British scientists are concerned that the imposition of Level 3 restrictive measures in parts of England will not be enough to stem the new outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic nationwide in the UK and suggest that after the holiday season and the ” “amnesty” decided by the Johnson administration to
Forty years ago, in the early 1980s, banks with offices in Britain had a much larger cross-border presence than banks in Germany and France. This emerges from data available to the Bank for International Settlements and cites a report in the British newspaper Financial Times. According to the relevant publication,
Hundreds of young people in Soho without the slightest protection measure As if there is no tomorrow, many Londoners took to the streets on Tuesday night, in view of their new, strict lock for the coming weeks due to the increased coronavirus statistics in the city. Areas such as Soho,
The prices in November grew at half the rate than foreseen Inflation in Britain slowed sharply in November as clothing retailers cut prices for more than a decade, while consumer demand remained uneven amid a coronavirus pandemic. Consumer prices rose 0.3% year on year, following a 0.7% rise in October,
Two of Britain’s most important medical inspections are calling on the government to cancel plans to ease restrictions on halting the spread of COVID-19 for five days at Christmas, warning that the system could be overloaded. health. Noting that this is just the second joint major article they have published
The European side sees a dim light through the dense fog surrounding the torturous Brexit negotiations, although Boris Johnson’s government insists, at least in its public rhetoric, that leaving without a trade deal remains the most likely scenario. “There is mobility, that’s good. We are talking about a new beginning