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December 4, 2023
Good evening. A new package of measures to cut record net migration will see the number of people moving to the UK fall by 300,000, James Cleverly told MPs on Monday. Elsewhere, a group of the world’s most senior central bankers has warned Covid handouts have made people less willing to work.
November 11, 2022
One hundred and four years after the carnage of the First World War ended, people in the UK once again came together to pay tribute to those who died in war.
October 18, 2021
<strong>Letters: Dr Jo Fayram</strong> hopes the apathy of the British public will not last; <strong>Professors</strong> <strong>Joe Sim</strong> and <strong>Steve Tombs</strong> condemn the government’s lamentable failures; <strong>Professor Patricia Deps</strong> reports on Brazil’s Covid inquiry; and <strong>Margaret Farnworth</strong> highlights a super-spread...
August 12, 2021
Many Brits in Germany have their rights protected under the Withdrawal Agreement, but that can be hard to prove. Here's what to do if your employer wants to see your residence title - but you don't yet have it.
June 11, 2021
It's been almost six months since the end of the transition period, and many Brits are still waiting for the new residence title that can prove their right to live and work in Germany. Here are some of their experiences.
December 30, 2020
Bank holiday hack 2021: How to turn 23 days leave into 53 days off Ross McGuinness The coronavirus pandemic has made 2020 a year to forget on the holiday front. The getaway plans of millions of Britons were thrown into disarray by the COVID lockdown, with international travel banned and flights grounded. But, with the vaccine rollout underway, there’s now a glimmer of hope that life might get somewhat back to normal in 2021 – and that means the return of the holiday. As ever...
December 18, 2020
Flight attendant reveals why you should never accept a voucher for a delayed flight Laura Hampson Brits can be compensated between £226 and £544 depending on their flight delay (Getty) In a year when flight delays and cancellations have been more commonplace than ever (thanks, Covid), airlines have been quick to offer vouchers instead of cash compensation. However, former Emirates flight attendant Sandra Jeenie Kwong has revealed on TikTok why you should always ask for cash...