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  • Rishi Sunak at G20 in India with hopes for post Brexit trade deal talks

    September 8, 2023

    Rishi Sunak is set to land in New Delhi for the G20 summit in what No10 called a “historic moment”, amid trade deal negotiations to land an agreement with India. The prime minister, travelling with his wife Akshata Murty, will meet Indian prime minister Narendra Modi for bilateral talks. And officials have not ruled out [...]

  • UK firms in the dark over regulatory ‘avalanche’ for EU trade, report warns

    September 7, 2023

    Most businesses are in the dark about a looming “avalanche” of changes in EU/UK trade regulations, an industry group is warning.

  • Brits among least likely to say work important to them, survey finds

    September 7, 2023

    British workers rank among the lowest globally for how likely they are to say their work is important to them, a study has found.

  • 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 [...]

  • Labour boosts election war chest raising £7.5m from business charm offensive

    September 7, 2023

    Labour has enjoyed a boost to its books from top business leaders as accounts revealed the party took almost £7.5m in donations during the second quarter of 2023. Sir Keir Starmer’s party accumulated £10,435,900.07 between April and June this year, according to figures released today by the Electoral Commission, which keeps track of political parties’ [...]

  • Chris Pincher: Former Tory whip resigns as MP triggering third by-election for Sunak

    September 7, 2023

    Conservative MP Chris Pincher has resigned as an MP triggering a third by-election for Rishi Sunak’s government to fight. The Tory MP and former deputy chief whip announced his resignation this morning after he lost his appeal against an eight-week suspension from Parliament over groping allegations. In a statement he said: “I have said already [...]

  • ‘Bespoke’ Brexit deal signed off as UK to rejoin EU’s £85bn Horizon science scheme

    September 7, 2023

    The UK is to return to the European Union’s £85 billion Horizon science research programme following months of negotiations. The Government said a “bespoke” new agreement has been signed off with the EU, with UK researchers able to apply for grants and take part in Horizon projects. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said: “We have worked [...]

  • Online Safety Bill: Tech bosses slam fresh government statement

    September 7, 2023

    The UK government has denied its stance on the controversial Online Safety Bill has changed despite admitting that the technology to access messages without compromising user privacy does not currently exist. The bill has come under intense scrutiny from tech companies as it seeks to override encryption to scan online messages sent in the UK [...]

  • Now TfL have banned cheese adverts on the Tube

    September 7, 2023

    A company looking to use artisanal cheese as an advertising prop has been told it can't advertise on TfL

  • City could inject £225bn into the economy after regulation refresh, top firms claim

    September 7, 2023

    The City could inject an extra £225bn into the economy if regulators strip back red tape around financial services and unleash a wave of pension capital into the economy, a group of top firms have claimed.

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