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Traffic congestion was down by up to 50 per cent compared to recent Mondays as the rush hour thinned out, while almost 20 per cent fewer people used the London underground, travel tech firm TomTom found. One loner tweeted:" I'm in a flat slap bang in the middle of London and the roads are unbelievably quiet now." Businesses meanwhile issued a warning about the damaging impact of the new work-from-home diktat. Tony Danker, director of the Confederation for British Industry, said:" Having work fro

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LONDON: Worries about inflation and a shortage of workers pushed Britain’s starting salaries up by their third-fastest pace on record in January, according to a survey that may add to Bank of England( BoE) concerns over rampant wage gains. Demand for workers continued to climb as pandemic restrictions eased, though the growth of vacancies cooled to the slowest pace in nine months, the Recruitment and Employment Confederation( REC) and KPMG said yesterday.A separate report from the British Chambe

LONDON, March 23( Xinhua)--Britain announced tax cuts on Wednesday as the latest official statistics showed its inflation rose to a 30-year high in February, but industry leaders and analysts have said the measures could play a limited role in stopping the worsening cost-of-living crisis.In the 12 months to February 2022, Britain's Consumer Prices Index( CPI) rose by 6.2 percent, up from 5.5 percent in January, according to the country's Office for National Statistics( ONS) on Wednesday.On a mon

Last week, the Bank of England forecast that inflation would hit 10.25 per cent when energy bills jump again in October.... The Bank predicts that massive increases to the cost of essentials will result in people cutting back on other spending, causing the economy to shrink in the final quarter of the year before flatlining in 2023.... The government recently scrapped free Covid testing for employers....

Under the program, the government paid 80% of the salaries of those workers unable to work because of lockdown measures. The program helped support over 11 million people but the number now is down around the 2 million mark as many sectors have reopened, notably hospitality.... Inflation has also risen as the pent-up demand built up during the pandemic raises cost pressures in the economy. Bank of England Gov.... “ There are good reasons to interpret this as a temporary feature, but we must be

“ This isn’t just a cost of living crisis, it’s a cost of doing business crisis.“ It is essential to delay the National Insurance increase.... All rights reservedEgypt displays recently discovered ancient tombs in Saqqara Egypt Antiquities Egypt Antiquities Copyright 2022 The Associated Press.... All rights reservedEgypt displays recently discovered ancient tombs in Saqqara Egypt Antiquities Egypt Antiquities Copyright 2022 The Associated Press....