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  • Urgent reform needed to restore trust in UK constitution, warn think tanks

    Politics

    An urgent reset is required in order to restore trust in the UK’s constitution, two top think tanks have warned. Faith in Britain’s political system has been shaken after a “tumultuous” string of events — from the Brexit process, the Covid-19 pandemic and the cost of living crisis — a report by the Institute for [...]

  • Murdoch executives ‘told Sunak not to resign’ after partygate fine

    UK Politics

    Rishi Sunak was persuaded not to quit as chancellor over his fine for breaking lockdown laws after an intervention by media mogul Rupert Murdoch’s executives, it has been claimed. The claim is detailed in a new book by the Telegraph’s political editor and published by the newspaper on Friday. It is the latest report to [...]

  • Taxpayer foots bad Covid loan bill of £7.4bn amid ‘uncomfortable level of fraud’

    Covid

    The government has already had to foot a £7.4bn bill to settle bad loans while banks have claimed a further £1.13bn under the schemes.

  • UK ‘flying blind’ on soaring levels of fraud which has quadrupled since pandemic

    September 8, 2023

    The government is “flying blind” on its exposure to fraud, which has quadrupled since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, MPs have said. The cross-party Public Accounts Committee (PAC) also said that while most of the £21bn of taxpayers’ money lost to fraud during the pandemic is unlikely to be recovered, the government should be [...]

  • UK sanctions Russia cyber gang that targeted hospitals during Covid

    September 7, 2023

    UK sanctions have been announced against 11 members of a Russian cybercrime gang behind the hacking of hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic. Britain and the United States acted together to slap the Russian nationals with asset freezes and travel bans, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) said on Thursday. The so-called TrickBot Group is [...]

  • Analysis: Rishi Sunak must wish he was still on holiday

    September 4, 2023

    Rishi Sunak may have enjoyed the break but an afternoon of bad news will have brought reality crashing back to him

  • Doomsayers ‘proved wrong’: UK had third-fastest Covid recovery in G7, revised GDP data now shows

    September 1, 2023

    New figures show the UK economy bounced back from the pandemic faster than had been thought.

  • Zoom: Share bump after pumping up full year guidance

    August 22, 2023

    Pandemic darling Zoom beat expectations and raised full year guidance in its second quarter as it remains hopeful in its long-term strategy - although customer growth is sluggish.

  • Covid medical boss Jonathan Van-Tam takes job at vaccine maker Moderna

    August 18, 2023

    Former Covid medical officer Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam has joined vaccine maker Moderna as an advisor, it has been revealed. The former deputy chief medical officer, who played a key role in the UK’s pandemic response has taken the post on a part-time basis at the US pharmaceutical giant, since May. He is working as [...]

  • None for the road: Takeaway pints banned as Home Office ends pub pandemic scheme

    August 7, 2023

    Bad news for punters who enjoy a cold pint on the go as the government has decided to put an end to the Covid-19 scheme which allowed pubs to sell takeaway pints.  Pubs were allowed to sell alcoholic drinks in plastic cups to customers on the street in 2020, when businesses  could not trade normally [...]

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