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29 Jun
UK agrees to relax visa rules for foreign truck drivers - report

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reportedly approved the relaxation of UK immigration rules to allow more foreign truck drivers into the country to ease shortages at petrol stations and wider economic disruption.

27 Jun
UK motorists drain petrol pumps as panic continues

UK motorists are continuing to panic-buy petrol leaving filling stations empty within hours of fuel arriving, the petrol station trade body said.

27 Jun
Boris Johnson unveils £12bn tax rise for health and social care

Boris Johnson has announced a £12bn annual tax increase to fund higher health and social care spending that his critics said was unfair and inadequate.

01 Nov
US job openings hit fresh record high in July

The number of job openings in the US hit a fresh record high in July despite slower hiring as Americans increasingly chose to 'quit' their current employment.

01 Nov
US and Chinese presidents hold first direct contact since February

The US and Chinese presidents held their first direct conversations since February overnight on Thursday.

20 Oct
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EU unveils law for common phone charger in blow for Apple

The European Union on Thursday unveiled plans to make USB-C connectors the standard charging port for all smartphones, tablets and other electronic devices, in a move that will hit iPhone maker Apple.

14 Sep
UK delays checks on EU goods to ease supply chains

The UK has delayed imposing checks on EU goods entering the UK in an attempt to stop Brexit making supply chain problems worse.

09 Sep
Credit Suisse upgrades Boohoo, says governments might ban Shein app

Analysts at Credit Suisse upgraded their recommendation for shares of Boohoo to 'outperform', telling clients that Western governments looked set to step in and "level up the playing field" against Chinese fashion retail app Shein.

08 Sep
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Johnson faces Tory revolt over NI rises to pay for social care

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a potential revolt from within his own Conservative Party over plans to break a manifesto promise and increase National Insurance Contributions (NICs) to pay for social care reforms.