Domestic Affairs
Dyson tax case may vacuum out several MPs and PM
Prime minister Boris Johnson personally promised a British entrepreneur, billionaire Sir James Dyson, by SMS that he would “solve” a tax issue for the company. The texts have…
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Inflation target still not met
Inflation in the United Kingdom rose slightly on a monthly basis in March. This was shown on Wednesday by Statistics Bureau ons. Prices rose by 0.3 percent on…
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Brexit causes a massive HR re-distribution among financial specialists
More than 440 financial service providers have moved part of their business or staff to the EU in response to Brexit. In value terms, the banks alone have…
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Traffic light system and COVID passports officially announced
British people may be able to go on holiday to a destination abroad in the summer if there are enough people vaccinated against the coronavirus. Prime minister Boris…
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CIWF calls Scottish government to curb the growth of farmed salmon industry
Salmon in Scottish ponds live in poor conditions, causing them to suffer from all kinds of diseases, parasites or malformations or to die prematurely. This is what the…
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British exporters furious over postponement of the new customs rules
British exporters are appalled by the UK’s decision to postpone new customs rules for imports from the European Union. On the European side, the additional controls already apply…
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Despite Brexit and COVID fears the British GDP dynamics is better than expected
The UK economy contracted in January as a result of measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Brexit also had a negative effect. However, the decline was…
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