The Problems Of Comparing COVID-19 Around The World
The way coronavirus deaths are counted is under comparison between countries – but does it really matter? Governments have no accepted standard in how the
Rescue Flights Bring Home Thousands Of Stranded Brits
Thousands of Brits stranded in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh due to the coronavirus will fly back to the UK on a fleet of chartered flights
Does The Coronavirus Lockdown Impact Tax For Stranded Expats?
While most people are worrying about their health and money during the coronavirus crisis, for expats tax is a concern as well. With billions of
Keep Calm And Carry On To Beat The Crisis, Urge Over 60s
Britain’s over 60s are looking forward to putting their feet up and taking a break while the country is in lockdown and they must stay
Stranded Brits Still Waiting For Rescue Flights Home
British travellers and expats stuck overseas as transport links are cut due to the coronavirus face finding up to £800 each to buy a seat
Too Soon To Lift Coronavirus Lockdown In UK
It’s too early to life the coronavirus lockdown across Britain, says Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab. The worst thing that could happen, he says, is for
House Price Crash On The Way, Warns Estate Agent
Posh people’s estate agents Knight Frank are predicting a massive decline in house sales this year due to the coronavirus. In a Doomsday scenario, the
Poorly Johnson Spends Second Night In Hospital
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is spending a second night in hospital after doctors admitted over concerns about his recovery form coronavirus. Johnson insists he
Coronavirus On Track For 1m Cases Worldwide This Week
The number of new coronavirus cases worldwide has topped 50,000 in a single day – with one in four coming from the United States. The
Banks Must Repay Bail Out Favour To Taxpayers, Warns Minister
One in five small businesses could go to the wall if banks do not do more to help them, claim bosses and tax experts. Although
FTSE Slumps As Coronavirus Outbreak Looks Grim
The FTSE slumped back into the red after several days of recovery on worsening news about jobs and the coronavirus crisis. The FTSE 100 was
Britain Braces For Tsunami Of Coronavirus Cases
Britain’s health service is bracing for tsunami of coronavirus victims with 33,000 hospital beds ready and thousands more promised to treat victims of the outbreak.
Who Takes Over If Sick Boris Can’t Carry On As PM?
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested positive for coronavirus and has opted for self-isolation at Downing Street. He has revealed he has developed minor symptoms
Emergency Coronavirus Will Signed Through Windows
Lawyers are ready to tackle a rising demand for emergency wills during the coronavirus crisis. Firms across the country report a rising demand from worried
Shocking Coronavirus Death Toll Across US And Europe
Britain saw the worst day for coronavirus casualties so far as the number of deaths in a day rose 87 to total 422 so far.
If You’re Coming Home, Get A Plane Now, Warns Foreign Office
Expats with plans to return to the UK are urged to do so now if commercial flights are available. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO)
Coronavirus – Tax relief for working from home
Working from home means you can claim some tax relief for some of the extra bills you have to pay depending if you work for
UK Consumer Safeguards To Stretch To Cover Gibraltar
The British government wants to extend watchdog and compensation protections to consumers of Gibraltar’s financial services companies when the Brexit transition ends. The Treasury has
How Much Cash Will You Need To Survive Retirement?
How much money you need to last until you die has always been a difficult topic to unravel. No one knows when they will die
Pension Income Reality Is Shock For Retirees
Retirement experts have shone a light on the pension reality gap – the difference between the amount of money most people need when they give