The British mutation: what we already know about new COVID?
The British mutation of the coronavirus would be about 70 percent more contagious than the original Wuhan variant we already knew. Countries around the world
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Bye-bye COVID-19, say hi to COVID the Next
According to the Matt Hancock, it is going to be ‘very difficult’ to control the spread of the new COVID that has emerged in the
There are no obstacles on the way to Brexit left – Maroš Šefčovič
The European Union and the United Kingdom have formally completed the divorce. The withdrawal agreement will therefore enter into force on 1 January. According to
A quarter of logistic companies isn’t ready for Brexit
Customs expects one in four carriers to the United Kingdom after the Brexit not to have all the appropriate documents ready. The first four to
The Bank of England leaves rate and buyback programme volume unchanged
The Bank of England (BoE) did not change its policy while the outcome of the UK-European Union Brexit negotiations are unclear. Interest rates remain unchanged
Level three quarantine rules imposed in several cities
In London and some other regions, the number of COVID cases has increased to such an extent that very strict measures are coming into force.
Fishing quotas remains the most serious obstacle on the way to the Deal
Today and tomorrow, the EU member states are negotiating in Brussels on the allocation of next year’s fishing quotas. These are special negotiations because it
Britain readies four patrol gunboats to fend off European fishermen of the British waters
Four British naval vessels equipped with cannons and machine guns are ready to guard the waters around the United Kingdom against European Union fishermen if
Brexit: the European view on practical issues of the coming changes
Brexit’s back. The British have now left the European Union, but the two sides are still arguing about their future relationship. We’re running out of
Phytosanitary measures for imported plants present an opportunity for local growers
It is gradually becoming clear how the trade in flowers and plants is to take place in the UK. “Business as usual” is not an