Latest in Tag: Britain Highlight
Latest in Tag: Britain
Strikes in Britain fueled by high inflation, take huge economic toll
The first week of 2023 is marked by further strikes as workers of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union began their two 48-hour strikes from Tuesday and Friday and the train employees’ union Aslef has called strike for Thursday. Passengers, including those returning to work after the festive break, were warned to expect significant disruption as only a limited number of trains will run.
Opinion|Will Charles be the last king of Britain?
Indeed, the monarchy faces several challenges that cannot be underestimated at such a critical time. The first and most important of these challenges is the low popularity of King Charles III compared to the popularity of Queen Elizabeth.
Britain holds state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, aged 96, at Balmoral in Scotland after a 70-year reign. Her eldest son, Charles, succeeded the throne.
Britain’s new PM prioritizes economy, energy, health service
“I am confident that together we can ride out the storm. We can rebuild our economy,” Truss said in her first address to the nation as prime minister, outside 10 Downing Street.
Europe, Britain threaten âunprecedented measuresâ against Russia if it invades Ukraine
Meanwhile, the European Union threatened to tighten its sanctions and take “unprecedented measures” against Moscow, as its escalation against Kiev continued.
Coronavirus in Britain: Over 50,000 cases recorded overnight for first time
Another 414 have died within 28 days of a positive test, bringing the total number of coronavirus-related deaths in Britain to 71,567, the data showed.
UK records another 34,693 coronavirus cases, 210 deaths
To bring life back to normal, countries such as Britain, China, Germany, Russia and the US are racing against time to develop coronavirus vaccines.
Opinion| âThe Death of England: Delroy” unmasks the ugly face of Britain
Theatre also improves society and provide an outlet for individuals from different classes and social groups to express their hopes and aspirations, as it is the true mirror that accurately reflects society, without falsification or embellishment.
Britain’s economy to recover in 2021, won’t reach pre-covid levels: experts
Britain’s economy in 2021 will be affected by disruption related to the completion of the country’s withdrawal from the European Union.
Snap Elections in BritainâŠ. Whatâs Next?
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Politics of Brexit negotiations in Ten Times Table
Those advocating for staying in the EU, on the other hand, emphasized that the financial advantages of EU membership, such as free trade and inward investment, far outweighed the costs of the membership
Britain's Queen: Christmas message 'needed more than ever'
Queen Elizabeth II appeared to lament the current era of divisive politics, including Brexit, calling on people to “respect” one another. Britain’s monarch has made a Christmas Day speech almost every year since 1952.Britain's Queen Elizabeth on Tuesday stressed the importance of treating those with opposing views with "respect and as a fellow human being," …
Egypt holds naval drills with Britain, France
Two sets of exercises will train forces on minesweeping
Balfour centenary: Planted seed of the never Middle East conflictÂ
The British Balfour Declaration is still debated nowadays. It enabled the Jewish community to settle in Palestine but failed to protect the rights of Palestinians
A musical tale of when Britain interned German refugees
At the height of World War II, thousands of German and Austrian nationals in the UK were rounded up and sent to internment camps. But at one camp, art helped internees maintain hope and express their refugee experience.When Paul Humpoletz was born on June 21, 1940 in London, his father was sitting behind barbed wire …
Will Brexit be bad for biodiversity in Britain?
All certainties on environmental protection have been cast into doubt as the UK leaves the EU. The move could yet be a boost or a curse for Britain’s wildlife, which has been in steady decline.Thousands of seabirds cling to the cliffs, their high-pitched calls carried far across the water by the strong wind. Volunteers talk …
Britain’s new 1-pound coin goes into circulation
Just before officially triggering the Brexit process, Britain is marking the launch of a new 1-pound coin with a 12-sided shape. It’s believed to be one of the most beautiful and most secure coins in the world.Britain’s new 1-pound coin with the symbols of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland goes into circulation as of …
Parliamentary delegation heads to London in response to British report on Muslim Brotherhood
The UKâs stance on offering asylum to persecuted Muslim Brotherhood members may negatively affect bilateral relations
Sharm Dreams forecasted to see 60% decline in revenues by yearâs end: Abo El Enein
The company is determined to finish the development of two hotels in Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada in 2018 with investment of EGP 370m
Parliamentary committee to respond to UK parliament report criticising Egyptâs policies towards Brotherhood
Report was supported by inaccurate documents and facts about Muslim Brotherhood activities and crimes, says committee
Britain to resume flights, tours permanently after concluding safety procedures: ambassador
The resumption of flights from the United Kingdom to Egypt relies on completing the safety procedures, which are regularly reviewed in coordination with the Egyptian government, according to British ambassador to Cairo John Casson. On the sidelines of a press conference held by the Ministry of International Cooperation for the inauguration of a medical centre …
Britain faces prospect of post-Brexit recession
Britons across different industries are already feeling the effects of the Brexit vote. The construction sector has been hit particularly hard. Workers have been laid off. Samira Shackle reports from London.
German ex-pat politician in Britain says why she supported Brexit campaign
Despite being a UK Labour member of parliament, German-born Gisela Stuart was a leading figure in the campaign for Britain to leave the European Union. Her decision raised eyebrows, particularly from those in Germany.
Britain needs a competiveness shake-up
I love England. Always have and always will. I am never happier than when there is a carpet of snow covering the garden and fields surrounding my country home or just out for a stroll with friends along the lush green banks of the Thames watching the swans. Peace, perfect peace! Great Britain for me …
British MPs praise Al-Sisiâs âwiseâ political leadership
The meeting reviewed potentially lifting the ban on direct flights to Sharm El-Sheikh
Brexit dominates G20 finance summit in China
Britain’s decision to leave the EU could have global consequences, G20 finance ministers have warned. The Brexit and boosting growth in stagnating China were the major topics at a meeting.
Has the public’s initial post-Brexit denial passed?
Britain’s decision to leave the EU fueled a rise in xenophobia and fears about the future. A month after the bombshell, DW talks to remain voters and EU nationals in the UK to see if they’ve come to terms with Brexit.
Shoukry holds bilateral talks in Washington ministerial meeting
The bilateral meetings mainly focused on developments in Libya and Syria, Middle East peace talks, and counter-terrorism
Tough-talking May makes confident PMQs debut
Britain’s new prime minister confidently tackled questions from MPs during her first Prime Minister’s Questions session, but gave no clear indication of her plans for Brexit. Samira Shackle reports from London.
Why we can’t stop talking about Theresa May’s clothes
Is it sexist to talk about a politician’s clothes? Britain’s new Prime Minister Theresa May is very open about her passion for fashion. Political fashion blogger Laura Dunn explains why she can be an inspiration.