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Average price of petrol hits new record high of 173.02p per litre after EU ban on Russian oil - Vimarsana News

Average price of petrol hits new record high of 173.02p per litre after EU ban on Russian oil

The news marks the latest hammer blow for Britain's 33million motorists who are bracing for more misery at the pumps during getaways for the Platinum Jubilee holiday and the half-term break.

Diesel prices surge to new record high as millions of Brits brace for misery at forecourts - Vimarsana News

Diesel prices surge to new record high as millions of Brits brace for misery at forecourts

Diesel prices have skyrocketed to yet another record high as Britain's 33million drivers were told to brace for fresh misery at the pumps ahead of any getaways for the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Ex-health secretary Matt Hancock visits Chelsea Flower Show with lover Gina Coladangelo - Vimarsana News

Ex-health secretary Matt Hancock visits Chelsea Flower Show with lover Gina Coladangelo

The couple were seen 'very close and happily smiling' as they strolled around the grounds in south west London on Wednesday.

Brexit Freedoms Bill: what the new draft legislation means for UK - Vimarsana News

Brexit Freedoms Bill: what the new draft legislation means for UK

Downing Street wants to end special status EU law still holds in UK's legal framework

You may not know the name of this hotel yet, but soon it will dominate the Boston skyline - Vimarsana News

You may not know the name of this hotel yet, but soon it will dominate the Boston skyline

CHRISTOPHER MUTHER You may not know the name of this hotel yet, but soon it will be a standout in the Boston skyline Singapore-based Raffles chose Boston to open its first North American hotel, and after years of planning, the 35-story building will loom large in the Back Bay. By Christopher Muther Globe Staff,Updated April 14, 2021, 10:00 a.m. Email to a Friend An exterior rendering of the Raffles Back Hotel & Residences. The project is scheduled to be completed in 2022.Binyan Studios/Handout How did Raffles, a Singapore-based luxury hotel chain, come to choose Boston as the city where it wi...