U.K. trade in goods took a 12.6 billion pound ($16.7 billion) hit from Brexit in October as imports and exports fell behind equivalent countries. The Center of European Reform said Continue Reading
Britain faces a “tidal wave” of the Omicron variant of coronavirus and two vaccine doses will not be enough to contain it, Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned on Sunday, as Continue Reading
Britain said on Monday that the Omicron variant of coronavirus was spreading at a “phenomenal rate” and accounted for about 40% of all infections in London so people should get Continue Reading
UK LNG regasification rates came close to moving into three figures Dec. 10 as UK gas demand has continued above seasonal norms on the back of cold temperatures as well Continue Reading
The U.K. economy grew less than forecast in October as shortages of materials hit manufacturing and construction, and a further loss of momentum now seems inevitable with consumers facing fresh Continue Reading
Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain on Wednesday announced major new restrictions to curb the fast-spreading Omicron variant, reversing course on a long-held policy at a moment of acute political Continue Reading
As global traffic starts to recover from pandemic lockdowns earlier this year, London has emerged as the most congested city in the world. According to transportation analytics firm Inrix Inc. Continue Reading
UK households will be paying much higher energy bills, which will rise not only because of high power and gas prices but also because of the collapse of Bulb, the Continue Reading
Royal Dutch Shell Plc pulled out of a controversial U.K. oil project, a win for environmentalists as the development of a new North Sea field was left hanging in the Continue Reading
UK households will be paying much higher energy bills, which will rise not only because of high power and gas prices but also because of the collapse of Bulb, the Continue Reading
