BBC To Cut Up To 40 Jobs In The North

BBC To Cut Up To 40 Jobs In The North

The BBC has announced that it is cutting more than 150 jobs in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. BBC Scotland will axe 60 staff roles in an attempt to save £6.2m (€6.8m) by the end of March 2021. In Northern...
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EU Leaders Make Little Progress Towards Coronavirus Stimulus Plan

EU Leaders Make Little Progress Towards Coronavirus Stimulus Plan

The European Central Bank’s chief warned that the European Union’s economy was in a “dramatic fall” due to the coronavirus crisis but EU leaders made little progress yesterday towards agreeing a massive stimulus plan. Christine Lagarde ...
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No Difference In Trade Between North And Rest Of UK After Brexit Say Ministers

No Difference In Trade Between North And Rest Of UK After Brexit Say Ministers

Businesses in Northern Ireland will not see any difference in trade with the rest of the UK after the Brexit transition period finishes, British Cabinet ministers have insisted. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove and Northern Ireland Secretary.....
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IFAC Warns That The Economy Could Take Three Years To Recover From Pandemic

IFAC Warns That The Economy Could Take Three Years To Recover From Pandemic

It could take up to three years for Ireland’s economy to return to pre-crisis levels of activity, the Dáil has heard. Sebastian Barnes, acting chairman of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, said the health crisis will have a lasting effect...
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Eager Shoppers Queue For Up To Three Hours At Reopened Penneys Stores

Eager Shoppers Queue For Up To Three Hours At Reopened Penneys Stores

Penneys shoppers queued for more than three hours to grab clothes, shoes and bottles of fake tan as 16 of its stores reopened. Eager shoppers arrived in their droves to stock up on items some 12 weeks after the store...
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More Airlines Join Legal Action Against UK’s ‘Flawed’ Quarantine

More Airlines Join Legal Action Against UK’s ‘Flawed’ Quarantine

British Airways, easyJet and Ryanair have launched legal action against the UK government’s “flawed” 14-day quarantine policy. The airlines announced they have asked for a judicial review to be heard “as soon as possible”, claiming the measures intro...
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More Than 600 Jobs Likely To Be Lost At Belfast’s Bombardier Plant

More Than 600 Jobs Likely To Be Lost At Belfast’s Bombardier Plant

More than 600 jobs are set to be lost at Bombardier’s aircraft manufacturing plant in Belfast amid the severe downturn in the aviation industry. The planned redundancies include around 400 core staff members and 200-plus contractors that also work at...
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Cunard Cancels All Sailings Until November

Cunard Cancels All Sailings Until November

Cunard has extended the suspension of its cruise sailings until November due to the coronavirus pandemic. Simon Palethorpe, the president of the luxury British line, said the ability for people to move “freely and safely across borders remains seemingly some...
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Quarantine Laws In The UK Could Destroy Millions Of Tourism Jobs Says O’Leary

Quarantine Laws In The UK Could Destroy Millions Of Tourism Jobs Says O’Leary

Requiring travelers arriving in the UK to go into quarantine will cost millions of tourism jobs, Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has warned. He said his airline is experiencing a “collapse of inward bookings” for flights this summer, because people are...
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British Airways Launches Legal Challenge Against UK’s Quarantine Measures

British Airways Launches Legal Challenge Against UK’s Quarantine Measures

British Airways has begun legal proceedings over what it calls the British government’s “unlawful” quarantine measures, which include 14-days of self-isolation for international arrivals. BA’s parent company IAG sent a pre-action letter, which is the f...
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