In his recent book The Brutish Museums, Dan Hicks calls for the radical rethinking of Western museums. He uses the case of the Benin Bronzes to call for the return of stolen objects as part of addressing the outstanding debt of colonialism.
The EU has a population of nearly 450 million, therefore mass vaccination across the continent would be a “crucial step” in the battle to end the pandemic.
Regulators are best placed to decide the efficacy of the vaccine with data which aren’t available in public domain.
While Britain has banned Huawei, France is likelly to informally exclude it, and Germany aims to effectively strangle it in red tape.
The advisers of climate change committee’s report found Britain’s policies on climate change falling “well short”.
Britain would extend the rights of 350,000 ‘British National Overseas’ passport holders.
British government continues to ramp up its ventilator acquisition to meet its projected requirements.
Chris Tyas joins DEFRA as its Food Supply’s Director to contain situation over food security as the COVID-19 pandemic deepens.
Britain gears up to open its own carbon market, while the EU seems considerate yet clear that the standards set by the bloc should not be slackened if any future ties persists between both the parties.
Uncertain Brexit scenario cast a shadow on analysts forecast, while the needs for UK’s compliance “with 2019 ETS emissions” will remain unclear in case of further four months Brexit extension.
“BEIS’s own analysis find the costs to be 40% higher”, wrote Hammond.
Amid the race to win the seat of Britain’s Prime Minister, the British Finance Minister warns that leaving without a deal from the bloc should not be an option.
An investigation on Standard Chartered found the bank breaching sanctions and lined up penalties in the form of “fines and forfeitures”.
Uncertainties of Brexit slow down Britain’s economy, although 2018’s employment figures seemed promising. Nevertheless, researchers find that policymakers may have to worry about something else.
Fox reacts following the lawmakers’ indications of a Brexit “hijack”.
Competition to be the first to capture the Britain’s 5G service market seems to get tougher as EE comes up with faster and bigger network site promises in the wake of Vodafone’s 5G network launch Britain.
Theil turns more positive towards dollar, as he sees Brexit situation to “become more positive”.
While Brexit without a deal is not something that Germany is looking forward to, it is still preparing contingencies.
As a prelude to public introduction, Goldman Sachs’ internal memo informs its staff about its digital saving accounts facilities.
The Brexit Secretary answers a parliamentary committee and reveals his preparations.
The present Brexit plans of May could endanger Britain-U.S. trade future, agrees Ress-Mogg.
The proposed sale transaction between Better Capital & Chinese firm see a lapse.
The U.K. delegation will vote on to decide the fate of the proposal.
Vodafone has revealed its plans of starting 5G network on testing grounds in 10 largest cities in the U.K.
With the concerned brows the finance industry of Britain looks forward to shape the immigration scenario for working staff.
Damaging environmental effect of plastic waste coerces the food and beverage industry of Britain to take joint steps to set things right.
The Brexit Minister bets on the possibility of future agreement of free-trade between Britain and the EU block.
The Brexit minister says the “most successful financial” centre of the world will retain the “critical mass” post Brexit.
Even though, the clouds of uncertainties loom over the trade and business scenario of Britain with the approaching hour for official Brexit; Peugeot decides to carry on its investments in its southern England plant.
If Britain chooses to limit the investors’ access to Russian debts, it could be harmful for Britain-investors’ relationship.
Britain worries on the weapon collaboration following official Brexit and looks to enter in a treaty while the EU puts up conditions from the May.
New plans up British government’s sleeves to reduce plastic waste pollutants especially in the form of empty plastic bottles after they are discarded by the consumers.
While the retailer has gone into administration, Moorfields Advisory, the firm which has been appointed to oversee the process said, its 100 stores across the UK will continue to remain open and in service until further notice.
No “big alteration” will be entertained in haste by BoE when it comes to the alteration for reducing the “burden” of the E.U. capital rules.
Even though, the British economy outperforms the initial blows of Brexit, the performance still keeps the country “lagging” behind in “global recovery”.
Britain sees entering TPP as a possibility post Brexit, while Australia is happy with the news and could seek a “free trade agreement with Britain”.
The fear of running into deep loss has led Lloyd Bank to take step to forbid its customers to use credit cards for buying cryptocurrencies.
Here is what Norman Blackwell, Lloyds Banking Group’s chairman has to say on Britain future trade relationship with the EU.
2018 comes with a positive outlook for Britain’s construction sector even though the designated hour of Brexit draws closer.
Some economists think that the current slag in the performance of British factories would not give way to further decline, while others see the “vitality” of the sector’s recovery pace being lost soon in the coming days.
The fate of Uber on the compromise of customer privacy policies, as the company failed to notify its customers as well as regulators, remains to be decided while the regulatory body said that companies could be subject to “higher fines” for deliberate concealing of breaches.
The french billionaire clarified that the disclosures made in the leaked papers regarding his assets, were known to French and British tax authorities.
The move comes in the wake of GSK’s new Chief Executive Emma Walmsley undertaking a major overhaul of the company’s pharmaceuticals division with a focus on boosting productivity at the company.
David Davis is Britain’s Brexit Minister. Here is his timeline for Britain’s final call on its historic decision to leave the European Union.
Expecting a significant slowdown following its decision to leave the EU, Britain now aims to take quick corrective moves by this step.
For the British government Bombardier’s survival as a planemaker is critical since it brings about a sense of stability, prosperity and job security to its citizens in East Belfast where Bombardier has a unit employing more than 4,000 people. The U.S trade action will mean that the cost of its Cseries aircrafts will be thrice as expensive as Boeing’s offerings of the same seat capacity.
In a development that is largely consistent with general expectations, Brexit is taking a toll on the British economy.
Brexit-related contingency plans will become operational only when there is evidence to support their launch: Philip Hammon, Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Financial institutions and banks likely to decide Brexit-related relocation strategy in early 2018.
The move will affect its Warton plant in Lancanshire where it assembles the Eurofighter Typhoon fighting jet.
