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UK outlines net-zero strategy and green investment plans - Vimarsana News

UK outlines net-zero strategy and green investment plans

Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday urged foreign investors to buy into post-Brexit Britain as he seeks to power future prosperity on renewable energy and g

Two Hackney restaurants make world's best list - Vimarsana News

Two Hackney restaurants make world's best list

The only London restaurants to make The World's Best 50 Restaurants list are based in Shoreditch.

Friday Five: the week's top news - Vimarsana News

Friday Five: the week's top news

This week's main hospitality news stories include Noma reclaiming its title as The World’s Best Restaurant, Simon Bonwick's plans to close The Crown, and Brad Carter's new doner kebab brand.

COP26 organisers are 'pandering to the rich' with private jet guide - Vimarsana News

COP26 organisers are 'pandering to the rich' with private jet guide

Two exclusive airports are on the shortlist of places where delegates can fly into for the Glasgow climate summit.

Foreign aid cuts: Dozens of Tory MPs back vote to reverse move - Vimarsana News

Foreign aid cuts: Dozens of Tory MPs back vote to reverse move

THE government is facing a growing rebellion against widely condemned cuts to foreign aid as dozens of Tory MPs backed a vote next week to reverse the move.  Humanitarian organisations have repeatedly urged ministers to scrap the reduction in aid spending from 0.7 per cent of national income to 0.5 per cent – a drop of more than £4 billion. Now Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a revolt from members of his own party as MPs tabled an amendment on Wednesday to force the government to reinstate the legally binding target of 0.7 per cent from next January. Led by former international d...