British High Court Upholds Ban on Ivory Trade
The High Court in Britain has ruled to uphold the 2018 Ivory Act. The Court ruled against a claim brought
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Antoinette Tyrrell is a writer and journalist who started her career in print and broadcast journalism in Ireland. An English and History graduate of the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, she worked for 11 years in corporate public relations for Irish Government bodies in the Foreign Direct Investment and Energy sectors. She is the founder of GoWrite, a business writing and public relations consultancy. Her work has appeared in a range of national and international media and trade publications. She is also a traditionally published novelist of commercial fiction.
Labour Party Reveals Brexit Strategy
As the UK Parliament closes today ahead of the December 12th General Election, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, is due to
British Politicians Warned Not to Weaponize Health Service in Election Campaign
With Britain’s December 12th general election fast approaching campaigning is due to kick-off in earnest this week. While Brexit will
Fiat Chrysler and Groupe PSA announce intention to merge
Two of Europe’s leading car manufacturers have announced their intention to merge in a deal that could see the creation
Economic Think-Tank Report Forecasts Gloomy Outlook for Britain
A report published by the UK-based National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) has predicted a 3½ decrease in
‘A Waste of Time and a Waste of Energy’ – Junker on Dealing with Brexit
Addressing the European Parliament in Strasbourg, President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Junker has described Brexit as ‘a waste of
‘Promising Signals’ Brexit Deal is Possible – Donald Tusk
President of the European Council, Donald Tusk has said he has received ‘promising signals’ that a Brexit Deal is possible
Irish Government Unveils Brexit Budget
The Irish Government has announced the full details of its 2020 Budget, the details of which, according to the Minister
No-Deal Brexit Could see UK Debt Levels Reach 50- Year High
UK debt could climb to almost 90% of national income for the first time since the mid -1960s in the
135 arrests in London Relating to Extinction Rebellion Protests
Police in London have made 135 arrests in relation to the latest wave of protests by environmental activist group Extinction
Rise in UK Infant Mortality Rates ‘Significantly Associated’ with Increase in Child Poverty
A new study carried out by researchers in the UK shows that increases in child poverty are significantly associated with
