening of 25 new Asda Express convenience stores between June and December this year. This…
Continue ReadingTatyana Volodina, Russia’s newest female billionaire, and her unorthodox path to ownership of Alkor i Ko LLC and L’Etoile
A new name has emerged on Russia’s billionaire roster—Tatyana Volodina, co-owner of the Alkor and Co conglomerate, whose rapid rise raises questions about undeclared patronage from Russian authorities…
Continue ReadingTravellers beware: no milk or meat products from the EU are permitted to cross the Channel
The government has implemented a temporary ban on tourists bringing meat and dairy products from the EU into the UK, citing concerns over the potential spread of foot-and-mouth…
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