The June 2022 Ipsos Issues Index shows a sharp increase in the proportion worried about the behaviour of politicians as inflation and the economy remain the top concerns for Britons.… The post Inflation remains the most important issue for Britons, as public concern about a lack of faith in politicians also rises appeared first on…
Vladimir Putin’s authority is “slowly eroding” but it is unlikely a “coup” will take place as the Russians do not have the “political courage.” A military expert said that a… The post Unlikely a Putin will be ousted in a ‘coup’ as no one has ‘the political courage’ and the elite have ‘no clue how…
A Baltic country has warned that Russia are “simulating missile strikes against NATO territory,” and Estonia said that in a highly provocative move Russia violated their airspace for the first… The post A Baltic country has warned that Russia are ‘simulating missile strikes against NATO territory as Europe prepares for war appeared first on London…
On Wednesday a Ukrainian kamikaze drone blew up an oil refinery on Russian soil and footage shows the moment the Novoshalhtinsk depot in the Rostov region erupts into a ball… The post Dramatic footage shows the moment low level Ukrainian Kamikaze drone blows up Russia’s largest oil refinery appeared first on London Business News |…
A gripping new cockpit video shows a Ukrainian MIG-29 fighter jet firing missiles and doing nerve barrel rolls amid the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia. The three minute-long cockpit… The post Top Gun: Thrilling cockpit video shows Ukrainian fighter jet firing missiles and doing nerve-racking mid-air manoeuvres appeared first on London Business News |…
Alongside industrial action and travel disruptions, engagement data shows that more than half of transport workers (51%) don’t feel they will be listened to by their employers, revealing high levels… The post Industry in turmoil: Insights show over half of transport workers don’t feel their views will be listened to appeared first on London Business…
Inflation (CPIH) in May rose to 7.9%, up from 7.8% in April, major contributors included household energy bills and transport costs, with prices for food and non-alcoholic accelerating fastest compared… The post Disruption in global food markets is starting to feed through into the numbers ‘and looks set to drive continued inflation’ appeared first on…
Reduced regulation around banking activities creates shareholder value and positive stock returns, new research from Nyenrode Business University and Erasmus School of Economics reveals. Dr. Michael Erkens, Professor of Corporate… The post Reduced regulation around banking activities creates shareholder value and positive stock returns appeared first on London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com.
The Met Office has issued a storm warning of “torrential downpours” with a risk of flooding and a danger to life for Thursday. Seven warnings have been issued for Thursday… The post Met Office issues storm warning of ‘torrential downpours’ and danger to life with the risk of flooding appeared first on London Business News…
The RAC have warned motorists on Wednesday that the average price of diesel is “perilously close to the £2-a-litre milestone.” RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams warned that wholesale costs will… The post Motorists are warned the price of diesel is ‘perilously close to the £2-a-litre milestone’ appeared first on London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com.
