London’s New Years celebrations were cancelled last week. As of yesterday, the latest landmark event to be knocked off pubic calendars is Trinidad’s Carnival for 2021, originally set to culminate on February 16.

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Chancellor outlines Winter Economy Plan

As the country looks towards winter, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has today outlined government’s plan to protect jobs and support businesses over the coming months with a new Job Support Scheme and an extension of the Self Employment Income Support Scheme.

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What Is the Bank Rate? What Does It Do?

The Bank Rate is the rate at which a country’s central bank lends to commercial banks in that country. So it is the rate that other banks in that country use to decide their own lending and borrowing rates.

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Top 7 Food Delivery Companies

One industry that is doing well during the pandemic is takeaway delivery services, allowing people to treat themselves to a meal from their favourite restaurant without having to leave the safety of their homes. The increased demand has seen some of the players offer new services and innovation, including in-restaurant payment options and home delivery of groceries.

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UK Secures Trade Deal With Japan

The UK has secured a free trade agreement with Japan, which is the UK’s first major trade deal as an independent trading nation and will increase trade with Japan by an estimated £15.2 billion.

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UK Economy Grows by 6.6% In July

The UK economy continued on its trajectory of recovery in July —growing by some 6.6 percent according to a release from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). But it still has far to go before making up for all the GDP that has been lost since the coronavirus outbreak.

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the 7 best Premium Rum Brands

Increasingly rum as an industry has been waking up to the ever-expanding market for premium spirits, and has been promoting some mature rums, far from the image of partying pirates singing yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum, and fighting instead with your grandfather’s whiskies for attention.

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In Sweden, God is a woman

In the Protestant Lutheran Church of Sweden, which has 5.8 million members in a country of 10.3 million and where ministers hold the title of priest, “women are here to stay.”

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10 Ways to Make Money with Shopify

Looking to start a profitable online business? Shopify is a great platform to get started. In this article, we’ll explore 10 ways to make money with Shopify, from selling physical products to creating digital products and more.

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How to Make Money with AI in 2025

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the way we live and work, and it’s also creating exciting new opportunities to make money. Join me on a journey of innovation as we explore the different ways to make money with AI.

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Sticky wicket for Boris Johnson

“Up with this we will not put anymore” said former leader of the Liberal Democrats Tim Farron in North Shropshire after his party managed to beat the Conservatives in a seat that was the definition of a safe seat.

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UK prepares for Omicron tidal wave

There isn’t much good that you can say about the upcoming tidal wave that the UK is about to face from the Omicron variant of the Covid-19 virus, but it could make the media move on from the Christmas party stories that have dominated it recently.

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Value of British Citizenship under threat

While the UK media remains fixated on whether or not there was a Christmas party at 10 Downing St on December 18 last year – there are actually things of greater importance happening, that few people seem to be paying attention to.

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Boosting My Chances

Well, I joined about 12 million other people in the UK when I got my booster shot earlier today – on the first anniversary of the first UK person to get a vaccine one year ago.

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Ride tigers with caution

Ride on the back of a tiger, and it doesn’t matter how agile you are, at some point you are likely to find yourself as a main course.That is what seems to have happened to Myannmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi,

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Are World Leaders ready to tackle Climate Change?

Most of the world’s most important leaders met at the G20 in Rome over the weekend, and most of the world’s leaders are meeting now in Glasgow at COP26 – with the focus meant to be on what many call the existential threat that hangs over the planet.

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Britain behind the next big vaccine

After the UK’s global success with producing and rolling out worldwide its Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine for the Covid-19 pandemic, the British pharmaceutical sector has now launched the first successful vaccine to fight malaria.

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Starmer makes his stand

As the British economy seems to reel from the pressures of the Covid-19 pandemic, Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party and Leader of the Opposition got the chance to speak face to face with Labour supporters at the party’s conference in Brighton today.

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Australian PM may duck out of global climate summit

As the world prepares to tackle climate change yet again at the next global summit on how to protect the planet – Scott Morrison, the prime minister of the country that is seen as the largest polluter per capita, says he doesn’t think he’ll bother to go.

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Can the Taliban Manage a Tanking Economy?

The Taliban now has control of Afghanistan – but after 20 years of fighting the world’s greatest military powers, it now faces a new challenge that could defeat the best educated and most sophisticated governments.

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Time for an American Getaway?

Freedom Day means that the UK is returning fast to how life existed pre-Covid-19. But not completely, as much of the globe is still locked off from travel — and that includes the USA for most British residents.

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Jeff Bezos Is a Space Cowboy

Jeff Bezos of Amazon, the world’s richest billionaire, made it into space and back today – nine days after fellow billionaire Richard Branson of Virgin fame did a very similar trip.

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7 Leaders Head to St Ives

As US President Joe Biden and his wife head to the G7 meeting in Carbis Bay in St Ives, Cornwall – world leaders will get their first opportunity on almost two years to get some movement on the areas that they consider most important. The summit will happen over this weekend, from the 11th to the 13th.

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Sputnik Flies Higher on the COVID-19 Radar

Sputnik V has flown higher on the Covid-19 radar, as the Russian vaccine is now believed to have an efficacy rate of about 92 percent – putting it into the same orbit as the American vaccines by Pfizer and Moderna.

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A Virus by Any Other Name Would Still Suck

The pandemic that is currently sweeping the globe is the most severe disease to affect humanity since the Spanish Flu of the early 19th century.
As such, you’d think that the novel coronavirus would be worthy of having a distinct and novel name.

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Who Is Rishi Sunak?

Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has arisen quickly from relalitve obscurity, and yet could be in line to be the UK’s next prime minister, at least according to some political observers.

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Woken Leader Works To Wake up the Leader in You

At a time when corporate leadership positions are less and less only for Oxbridge graduates from a privileged background, Woke Leader not only helps leaders to become better leaders, but also helps aspiring leaders to chart their course to success.

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Cruise Liners Sail Into the 2020 Sunset

Who needs to fly if you can sail? That may have been the question on the minds of many people dying to escape on holiday. But, anybody who felt unperturbed by the coronavirus ripping through cruise ships, and was planning a bargain cruise of a lifetime to end the year, may now have to think again.

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US Election Goes Postal

Everyone knows the US election is on November 3, but no one knows how long it will take before the country — and the world– finds out the results. Many are worried that unless the victor wins by a large margin, the election result will not be clear for at least some days, as the states count the postal votes.

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Prince William Caught COVID in April

When Prince Charles, the heir to the throne, contracted the coronavirus in March, the nation was told. But it now appears that his son Prince William also caught the virus a short while later, but that is only coming out now.

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Fly Creates Buzz Around Vice Presidential Debate

Yesterday’s US Vice Presidential debate was a remarkably civil affair, compared to the previous week’s Presidential debate, with the most contentious moment happening when a black fly landed on Vice President Mike Pence’s white hair, just at the point when he uttered the words “the greatest insult”.

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Trump Contracts COVID-19

US President Donald Trump announced via Twitter on Friday that he and his wife Melania had tested positive for COVID-19 and would be going into quarantine immediately.

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Shell to Layoff up to 9000 People

Hit by plunging oil prices connected to the coronavirus, energy company Royal Dutch Shell is set to eliminate between 7,000 and 9,000 positions by the end of 2022., the company said on Wednesday.

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Trinidad Carnival 2021 Latest Public Event to Be Cancelled

While many people have been looking to put 2020 in the rear view mirror, and are relishing the idea of starting a crisp new year with all the public events that can muster, those dreams are fading fast.

In fact, by the looks of it, 2021 is looking to be 2020 version 2.0.

London’s New Years celebrations were cancelled last week. As of yesterday, the latest landmark event to be knocked off pubic calendars is Trinidad’s Carnival for 2021, originally set to culminate on February 16.

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Chancellor outlines Winter Economy Plan

As the country looks towards winter, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has today outlined government’s plan to protect jobs and support businesses over the coming months with a new Job Support Scheme and an extension of the Self Employment Income Support Scheme.

Read More »

What Is the Bank Rate? What Does It Do?

The Bank Rate is the rate at which a country’s central bank lends to commercial banks in that country. So it is the rate that other banks in that country use to decide their own lending and borrowing rates.

Read More »

Top 7 Food Delivery Companies

One industry that is doing well during the pandemic is takeaway delivery services, allowing people to treat themselves to a meal from their favourite restaurant without having to leave the safety of their homes. The increased demand has seen some of the players offer new services and innovation, including in-restaurant payment options and home delivery of groceries.

Read More »

UK Secures Trade Deal With Japan

The UK has secured a free trade agreement with Japan, which is the UK’s first major trade deal as an independent trading nation and will increase trade with Japan by an estimated £15.2 billion.

Read More »

UK Economy Grows by 6.6% In July

The UK economy continued on its trajectory of recovery in July —growing by some 6.6 percent according to a release from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). But it still has far to go before making up for all the GDP that has been lost since the coronavirus outbreak.

Read More »

the 7 best Premium Rum Brands

Increasingly rum as an industry has been waking up to the ever-expanding market for premium spirits, and has been promoting some mature rums, far from the image of partying pirates singing yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum, and fighting instead with your grandfather’s whiskies for attention.

Read More »

In Sweden, God is a woman

In the Protestant Lutheran Church of Sweden, which has 5.8 million members in a country of 10.3 million and where ministers hold the title of priest, “women are here to stay.”

Read More »