LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Only a few weeks ago, there was talk that Prince Andrew’s team had come up with a slam-dunk winner that would put an end to the case. But for him, the outcome couldn’t have been more disastrous. To
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Following the exit from the EU, Britain turns to India to negotiate terms of a new trade deal that is expected to mutually benefit the two countries. Among the most ambitious negotiations to take effect after Brexit, India
UK Green Energy Performance Index 2013 – Energy Production Strategy The UK has continued to rank high in the CCPI, although it has slipped two places to 7th overall. The country scores highly in three categories, including GHG Emissions, Energy Use, and
Discover the Top 10 Jobs in Demand For the Next 10 Years The following list is made up of the fastest growing careers for the next 10 years. These careers have not been completely automated and will need skilled people with
LONDON (Parliament Politics magazine): Following a government investigation, the introduction of “all-lane-running” smart motorways has been halted due to concerns for safety. The “all-lane-running” highways were adopted in 2014, however they have been criticised by campaigners. The Department for Transport (DfT) has
WHO Headquarters, Geneva (Parliament Politics Magazine): The World Health Organisation has warned that more than half of the European population could be infected by the highly communicable Omicron variant within the coming two months. It states it’s too early to treat the
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): The year 2022 promises a big showcase of some of the most influential artists in history. Raphael, Francis Bacon, Cézanne, Louise Bourgeois, and Sickert are among the artists whose works will be on display this year. Raphael
BERLIN, GERMANY (Parliament Politics Magazine): The highest-ranking official, former colonel Anwar Raslan, to be convicted for atrocities committed in Syria by a German court. Victims and human rights activists in Syria are awaiting the outcome of the world’s first criminal trial on
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA (Parliament Politics Magazine): The largest oil company in the world, Aramco, will purchase a 30% stake in a Baltic refinery along with a wholesale fuel unit. Saudi Aramco’s agrees to supply nearly half of Poland’s oil. This agreement will
DOWNING STREET, LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): During the first coronavirus lockdown, Prime Minister Boris Johnson attended a “bring your own booze” party. The PM has been under constant scrutiny for the same and offered a “heartfelt apology”. He told MPs that the
What the UK House of Lords Does London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The House of Lords is an independent body that has the power to amend the Constitution. It holds one annual session and opens in November. Only the Queen can call
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Labour’s Angela Rayner has stated that Boris Johnson “can run, but not hide” over reports of him attending drinks during lockdown in the garden of Downing Street. The gathering seems to have put Mr. Johnson under scrutiny. The
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine): The global economy has a “dark outlook,” according to World Bank President David Malpass, as the pandemic’s aftershocks continue to impede on growth, particularly in impoverished countries. Global growth will fall to 4.1% this year, down from 5.5%
Fanny Bal, a French nose, shares the secrets of attracting regional customers. DUBAI: Scent is an important aspect of Arab men and women’s beauty routines. According to Euromonitor, the Middle East fragrance industry is expected to touch $4.4 billion in 2027, with
Boris Johnson under new inquiries over his evident help for a “extraordinary exhibition” plan supported by a Tory donor who aided compensation for the restoration of his flat on Downing Street. Messages that were released on Thursday showed the PM talked about
Since after the financial crisis, UK house costs have posted their most grounded year. However an approaching slowdown is expected by the experts. Month to month figures just delivered by Halifax, mortgage leader, show that UK house costs bounced 9.8% during 2021,
A huge alliance of investment companies need the managers of Covid vaccine producers to have their bonuses kept in case of incompetent distribution. This could ensure a “more fair” worldwide dissemination of the vaccine, said Rogier Krens, chief officer of investment of
Authoritarian leader of Kazakhstan says he has ordered security powers to “fire abruptly”, in the midst of a brutal crackdown on protests against the government. Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the President additionally said 20,000 bandits’ had assaulted Almaty, the capital city focal point of
The United Arab Emirates is at soaring risk of being named in the list of the global watchdog of nations subject to more lapse for failing at battling laundering of money and financing(terrorist) despite recent insistence of government to eradicate illegal transactions.
Earlier today, the Home Office was reached out to for an informed understanding of their response to the petition for removal of Clause 9 from the Nationality and Borders bill. In accordance with the clause, British citizenship could be taken away from
In excess of 700,000 individuals have marked an appeal calling for previous Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair to have his knighthood eliminated. The ex-Labour leader who was in power from 1997 to 2007, was offered the title as the New Year’s Honours.
It proved difficult work on occasion, however numerous businesses in England’s east say they have had the ability to cope with the 1st year of Brexit. England officially stepped out of the European Union (EU) and its single market on January 1,
Boris Johnson flags that he inclines toward designated help to assist families with low income families retain rising energy costs in front of a new round of government talks including providers. Kwasi Kwarteng, Business Secretary to hold further discussions with energy providers
A system of logistics that is believed to be vital to UK Armed Forces tasks worldwide will be upheld under another five-year, £460 million agreement with Boeing Defense UK. The contract is to support in excess of 600 jobs in the UK.
Change will apply just to those taking routine lateral flow tests who don’t have any Covid indications. Follow-up PCRs tests to be suspended temporarily for people showing no symptoms of Covid, who had positive lateral flow tests from January 11. The UK
The Prime Minister of UK, Boris Johnson says he trusts England can “ride out” the current flood of Covid-19 minus any additional limitations. He said that he would not force new measures and would suggest proceeding with the government’s “Plan B” system
Three refugees are arguing the UAE funded war crimes by ISIS terrorists in the Syrian civil war in a landmark case in British legal history. The men, who are from Syria but are now asylum seekers in the UK, claim Arab officials financed human
Sudan’s military has launched a coup attempt, arresting the prime minister, Abdalla Hamdok, and other senior ministers during overnight raids, as thousands of people protested in the capital, Khartoum. After weeks of escalating tensions between military and civilian members of the country’s
Donald Trump Jr has begun selling merchandise that mocks Alec Baldwin, who fatally shot a cinematographer during an on-set incident last week. Mr Trump has been sharing several Instagram photos and stories since Thursday’s tragic film set incident in New Mexico, where Mr Baldwin was filming Rust outside
Three teenagers have died after their car crashed into a tree in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, police have confirmed. Two 19-year-olds and an 18-year-old were in a white Ford Fiesta when the car travelling down Kiveton Lane left the road and collided with a
Millions of Gmail users will soon be treated to a massive upgrade with Google announcing some big improvements to its hugely popular email service. The changes are all focused on making sure the right people get the email you are trying to
New infections, hospitalisations and deaths have surged over the past fortnight. Some health experts and opposition politicians have demanded the Government urgently reintroduce compulsory face coverings and work from home guidance as part of the Government’s “Plan B” in a bid to
A former senior Saudi intelligence officer has claimed that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is a “psychopath with no empathy” who once boasted that he could kill the kingdom’s ruler at the time, King Abdullah, and replace him with his own father. In an
Oil and gas companies should be treated like the tobacco industry and denied routine meetings with EU officials, a group of NGOs have said, as they revealed that fossil fuel producers have enjoyed hundreds of meetings with Brussels decision makers since the Paris
Akiko Yano is laughing as she tells the story of her debut album, Japanese Girl. Twenty-one years old and unable to speak a word of English, she found herself directing a recording session in LA with US rock outfit Little Feat. “I
An investment trust focused on renewable energy is expected become the first company with an all-female board to float on the London Stock Exchange. Atrato Onsite Energy, which has announced plans to raise £150m by listing in London, is run by three women
The landmark trial of a former president and 13 others has begun in Burkina Faso over the assassination of Thomas Sankara, a much revered revolutionary leader killed in a 1987 coup. Sankara, a Marxist icon of pan-Africanism hailed across Africa and beyond, was killed alongside
Amid Democrats’ contentious negotiations over the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the reconciliation package, the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, was able to distract Capitol Hill reporters for a few minutes with her use of a certain C-word. “I just told members of my leadership that
Deontay Wilder refused to accept a truce with Tyson Fury after his brutal knockout defeat due to “serious issues” with the Briton remaining. That’s according to his trainer Malik Scott, who concedes he wanted to shake hands with Fury’s team, including fellow trainer SugarHill Steward.
If you love all things Android, you’ll want to pop October 19th in your diary now. That’s the date when Google looks set to reveal its next generation of Pixel smartphones and it could also be when an official release date for Android 12
Iran has amassed more than 120kg of 20% enriched uranium, well above the level agreed to in the 2015 deal with world powers, the head of the country’s atomic energy agency has told state television. “We have passed 120 kilograms,” said Mohammad
A forensic scientist with the Metropolitan Police will stand trial next month, facing charges of misconduct in a public office. Ursula Collins has been accused of eight offences, including failure to create and store evidence in accordance with Met Police required procedure, failure to
Getting serious about diet is a crucial step in managing cancer at any stage of the disease. What we put in our bodies can dictate our chances of survival, but dietary guidelines aren’t always concise. One food that is often touted as being nutrient-dense
Romy Gill MBE gave her exclusive chicken curry tips to Express.co.uk. She also detailed her secret five-ingredient curry base. She said: “The secret to a good chicken curry dish is to give your chicken a lot of care and attention, as well
You’ve heard of limited edition trainers and the possession of the “right” smartphone as crucial social currency for twentysomethings, but what about rugby shirts? The sports staple, beloved of private schoolboys and David Hockney, is re-emerging as a cult classic with the
Calls are growing to abolish Italian neofascist movements after violent protests against Covid-19 vaccine passes in Rome, during which demonstrators tried to force their way into the official residence of the Italian prime minister. Twelve people, including Roberto Fiore, the founder of
Businesses involved in channelling crucial carbon dioxide supplies to the food and drink industry have struck a deal aimed at averting shortages of products such as meat and fizzy drinks until January next year. The government was last month forced to provide a
In Breast Cancer Awareness month, much will rightly be made of the importance of grooming for some patients, and of the power of a well-cut wig to restore privacy. But there are lesser-known beauty treatments with a more lasting ability to help
A report by Tactics Institiute For Security and Counter Terrorism criticised the continued money laundering activities in United Arab Emirates and called for strict rules to be implemented to end the phenomenon. The report claimed that UAE has failed in dealing with
Louisiana’s largest hospital systems are requiring their employees to be fully vaccinated, but a minority of nursing staff say they are still considering leaving their jobs instead of getting the jab, citing concerns over personal liberty, lack of long-term studies, and discredited