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French champagne makers say ‘non merci’ to Brexiteers’ pint measure
The pint bottles comeback would make Winston Churchill proud, as this was his favourite champagne measure.
Hundreds of UK jobs will be lost as Nestlé moves production of popular sweets to EU
“This will have a devastating impact on workers and their families,” GMB union national officer Ross Murdoch said.
Bank of England: Households must brace themselves for the biggest annual fall in their standard of living since comparable records began
The sobering announcement has been has been termed 'Black Thursday'.
Shell to hand £6bn to shareholders as oil and gas prices soar
The business said profits have risen dramatically in the last few months.
EU got ninety-nine problems but Brexit ain’t one – analysis
The UK, on the other hand, looks increasingly like "the only country in history to declare sanctions on itself", David Schneider said.
Activists hit out at government for allowing new oilfield weeks after Cop26 climate summit
One campaign group leader said she sees "little to no benefit for UK energy customers or taxpayers", and that "the only winners are the oil firm behind the project”.
Govt’s promise to level up UK ‘threatens the country’s poorest’, think tank warns
“It is really important to remember in all this that, while high paid jobs are unevenly spread, low paid jobs, and indeed poverty, are not,” a top think tank has warned.
Tesco profits to hit £2.6 billion as 1,600 jobs at supermarket chain at risk
Supermarket staff were on the frontline during the pandemic ensuring people could get access to food and other essentials.
Irish port celebrates ‘good Brexit’ as ships avoid Britain
Rosslare port saw a 371 per cent yearly increase in European freight volumes since Brexit came into force.