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  • Johnson wages war on junk food ads in bid to tackle UK obesity

    July 24, 2020

    Boris Johnson is set to announce sweeping measures to overhaul junk food advertising in the UK, which could include a 9pm watershed on TV adverts. The Prime Minister’s long-awaited obesity strategy, which could be announced as soon as next week, will likely involve a ban on online advertising of unhealthy foods, a 9pm watershed on [...]

  • Luton residents told to stay at home amid fears of local lockdown

    July 24, 2020

    Council leaders in Luton have told residents to stay at home as much as possible amid fears that a rise in infections in the town could lead to a local lockdown. Luton has been designated as an “intervention area” by the government, meaning the town’s infection rate is being monitored closely and further spike in [...]

  • Face masks in England: The new rules on where and when to wear them

    July 24, 2020

    Face masks are now mandatory in enclosed public spaces in England, after new government rules came into effect on Friday, 24 July. So when do you need to wear them, and in what settings? In shops and supermarkets Face masks are now compulsory if you are entering a shop or supermarket in England, at any [...]

  • Johnson calls anti-vaxxers ‘nuts’ as fears mount over second wave of coronavirus

    July 24, 2020

    Boris Johnson has described vaccine opponents as “nuts”, as the Prime Minister warned that coronavirus “could come back again” in the winter. “There’s all these anti-vaxxers now,” Boris Johnson told nurses at GP surgery in London today. “They are nuts, they are nuts.” Speaking on the first anniversary of his premiership, the PM said he believes that [...]

  • Where is the no-deal planning we need to extract a deal from the EU?

    July 24, 2020

    The UK ended its fifth round of negotiations this week, and still there has been no agreement on the principles of a future trading deal — let alone an actual deal.  This was all too predictable. The EU is seeking a deal founded in ideology, and the UK simply wants to trade.  Back in January, [...]

  • After a year in the job, Boris Johnson is a disappointment to even his biggest fans

    July 24, 2020

    On the Institute of Economic Affairs’ Live With Littlewood show this week, I was asked to score Boris Johnson’s first year as Tory leader. I am accustomed to being the token left-winger (relatively speaking) on the IEA’s show, which tends to feature economists and journalists who identify firmly on the Conservative right. I was therefore [...]

  • City figures worried about prospect of Brexit without trade deal

    July 23, 2020

    City of London figures have expressed concern about the increasing likelihood of the UK leaving the post-Brexit transition period without a deal. The latest round of talks wrapped up today, with both sides saying no serious progress was made on the most contentious issues. The two largest areas of contention are still EU fishing access [...]

  • Face masks mandatory in English shops and supermarkets from Friday

    July 23, 2020

    Face masks will be mandatory at all enclosed public spaces in England from tomorrow, including shops, supermarkets, shopping centres and transport hubs. The new laws will also count for people buying takeaway food and drink from cafes and shops, however you will be able to take your face covering off to eat at this type of venue [...]

  • Brexit: UK-EU free trade deal ‘now unlikely’ after last round of talks

    July 23, 2020

    It is “now unlikely” the UK and EU will agree to a free trade deal before the 31 December deadline, according to the EU’s chief negotiator Michel Barnier. UK chief negotiator David Frost also said a no trade deal exit from the EU’s single market and customs union was a real possibility now, but that [...]

  • Government announces £100m funding for new coronavirus vaccine centre

    July 23, 2020

    The government has announced it will invest £100m into a new state-of-the-art centre to scale up a potential coronavirus vaccine currently being developed by the University of Oxford, amid mounting fears of a second wave of the virus in the winter. The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Beis) today announced it will plug [...]

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