Domestic Affairs
Valery Kogan’s kitschy monsters are about to tear apart a sleepy Cirencester village
People of Coates, Cirencester, UK got an once-in-the-lifetime opportunity to get their village ‘refreshed’. But instead of kneeling down in gratitude they do not seem to be amazed.…
Continue Reading
British Food & Drink Federation reports the lowest export figure since 2012
Beef exports to the EU decreased in the first half of this year, but whisky and salmon exports increased. According to figures from the British Food & Drink…
Continue Reading
PM introduces the dividend tax hike in order to fund NHS expenses
The British government wants to release £12 billion a year for social services and health care, including by increasing the dividend tax. This turned out on Tuesday in…
Continue Reading
Driver shortage hits IKEA too
The shortage of truck drivers in the UK is now also affecting the Swedish furniture giant IKEA, writes BBC Sunday. Due to a shortage of drivers, every store…
Continue Reading
Operation Warm Welcome will bring thousands of Afghans to the UK
Thousands of Afghans who have worked for the British government will be granted permanent residence status. Interpreters, security staff and others at risk in Afghanistan will be granted…
Continue Reading
McDonald’s is out of milkshakes: Brexit, COVID and pingdemic are to blame
Labour shortages in the United Kingdom (UK) are being felt and visible in an increasing number of sectors. Where the meat processing industry had already sounded the alarm,…
Continue Reading
Tony Blair calls chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan ‘tragic’ and ‘unnecessary’, but he is the reason why Brits were here
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who went to war with the Americans in Afghanistan in 2001 as head of government of the United Kingdom, finds the withdrawal…
Continue Reading