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  • Anger and indignation as Northern Ireland is branded the ‘begging bowl’ of the UK

    April 1, 2022

    Northern Ireland is the “begging bowl corner” of the UK and should become fiscally responsible, politician Doug Beattie said this afternoon. In an address to business leaders, the UUP leader said Stormont parties have collectively failed to demonstrate their ability to manage the region’s finances. Beattie was addressing a pre-election event, hosted by the Northern [...]

  • Government urged to launch public inquiry into P&O scandal

    April 1, 2022

    The government has been urged to launch a public inquiry into the P&O scandal, during which almost 800 workers were made redundant. The Liberal Democrats have written to the cabinet secretary Simon Case calling for immediate action so “families can get the answers they deserve”, after hundreds of people lost their jobs and were plunged [...]

  • What cost of living crisis? MPs give themselves a pay rise of nearly 3 per cent to £84,144

    April 1, 2022

    MPs’ salaries rise to £84,144 from today, up by 2.7 per cent, after the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) announced last month that their pay would go up for the first time in two years. But it comes on the same day that the biggest jump in domestic energy bills in living memory has come [...]

  • Euro zone inflation hits record 7.5 per cent as slowing growth puts pressure on ECB

    April 1, 2022

    Inflation in the Euro zone  soared to almost four times the European Central Bank’s target, registering at a record 7.5 per cent last month. European countries faced the prospect of slowing growth and rising costs, with the war in Ukraine continuing to put renewed pressure on gas and energy prices.  The EU’s package of sanctions [...]

  • Ukraine unmasks two generals as Moscow saboteurs while tired Putin is stuck in ‘Kremlin cage’ with Russian Army ‘exhausted’

    April 1, 2022

    Two Ukrainian generals have been unmasked as Russian saboteurs and stripped off their ranks with immediate effect, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky told his nation under siege. In his daily video address to the nation, Zelensky said “today another decision was made on anti-heroes, gradually all of them will be punished.” “That is why Andriy Olehovych [...]

  • Growth in UK manufacturing sector plummets to 13-month lows

    April 1, 2022

    Growth in the UK’s manufacturing sector has plunged to its lowest levels in more than a year, due to the impacts of soaring inflation, supply shortages, and the war in Ukraine. The rate of expansion in the UK’s manufacturing sector has dropped to its lowest levels in 13 months, according to S&P Global’s Purchasing Managers [...]

  • Prince Andrew ‘received £1m linked to Turkish fraudster’, High Court hears

    April 1, 2022

    Prince Andrew is involved in a High Court legal row in which he is alleged to have received over £1m linked to a Turkish fraudster. The Queen’s second son and Duchess Sarah, both 62, are alleged to have taken money from ex banker, Selman Turk. It is understood, according to The Times, this includes £750k [...]

  • Green energy pioneer and former New Age traveller Dale Vince steps down from Ecotricity

    April 1, 2022

    Green energy pioneer and former New Age traveller Dale Vince has said he is stepping down as chief executive of wind power company Ecotricity to pursue a career in politics. Vince, who founded Ecotricity in 1995 while living in an old army truck in Gloucestershire, said he plans to sell Ecotricity to new owners, with [...]

  • Starmer brands Tory response to rising cost of living ‘pathetic’ as windfall tax on energy firms rekindled

    April 1, 2022

    Boris Johnson’s government’s response to energy price rises has been “pathetic”, as he rekindled Labour’s bid for a one-off windfall tax on oil and gas firms in a bid to reduce bills. This comes after millions of households were plunged into fuel poverty today caused by the uplift to the cap on energy bills sending [...]

  • Clash between Japan and Russia looms as Tokyo steps up Kuril Island claims: ‘Russian Army is illegal occupier’

    April 1, 2022

    After several Japanese politicians recently stated the disputed Kuril Islands are part of Japan’s territory, Tokyo has now moved to officially declare that the entire Kuril Island chain is Japanese sovereign territory. In fact, Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said the islands are illegally occupied by the Russian Army. Over the last few decades, [...]

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