Domestic Affairs
What will happen to unregistered EU citizens?
EU citizens in the UK receive a formal warning if they wait too long to apply for residence status. There is one week left before the deadline looms.…
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Delta (Indian) wave of the pandemic: what it means for the economy
United Kingdom has one of the highest vaccination rates among European countries. Yet the daily infections are climbing up again as if nothing was done to prevent it.…
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UK lost its appeal to EU unskilled labour force: Brexit and COVID are to blame
Since Brexit is official, there are far fewer Europeans looking for work in the UK, writes The Guardian based on a study by the Indeed job search service.…
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Theresa May is in a mood for travel
While the British Prime Minister is hosting the G7 summit in Cornwall, his predecessor accuses him of isolating the UK from the rest of the world. By keeping…
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GBP/USD rate up 0.2 percent, the forecast remains stable
The euro was stable on Wednesday, still in anticipation of the European Central Bank’s interest rate decision and the US inflation dates for May. “We think that the…
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Defra introduces a set of measures against the quarantine pests
The United Kingdom is introducing import requirements as soon as possible to protect tomato, fruit and asparagus growers. The British Department of Agriculture, Defra, has announced measures that…
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Ten percent of the British export to EU was subject to tariffs
Between January and March, according to a BBC survey, £ 3.5 billion (€4 billion) of goods entering the EU were taxed by the UK. That accounts for 10…
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