Beth Malcolm is Scottish based Journalist at Heriot-Watt University studying French and British Sign Language. She is originally from the north west of England but is living in Edinburgh to complete her studies.
London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Riley Gaines, an ex-college swimmer, called squads Dem an ‘a misogynist after the congresswoman accused her of ‘transphobic bigotry’ during a heated exchange on Tuesday. Gaines, Kim Russell, the former lacrosse coach at Oberlin, and Sarah Parshall
UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The controversial politician ended his ordeal by blurting out the catchphrase “I’m a Celebrity” while filming an infamous British reality TV show while submerged in a water tank full of snakes and other creatures. “Please let me
We no longer speak of Brexit, based on the word “exit” which means “exit” but of “Breget”, in reference to the word “regret”. Economic circles are looking gloomy. They were not the most favorable to withdrawal from the European Union; in the
No recession yet. This is the conclusion that we can draw from the results published this Friday by the National Statistics Office (ONS). The statistical institute thus reports a slight growth in British gross domestic product (GDP). This increased by 0.1% in
London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – Scotland’s environmental credentials are about to soar in tandem with the COP28 global climate change summit. The leader in industrial and agricultural drone technology in Europe has made the nation a top target for commercial partnerships. Such
UK (Parliament Politic Magazine) – The goal of UK Home Secretary James Cleverly’s Tuesday treaty signing with Rwanda is to get around a court ruling that has been blocking the government’s policy of sending asylum seekers to that African nation. The new
Five departments are still on orange alert for snow and ice this Friday evening. Other departments will be placed on alert for wind on Saturday. Five departments in the south-east of France are still placed on orange alert this Friday evening and
Ankur Banerjee provides an update on the European and global markets for the day ahead. With a bumper November in the rearview mirror, investors are bracing for a bright start to December in Europe, full of expectations that central banks will soon
Caffyns PLC said on Friday its half-year profit had virtually disappeared as costs outpaced revenue growth, and gave a mixed outlook. The car dealership chain based in Eastbourne, Sussex, said pre-tax profit collapsed to just £44,000 in the six months ending September
The British pound performed well on Friday, rising against the dollar and the euro, driven in particular by remarks from a member of the Bank of England (BoE) and inflation forecasts in the United Kingdom suggesting the persistence of high interest rates.
