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In March 2022, amid the world’s collective dismay over Russia’s brazen aggression against Ukraine, I witnessed an interesting ...
The Government’s new immigration white paper contains several welcome measures to tighten up visa rules and strengthen ...
As questions still linger around our new trade deal with India and the potential impact on British jobs, the Government is ...
In a twist few would have expected in recent years, Labour are attempting to position themselves as the party to successfully ...
The next wave of countries lined up for a US trade deal are Japan, Korea, Australia and India. On Japan, the US will want ...
We spend an estimated £10 billion a year on simply administering tax The infrastructure for clean, automatic tax collection ...
Coventry City Council owns the intellectual property. Hopefully it can export the technology across Britain and to Europe and ...
Canary Wharf stands as one of the most recognisable parts of London’s skyline. It is a bustling centre of business and a home ...
Ahead of the Spring statement, there were mounting concerns the Chancellor was on the precipice of making drastic changes to ...
The events of VE Day feel distant today, but our lives are still shaped by the defeat of totalitarianism May 8, 1945 was a ...
And interestingly, Ørsted itself isn’t fully giving up the project – the press release quotes the CEO saying ‘we’ll seek to ...
Up Hamas, up Hezbollah!’ I don’t know about you, but if I was at a gig and heard a band yelling that to the crowd of adoring ...