Domestic Affairs
Sixteen percent of UK population is struggling to pay bills
In the United Kingdom, nearly eleven million people are struggling to pay their bills and debts, according to official figures released on Wednesday. According to the regulator Financial…
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A step back from being a crypto hub: “lack of intrinsic value” came out of the closet
According to a recent report by a panel of UK lawmakers, transactions involving bitcoin should be regulated as gambling activities. The arguments: inherent volatility and perceived lack of…
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London business climate is clearly distinct from European: is it good or bad?
The UK business community is concerned about London’s business climate. The government should take more measures to attract multinationals to the UK. There are complaints that the UK…
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Retailers are ready for another round of vegetable and fruit shortage
Retailers may face increased shortages of fruits and vegetables due to soaring temperatures in southern Spain and a delayed start to the UK growing season caused by cold…
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‘Let’s work together’ says government – here’s what it really means
The Financial Conduct Authority of the United Kingdom announced at the London City Week conference that it wants to work with crypto companies. The purpose of this is…
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BBC Chairman Richard Sharp resigns over controversial loan to Boris Johnson
In the United Kingdom, Richard Sharp, the chairman of the board of the British public broadcaster BBC, has resigned. He announced it himself. Sharp had recently come under…
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Safety declarations and certificates: what importers should know
The government has announced a plan to introduce full border controls on imports of goods from the EU, aligning them with controls for goods from the rest of…
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