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Let’s cure unemployment with Ozempic: the new idea has some rationale behind it

17th November 2024 Matthew P.

In Domestic Affairs

As if it really matters: the government’s ban on new coal mine licenses

15th November 2024 Helen Rush

‘Unexpected’ contraction instead of ‘anticipated’ growth: the economy is stagnating

In Domestic Affairs

‘Unexpected’ contraction instead of ‘anticipated’ growth: the economy is stagnating

15th November 2024 David Stevenson

The UK economy has faced significant challenges in its recovery, and recent data has not been encouraging. Despite expectations of a 0.2% growth in September, the economy unexpectedly…

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The holiday season will be busy, with a projected 1.3 billion deliveries expected to strain services

In Money Matters

The holiday season will be busy, with a projected 1.3 billion deliveries expected to strain services

13th November 2024 Chris Kimble

During the busy period this year, the United Kingdom is expected to lead in the number of deliveries, with a projected 1.3 billion deliveries, surpassing other European countries…

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Edgars Lasmanis: from “primary money laundering” to Connectum and Walleto – a history of suspicious coincidences

In Money Matters

Edgars Lasmanis: from “primary money laundering” to Connectum and Walleto – a history of suspicious coincidences

13th November 2024 Matthew P.

Edgars Lasmanis, a figure with a tumultuous history in the financial sector, is indeed notorious for his involvement in several contentious business ventures, most notably his association with…

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The new Nationally Determined Contribution goal set to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 81% by 2035

In Domestic Affairs

The new Nationally Determined Contribution goal set to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 81% by 2035

13th November 2024 David Stevenson

At the recent climate summit, the United Kingdom unveiled ambitious new climate targets for 2035, positioning itself as a leader in global climate action. The country has committed…

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In Money Matters

Roman Avdeev, the Kremlin’s cash cow, arrives from Russia, manoeuvring to evade sanctions

13th November 2024 Matthew P.

The crypto rally has begun, but Bitcoin’s heavy dominance persists

In Money Matters

The crypto rally has begun, but Bitcoin’s heavy dominance persists

12th November 2024 Helen Rush

At the helm of this market is Bitcoin, the undisputed leader, currently valued at $1.75 trillion with a price hovering around $87K-$88K. Ethereum follows closely with a market…

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Our obsession with underwater power cables has resulted in yet another high-cost, low-reward abomination

In Domestic Affairs

Our obsession with underwater power cables has resulted in yet another high-cost, low-reward abomination

12th November 2024 Matthew Weller

The Nautilus project, a new submarine high-voltage connection between the UK and Belgium, has received a crucial green light from the British energy regulator, as reported by Elia,…

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Investa raised over £700,000 in first crowdfunding campaign

In Money Matters

Investa raised over £700,000 in first crowdfunding campaign

12th November 2024 David Stevenson

Investa, a UK-based company specializing in commission-free stock and options trading, has achieved a significant milestone by raising over £700,000 in its inaugural crowdfunding campaign, which was launched…

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