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Several British travellers have told how they were incorrectly accused of overstaying their 90-day allowance due to the chaotic introduction of the EU's new EES biometric border checks.
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Britain spent two decades holding the EU’s door open for CEE, and the region now has every reason to hold it open in return. British Euroscepticism existed long before 1988 (there was an attempt to pull Britain out of what was then the Common Market, which it had only just joined, back in 1975), but […] One good turn deserves another was…
Manchester United owners Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Glazer family have been told to “explain themselves and show some accountability” over the sacking of manager Michael Carrick. The Manchester United Supporters’ Trust issued the demand after Carrick became the third permanent boss sacked by the club in little over two years and the…
Die Oberösterreicher bauen ihre Nordamerika-Präsenz aus
Work had only just begun three years ago. The project, worth over 187 million, was financed through the implementation of a public-private partnership model.
Lawyers and law firms will soon face increased fees to support the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s “transformation” strategy, as the regulator looks to reinvent itself following a string of…
Before Nvidia's succession crisis, Jensen Huang said its next CEO should come from inside the company and earn the role.
