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A double-dip recession in the Eurozone is ‘increasingly inevitable’ due to Covid-19, with France among the countries most seriously hit, experts have warned. The slowdown in Eurozone business activities intensified in January as the pandemic continued to batter the economy, a key survey showed on Friday. The closely watched PMI index compiled by IHS Markit … Read more
A double-dip recession in the Eurozone is ‘increasingly inevitable’ due to Covid-19, with France among the countries most seriously hit, experts have warned. The slowdown in Eurozone business activities intensified in January as the pandemic continued to batter the economy, a key survey showed on Friday. The closely watched PMI index compiled by IHS Markit … Read more
More criminals are escaping with a slap on wrist: Crooks are increasingly given a caution or put on ‘restorative justice’ scheme instead of being prosecuted, new report reveals Study says Covid-19 pandemic had ‘clear and profound’ effect on justice Police are issuing more cautions rather than taking offenders to court during lockdown Experts fear it … Read more
Kate Ferdinand has further discussed the strains of her pregnancy, as she admitted she is feeling increasingly more tired as she awaits her baby. The former TOWIE star, 29, who is expecting a baby boy with husband Rio, took to Instagram on Wednesday morning to pen: ‘Very tired this morning. The early wake-ups are slowing getting … Read more
Police are ‘increasingly concerned’ for welfare of missing schoolgirl, 16, who went missing two days ago Keyleigh Muir has not been seen since disappearing on the evening of August 26 16-year-old was last seen wearing a grey top, light grey jeans and white trainers Keyleigh has connections in both Newcastle-under-Lyme and Hanley, Staffs Contact the … Read more
Boris Johnson insisted coronavirus is ‘increasingly under control’ today as he prepares to unveil a new ‘one metre plus’ rule within days and give Britons the green light for holidays and haircuts. The PM said there is ‘not much more to wait now’ for movement on lockdown as he looks certain to halve the social … Read more
Britons are starting to shun online grocery shopping after growing tired of missing items, dodgy substitutions, out of date goods, high delivery charges and hefty minimum order requirements, research has found. More than 60 per cent of people in a survey conducted by Mintel said they experienced some sort of issue with their online food … Read more