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GBN Britains July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

GBN Britains July 3, 2024

The floor. L the floor. the floor. Good morning to you. Its 930 on thursday, the 14th of september. This is britains newsroom on gb news with Andrew Pearson bev turner opening our borders. Borders. Labours radical new plan to take in more Asylum Seekers in a deal with the eu. Yep, you heard that right. They claim they want to criminal gangs to smash the criminal gangs smuggling thousands across the channel also this might channel but what also this might lead migrants arriving lead to more migrants arriving in britain in the troubles legacy, the governments Northern Ireland legacy bill, w...

4G "Unlikely" to be Extended to 95% of U.K. by End of 2025 - Vimarsana News

4G "Unlikely" to be Extended to 95% of U.K. by End of 2025

This spells trouble for rural businesses that have already been hurt by the turn off of 3G networks.

The towns where free cash machines are disappearing the fastest - Vimarsana News

The towns where free cash machines are disappearing the fastest

Telegraph Money reveals the high streets where ATMs are hardest to locate

UK Households Might Lose Access to Their Favorite TV Shows, EY Report Says - Vimarsana News

UK Households Might Lose Access to Their Favorite TV Shows, EY Report Says

5.5 million UK households risk losing access to their favorite TV shows according to an EY report. The UK government is being urged to take action to protect free-to-air broadcast. Switching off traditional TV will affect low-income households, the elderly, the disabled, and those in rural areas.

Government urged to protect Traditional TV - Vimarsana News

Government urged to protect Traditional TV

5.5 million households in the UK will struggle to watch their favourite TV shows unless Traditional TV is protected to 2040 and beyond, campaigners are warning.