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Parliament. The main news from westminster the Prime Minister vows to demands for a Policy Document on brexit. I can confirm to the house that our plan will be set out in a white paper published this month. The Labour Leader is worried about what the government has in mind for brexit britain. The Prime Minister, mr speaker, is threatening the eu that unless they give in to her demands she will turn britain into a Bargain Basement tax haven of the coast of europe. Also on the programme rousing words from the Chief Minister of gibraltar. My blood is red but im red, White And Blue inside out and ...

Our traffic jams to get to work trying could save frustrated commuters in west africa getting investors on board is another question. And theres more than oil under the sands of libya and truffles on something to be sniffed at. I mean first lets do business talk about taking the twinkle out of south africas gold and platinum mines a power price hike could see the state the shit around ninety thousand jobs over the next few years thats the warning from the National Mining association the government has approved above Inflation Price Increases and david utility. Breaking south africa has enjoyed...

Renew Holdings PLC on Tuesday said it is performing in line with expectations, with good visibility looking ahead to the second half of its financial year. Renew is a Leeds, England-based engineering...

Despite rekindled efforts to revive the rail sector, there are fears that the high-end infrastructure might continue to operate at a loss.

Which would restrict the impact of strikes called by trade unions. not just in the rail sector but also in education, the fire service, health service and so on. what it would involve is setting minimum standards and requirements for service which would operate during strik periods. if the unions failed to provide that service, then they could be exposed to legal action and sued. and individual union members who failed to turn up the work that guarantee minimum standards could be subject to disciplinary action or even lose jobs. it's worth remembering that legislation takes time to enact, seve...