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  • Exclusive: Sanctioned Russian bank to vote in Canada Corporation election

    March 22, 2022

    Russia’s second largest bank VTB Bank will get a share of votes in Canada Corporation election on Thursday, despite being severely sanctioned by the UK government. The powerful local authority allows businesses located in the City to have a certain number of votes, depending on how many staff they have, as only [...]

  • China and Dubai cash in on roomier Russian market amid Western boycott

    March 22, 2022

    As the West bail out of Russia over its invasion of neighbouring Ukraine, China and Dubai are seemingly cashing in on the roomier market. China’s top envoy in Moscow has urged Chinese business leaders to “fill the void” in the Russian market, Bloomberg first reported, after a growing tally of businesses and government’s have boycott [...]

  • Ukrainian activists try to block Abramovich’s £450m superyacht from mooring at Turkish port

    March 22, 2022

    A group of Ukrainian activists – including at least five children – people attempted to stop sanctioned Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich’s £430m yacht from mooring in a Turkish port. The luxury vessel called Solaris was confronted in the resort of Bodrum by a rubber dingy filled with children and teens, holding Ukrainian flags with the [...]

  • Khan: Met needs change ‘at highest levels’ in wake of damning corruption report

    March 22, 2022

    Sadiq Khan has vowed to change the Metropolitan Police at “the highest levels” in response to a damning report into police corruption, with the mayor putting the force’s leadership on notice. The London mayor said the “Met leadership simply must do more” to combat corruption, while also appearing to blame them for the fact that [...]

  • Embarrassed UK Ministry of Defence hits out at Kremlin ‘propaganda’ as second prank video of Ben Wallace emerges

    March 22, 2022

    The UK government accused Russia this afternoon of spreading “propaganda” to distract from its atrocities in Ukraine after a second hoax video featuring Defence Secretary Ben Wallace was published. Vladimir Putin’s Kremlin has been squarely blamed for the imposters’ calls with three Cabinet ministers, as officials appear to struggle to get the clips removed from [...]

  • Zac Goldsmith: Spanish tax evasion dispute comes into new light following secret recording

    March 22, 2022

    A secret recording has shed new light on claims minister Zac Goldsmith evaded millions in tax, as ruled by a Spanish judge.   Obtained by The Guardian, the audio clip includes a top police officer, José Manuel Villarejo, telling  businesswoman Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein he’d be “delighted” to assist the former MP in his dispute with Spanish [...]

  • Trevelyan claims Joe Biden now open to post-Brexit UK-US trade deal

    March 22, 2022

    Joe Biden has changed his position and is now open to restart UK-US negotiations for a post-Brexit trade deal, according to UK international trade secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan. The international trade secretary also said the US is preparing to drop its Trump-era tariffs on British steel exports, with an announcement to come as soon as this [...]

  • Post office workers who exposed Horizon scandal finally get their payout

    March 22, 2022

    The government have said that the post office workers who won a landmark civil case following the Horizon computer scandal will be compensated for the miscarriage of justice.

  • Sunak resists calls to scrap tax hikes despite lower than expected borrowing

    March 22, 2022

    The government borrowed much less than expected over the year so far, indicating Chancellor Rishi Sunak has room for giveaways at tomorrow’s spring statement. The UK borrowed nearly £26bn less than the fiscal watchdog expected in the year to February, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said today, freeing up some room for the Chancellor [...]

  • London’s councils call for share of £2.6bn levelling up fund

    March 22, 2022

    London’s councils are calling for a slice of the £2.6bn fund earmarked for the government’s levelling up agenda to also be given to the capital in Rishi Sunak’s spring economic statement tomorrow. London Councils, an association representing all 32 of the capital’s councils, has urged Sunak to ensure that London receives from the UK Shared [...]

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