UK Prime Minister, Finance Minister told COVID, is limited to Reuters office work
© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the country’s calming restrictions on the pandemic of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in a press conference at the Downing Street Briefing Room in London (UK) on 12 July.
LONDON (Reuters) – British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his finance minister Rishi Suna will be limited to working from their offices and will undergo daily COVID-19 tests after being identified as contacting someone who has tested positive for the virus.
Health Minister Sajid Javid said on Saturday that he had tested positive for COVID-19.
Covid wave may not peak until September but England s lockdown easing right to go ahead
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The financial services sector has been set to move away from the new global tax rules
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“Optimism” about the general corporate tax regime around the G7 deal
The UK is “cautiously optimistic” that the group of advanced G7 countries can agree on a global agreement on the taxation of multinationals after heated discussions in recent days.
Finance ministers are due to meet in London on Friday and Saturday, and will announce to the FT that they have announced the principles of a new tax system on international companies.
An ally of UK chancellor Rishi Suna, who will hold the talks, said they were “cautiously optimistic” that a deal could be reached, adding that “we are feeling well”.