Riding the Wave: The anticipation of a new wave of pandemic-related claims
Lawyers predict an increase in pandemic-related litigation claims over the next two years, a report finds.
Lawyers predict an increase in pandemic-related litigation claims over the next two years, a report finds.
Growth of Britain’s gross domestic product (GDP) has experienced a sharper slowdown in February than previously expected amidst concerns over an upcoming surge in inflation.
The major retail and commercial bank Natwest is returning to majority private control, as it buys back £1.2bn in shares.
Lord Agnew, a government minister responsible for counter fraud at the Treasury and Cabinet Office, has resigned after accusing the UK’s Covid-19 business loan scheme of being infested by fraud.
Spotify has been criticised by famous musicians and the general public in response to Joe Rogan’s podcast spreading misinformation about coronavirus.
Credit Suisse chairman Antonio Horta-Osorio has resigned after a bank probe found that he had breached quarantine rules on two occasions.
After a long rally of forehands and backhands, Australia hits a passing winner to revoke Novak Djokovic’s visa for a second time.
A factory in Teeside which makes vaccines for the US company Novavax is set to receive a £400m funding boost to push vaccine productions.
With cases of the new Omicron variant of Covid-19 rising, the Government has released a ‘Plan B’ with new policies and restrictions that may have a significant effect on the economy.
Rishi Sunak delivered his Autumn 2021 Budget on 27th October to MPs in the House of Commons, proposing changes to taxation and plans to help the economy recover after the effects of the pandemic.