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Voting 344 to 286, the UK Parliament voted against Theresa May’s Brexit Withdrawal Agreement for the third time. With not much support from both the Labour Party and the Conservative, the deal was declined on what was meant to...

The pound jumps to a nine-month high, last seen in June 2019, due to Parliament’s rejection of Brexit deal   The pound can now traded in at a value of $1.3380, levels were only seen to be this seen high back in June of 2018. The figure is up from a former low of $1.3064, which...

The exit expenses of certain supermarkets, which can add up to hundreds of pounds, successfully attach investors to one supplier, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said.  The organisation has now proposed a crackdown on these...

  Debenhams has said it will “give a considerable thought” to Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct idea of a £150m loan. Sports Direct, 61% of which is possessed by Mr Ashley, affirmed in March that it had offered a loan to Debenhams as a major aspect of a...

Margrethe Vestager, the EU’s competition commissioner, stated that Google has not allowed its opponents to appear in online search advertisements.  The company will now be fined for its “illegal practices in search advertising brokering to cement...

Winners are now revealed for Britain’s 3rd Asian Wedding Awards Chapter 2 2019 following the stunning awards ceremony at the Mercure Piccadilly Hotel in Manchester earlier in March.   The awards celebrate the hard work and commitment of Britain’s ever-growing Asian wedding industry in the North, reward the graft of exceptional suppliers, and thank those who...

On the heels of the success of its first original digital series, “Hungerlust,” Culture Trip, the travel, media and entertainment start-up, has announced the launch of its new series “Beyond Hollywood.” Designed for a culturally curious audience,...

The pound has flooded to a 22-month high versus the euro, as it has been revealed that Theresa May could postpone Brexit or even rule out a no-deal situation, in order to subdue an uprising inside...

Insolvency describes a situation when a company or individual can’t pay what they owe on time, or when the value of their assets is less than the money they owe. In such scenarios, formal legal proceedings...

Tenants will now be able to sue their landlords over properties which are cold, mouldy and insufficient for residence. If the property owner hinders in making repairs, a court sanction from the judge could mean that...