The British Post Office scandal, which saw more than 700 post office managers convicted of fraud or theft, was not uncovered by the mainstream media in 2009, but by Computer Weekly. An article by Rebecca Thomson in the trade magazine

After an evening meeting, DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson got his party to say ‘yes’ to a coalition with Sinn Féin. Pressure has been exerted to this end by the British government, London having pledged £3 billion. He also managed to

The UK Minister for Aviation, Maritime and Safety does not want to increase aviation taxes in the UK. The Minister really wants to focus more on making aviation more sustainable by encouraging the use of sustainable fuel. Flight tax in

Boris Johnson’s days as Britain’s political leader appear to be numbered. The Prime Minister stressed in Parliament on Wednesday afternoon that he still wanted to go ahead, but he was increasingly convinced that this was actually possible. His government thinned

Good afternoon Patrick. There is political turmoil in England. What has happened? ‘Five weeks ago, Truss came into office and laid out a radical plan to stimulate economic growth through huge and unfounded tax cuts, which will primarily benefit Britain’s

Suella Braverman, Britain’s 42-year-old Home Secretary, resigned from Prime Minister Liz Truss’ government, coming under heavy criticism. He said he did this because he made a professional mistake, but he also said he was concerned about government policy. Last week,

vandalism Detective on the remaining stumps. — © app A month after the infamous tree felling, British police continue to search for the perpetrators. He made two new arrests. Thursday, November 2, 2023 at 16.30 Sycamore Gap, a famous tree

The United States and Britain called for the release of publisher Jimmy Lai. Hong Kong’s leading democracy campaigner will go on trial there from Monday for ‘crimes against national security’. Washington and London called the process ‘politically motivated’. Lai, 76,

The UK has been the target of a series of persistent but unsuccessful Russian cyberattacks. The aim, according to the British government itself, was to disrupt domestic politics. Britain holds Russia’s FSB security service responsible for the hack. In response

The UK would do well to follow Germany’s example in dealing with the influx of migrants. With this rebuke, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama on Thursday referred to the way the British government recently described Albanians entering his country through