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Boris Johnson Needs to Respect Every Single Line of Brexit Agreement, Barnier Says
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson must respect every aspect of the Brexit withdrawal agreement, former European Union Chief Negotiator Michel Barnier has urged.
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‘Zero Shame' and ‘You Got It Wrong': UK Press Savages Boris Johnson After ‘Lockdown Parties' Report
Widespread criticism of the government comes after the preliminary findings of an inquiry into various parties held by government staff during Covid lockdowns.
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After Threats to Rip Up the Brexit Deal, UK and EU Hold Crunch Talks
The U.K and the European Union are due to enter new negotiations on Friday in an attempt to avoid a looming trade war.
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UK Finance Minister Outlines Spending Plans for a ‘New Economy Post-Covid'
Multi-billion pound spending on health care services and transport were among the plans British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak announced on Wednesday.
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Amazon Is Offering $4,000 Bonuses to Lure UK Workers as Britain Faces Labor Crunch
The e-commerce giant is offering U.K. workers joining bonuses of up to £3,000 in the run up to the festive period.
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Gas Crisis, Labor Shortages and Supply Chain Chaos: Post-Brexit Britain Faces a Difficult Winter
Britain has emerged from the Covid-19 pandemic to find itself faced with new economic crises that have left the country in “a precarious position,” experts say.
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British Lawmaker Dies After Stabbing Attack, Police Say
British lawmaker David Amess has died after being stabbed multiple times on Friday at a church in southeast England.
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Long Way to Go to Close UK Pay Gap, ‘The Apprentice' Star Karren Brady Says
Brady, who is a baroness and vice-chairman of West Ham United Football Club, said there isn’t a magic formula to pay equality.
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Poland's Defiance of EU Law Raises Concern Over a Possible Exit
Poland’s highest court has ruled that some EU laws conflict with the country’s constitution, raising concerns about Poland’s commitment to the Union.
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As the U.K. Battles Food, Fuel and Labor Crises, Boris Johnson Promises Change
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised changes to the direction that the U.K. economy is traveling in.
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Britain Deploys Its Army to Deliver Fuel as Panic Buying and Shortages Continue
The panic buying of gasoline is a “warning sign” for the U.K., one economist cautioned Monday.
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The Psychology of Panic Buying: Why Brits Are Scrambling for Gasoline
Government ministers have continuously insisted that there is no shortage of fuel in the U.K., but lines to get to gas pumps have been rife.
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Panic Buying of Fuel in UK Sparks Fears Doctors, Teachers Will Be Unable to Get to Work
There are calls for Britain’s key workers to be given priority access to fuel, as the panic buying of gasoline across the country continues.
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Empty Shelves, Gasoline Shortages and Sky-High Energy Prices? Britain Is Facing a ‘Difficult Winter'
Britain has been plunged into uncertainty as issues over gasoline, electricity and food have prompted warnings of “a really difficult winter” for the country.
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McDonald's Runs Out of Milkshakes as Supply Chain Woes Grip the UK
Supply constraints are weighing on Britain’s economy with several big-name firms announcing they have run out of stock on particular items.
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‘Mini Trade War' Imminent? EU Rejects the UK's Attempts to Overhaul the Brexit Deal
The European Union rejected a call from the British government to overhaul the Northern Ireland Protocol, a key tenet of the agreement that saw the U.K. leave the EU in 2020.
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Brexit: UK Urges EU to Consider Immediate Overhaul of Northern Ireland Protocol
The U.K. has called for a complete overhaul of the Northern Ireland Protocol, a key tenet of the Brexit agreements that Prime Minister Boris Johnson agreed with the EU in 2019.
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Gender Parity on UK Company Boards Is Not Likely Until 2036, Research Says
The predicted year for gender parity on executive boards at these publicly-listed U.K. firms has gone up by four years to 2036, according to the research.
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EU Citizens' Data Will Continue Flowing Into the UK After a Crucial Deal Was Reached
The European Commission adopted two “adequacy” decisions recognizing U.K. data protection laws as equivalent with EU laws.
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Brits Haven't Had to Pay Mobile Roaming Charges in the EU Since 2017 — That's Now Set to Change
Britain’s top mobile network operator EE announced it would bring back mobile roaming charges, starting next year.