Most victims of crime unsatisfied with police
Most victims of crime do not believe the police are doing a good job, research said today.
EU agrees to cut red tape for smallest firms
Some of the UK’s smallest businesses could benefit from simplified accounting rules after the EU agreed to cut red tape for so called ‘micro-entities’.
George Osborne under fire after UK economy left dawdling by EU rivals
GEORGE Osborne’s brutal spending cuts have left Britain idling behind European rivals.
05/4/2011
— Filed under: Politics
Tags: economy, GEORGE Osborne, UK
U.K. Gilts Rise as Economic Reports Seen Encouraging Bank of England Doves
U.K. government bonds advanced and the pound dropped versus the euro as investors pared bets on monetary tightening from the Bank of England after data showed British factory orders deteriorated.
04/22/2011
— Filed under: Politics
Tags: Bank of England, UK
Migrant crime wave revealed: Foreign arrests have almost doubled in just THREE years
* 91,234 arrests by half of UK forces last year, compared with 51,899 in 2008
* Total number of non-British suspects quizzed over period may be 750,000
* Rural police see biggest increase in foreigner arrests
The number of foreigners arrested for committing crimes in Britain has almost doubled in the past three years, police revealed today.
UK jobs market ‘under real pressure’ in 2011
The UK jobs market will be «under real pressure» in 2011 with public spending cuts leading to thousands of redundancies, a recruitment body has warned.
Cloud technology to boost EU economy by £149 million
The wider adoption of cloud computing technology could add an estimated €30 billion (£25,2 billion) to the UK economy in the next five years, according to a report by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr).
12/13/2010
— Filed under: Business
Tags: cloud computing technology, UK
UK police who gave baby to stranger to face misconduct hearing
A GROUP of British police officers who handed over a suspects 18-month-old baby to a woman falsely claiming to be a relative are to face a misconduct hearing, the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said.
Rising demand for flexible working poses business connectivity challenges
Demand for flexible working in the UK and Europe is expected to continue increasing in the coming years.
11/2/2010
— Filed under: Business
Tags: EU, mobile workers, UK
DAVID CAMERON VOWS: I’LL BLOCK 6% RISE IN EU BUDGET
David Cameron pledged to block demands from Brussels for a six per cent rise in the EU budget
10/19/2010
— Filed under: Finance
Tags: budget, David Cameron, UK
