According to a Bloomberg survey, London has surpassed Paris as the largest stock market in Europe. UK economist Julian Jessop has advised Remainers to pay attention because they “made a …
Pest controllers are dealing with a “alarming number” of bedbugs amid fears that outbreaks in Paris are now spreading in the UK. The number of calls to Luton Borough Council …
Under ideas for a four-tiered system devised by France and Germany, Britain might become a “associate member” of the European Union. The report presented by Paris and Berlin includes recommendations …
King Charles has made a historical statement in the French Senate today. The King became the first UK monarch to speak in upper house of the French Parliament this morning. …
While the economy grows just little, a new report released today by the industry trade organisation Make UK reveals that goods production is booming. According to the Office for National …
French efforts have been labelled “dismal” and “disappointing” as it was revealed that less than half of Channel migrants had been detained this year, despite a £480 million arrangement with …
Emmanuel Macron will demand that Rishi Sunak pay more money to France before the ongoing small boat crisis in the English Channel is resolved. The French President has insisted that …
British visitors planning to visit the EU may face another 18 months of chaos and passport queues at airports as Emmanuel Macron pushes for the Brussels bloc’s implementation of a …
According to a bleak new forecast, France will overtake Britain as the UK’s growth lags. As Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Autumn Budget statement today, the Office for Budget Responsibility declared that the country is in a recession, with a 2% drop in GDP from peak to trough. The European Commission reported earlier this month that France’s GDP will “expand only slightly” through 2023, but at 0.4 percent, it will still comfortably outperform the UK. The Prime Minister, writing in a post on Twitter, said following Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Budget statement that this “delivers the long-term stability this country needs”.
The UK government will give the French government tens of millions of pounds to stop boat migrants yet again, but there will be no target for reducing crossings and no …