Evening Standard |
Gatwick Gusher: The biggest onshore oil flow in Britain
Evening Standard The Gatwick Gusher has produced the highest flow rates of any onshore wildcat well in the UK matching the kind of levels normally seen in the North Sea, its majority owner UK Oil & Gas said today. The exploration company said it had completed its final … |
AOL Money UK |
Runaway house prices set to be reined in
AOL Money UK House sales will slow down for the next few months – taking the heat out of the market for the traditionally busy spring season. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors products that as a result house price rises will calm down. The catalyst … |
AOL Money UK |
Man jailed for conning 18 pensioners out of £600000
AOL Money UK … aged in their 70s, 80s and 90s and from Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Bedfordshire, London and Kent, were phoned up by men posing as police officers investigating a fraud at their bank. They were advised to transfer money or hand over cash for … Jeremy Corbyn and the conman accused of funding Islamic State: Labour leader … Terror suspect 'funded by scammers who targeted elderly people's savings' Jeremy Corbyn asked judge to bail Mohamed Dahir snared by fraud investigation |
TIME |
The UK Is The Number One Place To Die Well
TIME Given the reputation of British cuisine, it's hard to imagine that the hospital food is helping—but according to the Economist's Intelligence Unit, Great Britain is the best country in the world to receive end-of-life care. The United States was … UK is best place in the world to die The Economist Insights – Expert Analysis and Events | Quality of Death Index 2015 |
Daily Mail |
EU asks Britain for more money as it battles migrant crisis
Daily Mail Pawel Swidlicki, of think-tank Open Europe, warned that making Britain pay more would help the case for 'Brexit'. He said although there was a case to spend more on the migrant crisis, this should come from existing funds from the 'wasteful and … |
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UK interest rate hike could come 'too late'
Money Observer The Bank of England may be 'behind the curve' on interest rates, with the consumer prices index (CPI) and wage inflation poised to soar in 2016, argues Henry Dixon, manager of the GLG Undervalued Assets fund. Dixon suggests that the UK economy, … |