It’s estimated that smoking is responsible for 700,000 deaths a year in the European Union. In light of this, e-cigarettes have been growing in popularity in recent years,
Up to now, London has been the financial centre of the EU. But, the Brexit agreement has yet to be approved by all parties, and financial authorities are
Last week, at the European Partnership for Alternative Approaches to animal testing, commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska said that the EU is “fully committed” to eliminating animal testing in Europe.
The chemical formaldehyde is one of a number of chemicals due to be added to the European Commission’s list of carcinogens and mutagens that are restricted. However, funeral
Following a ruling by European Court of Justice (ECJ) last month, Poland’s government have moved to reinstate justices who had been made to take early retirement. The ruling
With the European Union (EU) announcing its resolve to prolong sanctions against Venezuela for another year, the country’s already serious situation will just get direr. The deepening political,
It is time for the new budget to be announced, which is always an interesting time in British politics. This time around the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Phillip
The UK’s main regulator for consumer credit, the Financial Conduct Authority, is planning a review of the high cost credit industry – specifically rent-to-own, unauthorised overdrafts and car
Last month the European Parliament voted 10 to 1 to trigger Article 7 sanctions against Hungary, meaning that Viktor Orban’s troubled regime could soon lose its EU voting
