“The meetings in question were primarily about broadening the scope of CCFF [Covid Corporate Financing Facility] to enable access for providers of supply chain finance, which – following a call for evidence and discussions with several other firms within the sector – we decided against and informed the businesses concerned.”
Discussions about a London port expansion worth £1bn are ongoing as the government tries to resolve a row with...
The song features the rapper, who came out as gay in 2019, celebrating his sexuality and rejecting attempts to...
Adam French, Which? consumer rights expert, said: “With more and more people tempted by ticket insurance during the pandemic,...
Carla Clarke, head of strategic litigation at Child Poverty Action Group, which represented the mothers and children, said: “This...
Borrowing in October hit £22.3bn, with public sector debt over £2 trillion.
“We recognise people are facing pressures with the cost of living, which is why we are taking action worth...
US shares hit record highs on Wall Street and the dollar posted its biggest gain in eight years as...
The move is part of the company’s ongoing modernisation drive and will enable “added security features” and “pave the...
Recent Comments