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The trade with europe dropped off a cliff. if it is epidemic effect why does it only apply to europe? if we want to operate in that market and we are going to have to open up somewhere on the continent and you had the same trading arrangement as last year? absolutely. that could have happened in birmingham. that would have happened in birmingham. after a year, particularly for small business expo to europe global britton remains a work in progress. half a million fake delivery texts are expected to be sent by fraudsters in the uk this week. the public�*s being advised to take extra care when...

See when ofgem adjusts the cap for the next time, which will come in april. people in the industry are predicting rises could be as high as 50%, and then another rise on top of that potentially in october later in the year when the price of a dual fuel bill for the average family could go above £2000. what the industry is asking for is for the government to step in and do things like cut vat fuel bills and reduce environmental levies. it's understood the government is looking at this, ministers are deeply concerned and looking a range of options. concerned and looking a range of o tions. ., ....

500,000 fake delivery texts are expected to be sent by fraudsters in the uk this week. the public�*s being advised to take extra care when clicking on links and inputting information — in what's predicted to be the busiest ever week for anti—fraud agencies. last christmas saw a record number of parcel delivery scams being reported, and this year has already seen ten times that amount. 0ur consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has the story. tis the season for gifts, last—minute purchases and late deliveries. the text arrives. you scan the message and click the link... except, i...

A statue commemorating the tiananmen square massacre has been removed from the university of hong kong. half a million fake delivery texts are expected to be sent by fraudsters in the uk this week. the public�*s being advised to take extra care when clicking on links and inputting information, in what's predicted to be the busiest ever week for anti—fraud agencies. last christmas saw a record number of parcel delivery scams being reported, and this year has already seen 10 times that amount. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has the story. tis the season for gifts, last—m...