UK property prices fall the most in over ten years
Property prices in the United Kingdom fell by an average of 1.1 percent year-on-year in February. This is the first year-on-year price drop since June 2020, when the…
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Belgium praises its own success in migrant control
Thanks to a tough approach by people smugglers who transport transit migrants to the United Kingdom through Belgium, the number of transit migrants has fallen dramatically. In 2018,…
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Microsoft must convince competition authorities that the Activision deal will not harm competition.
According to Reuters, Microsoft president Brad Smith is travelling to Brussels this week to hold a very important story for European regulators. His challenge is to convince the…
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Unaccompanied carriage volume between the UK and France grew 65 percent
London Medway’s unaccompanied freight service between the United Kingdom and France has reached a new milestone, with a two-thirds increase in trade since its inception. The route across…
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Fastned has more than 250 fast charging stations for electric cars
Fastned has more than 250 operational charging stations for electric cars in its network since Thursday. The company announced this in a press release. Fastned wants to expand…
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Study: large companies do not reduce CO2 emissions, but lean towards compensation scheme
Companies formulate firm climate goals on paper, but firm policies to achieve them are often lacking. A popular strategy is not to reduce emissions, but to offset them…
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UK paid 2.6 billion euro as a result of tariff dispute with EU
The United Kingdom has transferred a total of £2.1 billion to the European Union since June to end a legal dispute over customs duties on Chinese textiles. This…
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Tesco shares tumble after the chain announced store overhaul plan
Supermarket chain Tesco lost 0.7%, after it announced an overhaul of its stores, putting about 2,100 jobs on the street. From February 26, Tesco will close its remaining…
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Richard Walker won’t step down from supermarket if elected MP
Iceland’s Chairman of the Board, Richard Walker, insists he will not step down from the frozen food supplier if he is elected as a member of parliament. Walker…
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Energy and labour costs are killing the entire Lea Valley business
Energy and labour issues are the main challenges facing cucumber production in the UK, especially in the Lea Valley. “Normally, growers would plant the cucumbers in the greenhouses…
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