More than 100 MPs from across political parties have urged Boris Johnson to review BA’s right to slots at airports such as Heathrow as it embarks on a huge restructuring that will axe 12,000 staff.
Amid the Brexit dramas in the Commons for much of the last year, the choice of Britain reverting World Trade Organisation rules was invoked almost daily. Covid-19 has moved the political caravan on.
The Restaurant Group – which has closed nearly 200 sites since the pandemic struck with the loss of 4,500 jobs – said it has started a ‘phased reopening’ of its remaining 400 venues.
Non-executive director Andrew Stone offloaded 180,551 shares in the AIM-listed firm, which offers products such as a business-only mobile service, for between 1435p and 1493p each.
Afritin is a tin miner with a working mine in Namibia, which it is developing further, and a project in South Africa. Listed on AIM, it was spun out of vanadium producer Bushveld Minerals in 2017.
Airlines were hit almost immediately through the mass cancellation of flights – but it took longer for it to become clear the impact it was having on plane makers.
Before lockdown, on March 18, the company had 870,000 members. This had dropped to 692,000 on Thursday. Gyms and nail bars will be allowed to reopen on July 25.
The rollout will now only reach 48% completion by the end of June 2021, compared to 61% on the pre-pandemic forecast
Can we now claim back this tax since we missed out on the new stamp duty holiday by just a few days?
In a bid to boost the housing market the Chancellor announced that most homebuyers won’t pay any stamp duty on the first £500,000 of their home purchase from now until March.
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