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  • Renault restarts production in Moscow, backed by main shareholder, the French government

    March 21, 2022

    The French government has backed carmaker Renault’s decision to resume manufacturing at its Moscow plants. The company had suspended production last month due to logistical issues relating to the war in Ukraine. The move was made on Vladimir Putin’s order, according to The Guardian. Renault, which the French government is the main shareholder of, has [...]

  • Met has sent out 100 questionnaires in its Number 10 ‘partygate’ investigation

    March 21, 2022

    The Metropolitan Police has sent out 100 questionnaires during its ongoing investigation into the Number 10 partygate scandal. The police today said it had been begun interviewing witnesses, however no fixed penalty notices have been given out. Outgoing Met commissioner Cressida Dick launched an investigation into the saga in January, with the police looking into [...]

  • Cheers: Pubs set to stay open until 1am for Queen’s platinum jubilee

    March 21, 2022

    The government moves forward with plans to let pubs stay open until 1am to celebrate Queen’s platinum jubilee in June.

  • Financial regulators shine spotlight on crypto amid Ukraine conflict

    March 21, 2022

    Global financial regulators have confirmed they are closely monitoring the role of crypto assets amid the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

  • Space firms can ‘solve problems that government’s can’t’ amid Ukraine invasion

    March 21, 2022

    Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites have been helping Ukraine’s drone unit push back against Russian forces, as the space industry acts as a core string in Europe bow to diffuse Russia. A specialist air reconnaissance unit within the army, known as Aerorozvidka, has been picking off Russian tanks, command trucks and vehicles carrying electronic equipment since [...]

  • Number 10: Russian state actors made prank calls to Ben Wallace and other ministers

    March 21, 2022

    Prank calls to defence secretary Ben Wallace and home secretary Priti Patel last week were made by Russian state actors, according to Number 10. Boris Johnson’s official spokesman said the calls come “straight from the Kremlin playbook to try and distract from their illegal activities in Ukraine and their human rights abuses there”. Wallace said [...]

  • Tributes paid to murdered student Sabita Thanwani at London university halls

    March 21, 2022

    The family of the young woman murdered at City University student flats in Clerkenwell have paid tribute to their daughter.

  • Claims grow Russian Army is abducting and deporting Ukrainians to remote regions for slave labour

    March 21, 2022

    Ukraine has rejected a Russian deadline to surrender in the city of Mariupol, according to various reports this morning. Details of the Russian proposal was put forward last night by General Mikhail Mizintsev, who said Ukraine had until 05am Moscow time, 2am UK time, this morning to accept its terms. Under Russia’s proposal, civilians would [...]

  • Sajid Javid: PM comparing Brexit to Ukraine invasion was about ‘self-determination’

    March 21, 2022

    The health secretary has become the latest of the Boris Johnson’s cabinet to defend the prime minister likening Ukraine’s desire for sovereignty amid its invasion to the Brexit vote. Health and social care minister Sajid Javid told Sky News this morning that if the public wanted to see what the prime minister thinks about Ukraine, [...]

  • Fuel duty expected to be cut as cost of living continues to spiral

    March 21, 2022

    Fuel duty is expected to be cut by the Chancellor this week, as the cost of living crisis continues to spiral and onlookers call for political intervention. Soaring energy bills and inflation, as well as record high petrol prices, have significantly dampened consumer spending power amid the UK’s post-pandemic and Brexit recovery. Chancellor Rishi Sunak [...]

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