The European Union is poised to offer Japan better access to its markets than the United Kingdom, prompting City supremo Catherine McGuinness to claim Britain’s financial services industry was being overlooked during EU-UK trade talks. However, Robert Oulds, director of pro Brexit think tank the Bruges Group, has said the bloc’s infantile endeavours to punishContinue reading “EU’s Banks To Run Out Of Money In Days”
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Boris Johnson Trashes Target To Decrease Net Migration To Tens Of Thousands
Boris Johnson has ditched the target to decrease net migration to tens of thousands as he cuts the £35,800 salary cap for skilled UK migrants. The plan, which ditches the aim put forward by Theresa May’s government, was announced in a 507-page rulebook. Under the new proposal, the cap needed for skilled migrants to remainContinue reading “Boris Johnson Trashes Target To Decrease Net Migration To Tens Of Thousands”
Authority Over Poverty
Basildon Conservative MPs Stephen Metcalfe and Mark Francois voted against a motion to keep free school meals for deprived families and hungry children going throughout the school holidays until Easter 2021. MP John Baron didn’t bother to turn up, which was wicked beyond belief and these three MPs let Basildon borough down every single dayContinue reading “Authority Over Poverty”
How Do Pandemics Usually End?
Ever since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak, people around the world have been asking the same questions, how and when will the pandemic come to an end? If only there was a clear cut answer. Different efforts have been taken across the world to mitigate the impact of the virus. On 23 March, aContinue reading “How Do Pandemics Usually End?”
Furlough Fraudsters Robbed As Much As £3 Billion
According to calculations used by parliament’s spending watchdog in a report into the government’s flagship jobs protection scheme, more than £3 billion might have been robbed in furlough money by criminal gangs and fraudulent employers. The National Audit Office said there was evidence of substantial levels of furlough fraud from both organised gangs hijacking claimsContinue reading “Furlough Fraudsters Robbed As Much As £3 Billion”
A Crackdown In Ann Arbor
The University of Michigan’s reopening hasn’t gone well, compelling the local government to step in and on Tuesday, local health officials instructed students at the University of Michigan to stay in their quarters, effective immediately, to control an escalating campus outbreak. Cases and positivity test rates have recently spiked in Ann Arbor, which had essentiallyContinue reading “A Crackdown In Ann Arbor”
To Be Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak Must Dare To Be Disliked
Being the frontrunner in the Conservative leadership stakes seldom ends well, yet this is the position that the chancellor Rishi Sunak, dispenser, for now, of vast sums of other people’s money, find himself in. He’s the favourite to take over at some point as Boris Johnson’s leadership deflates like a soufflé and the Tory tribeContinue reading “To Be Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak Must Dare To Be Disliked”
Thirteen Districts Impacted By COVID-19
With the eruption of the Minuwangoda Brandix COVID 19 cluster that has already extended into 13 districts, there’s a heightened chance of the virus circulating into the remaining districts as well, Chief Epidemiologist Dr Sudath Samaraweera said. He said COVID 19 patients had been reported from Kurunegala, Puttalam, Kegalle, Kandy, Galle, Hambantota, Jaffna, Vavuniya, Anuradhapura,Continue reading “Thirteen Districts Impacted By COVID-19”
Pope Francis Approves Same-Sex Civil Unions
Pope Francis has endorsed same-sex civil unions for the first time since taking the papal position. The approval came halfway through a feature-length documentary, titled Francesco, which had its premiere at the Rome Film Festival. The film delves into topics Francis cares about most, including the environment, poverty, migration, racial and income inequality, and theContinue reading “Pope Francis Approves Same-Sex Civil Unions”
We Have Seen Boris Johnson At His Most Incompetent Numerous Times. Here He Was At His Most Malignant
On live television, Andy Burnham had just finished making an impassioned plea for the tiny amount of money that will be needed to spare the poorest and most vulnerable people of Manchester from ruination in the wake of new coronavirus constraints being thrust upon them. Reporters had asked a few questions, and then, still, onContinue reading “We Have Seen Boris Johnson At His Most Incompetent Numerous Times. Here He Was At His Most Malignant”
THE MONTHLY MOSQUITO 