The most senior statistician in Great Britain has left the head of the National Statistics Office (ONS) following criticism of potential inaccuracies in some of his economic data. Sir Ian Diamond said in a statement that he had resigned with immediate effect “due to current health problems”. He had directed the agency in the past … Read more
The parent company of Pontins appeared before the court after being accused of guilty manslaughter. Eighteen people were injured on the Brean Sands site of the holiday company in Somerset in February 2019, when a section of 40 meters of structural conduits and ceiling fell into an entertainment area. Wendy Jones, a 68-year-old grandmother, was … Read more
Diet, exercise, sleep and genetics all contribute to longevity, but your mental state can also be surprisingly important. Those who experience regular stress could shorten their lives because they could have a lower immune system. No one knows exactly how long they will live, but making lifestyle changes can improve your chances of a long … Read more
The cooperative apologized after the pirates managed to access the data of a “significant number” of past and current members. The company said compromise data included names and contact details, but not passwords or bank details and credit card. He said that he “continued to undergo sustained malicious attempts”. The National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) … Read more
The bosses of four of the largest British banks secretly urged the Chancellor to abandon the most important regulatory change imposed after the 2008 financial crisis, which warned its continuous imposition inhibiting the economic growth of the United Kingdom. Sky News has obtained an explosive letter sent this week by the Directors General of HSBC … Read more
While Chancellor Rachel Reeves meets her counterpart, the Secretary in the United States of the Treasury Scott Bessent to discuss an “economic agreement” between the two countries, the last commercial figures confirm three realities which should shape the negotiations. The first is that the United States remains an essential customer for British companies, the largest … Read more
The post office will unveil next week an agreement of 1.75 billion pounds sterling with dozens of banks that will allow their customers to continue using the largest British retail network. Sky News has learned that the next post office manager will be launched next Wednesday, with an agreement that will give an additional 500 … Read more
British Steel said he will end a consultation on up to 2,700 layoffs after the government took control of the business earlier this month. An emergency invoice to save British steelThe Hauts Fourneaux Scuthorpe became law after the deputies were recalled in the House of Commons for an urgent debate on April 12. This meant … Read more
Reckless travelers returning from the EU may have their sandwiches and local specialties, such as cheese, confiscated when they enter the United Kingdom. The luggage in which they transport their goodies can also be seized and destroyed – and if the border force catches them to try to pass meat or dairy products without declaration, … Read more
People arriving in Great Britain from the EU and other European countries are no longer allowed to provide a range of meat and dairy products – including cheese. He is part of a decision by the British government to try to stop the spread of diseases from the foreigners’ feet and mouth. The new rules, … Read more