Evgenia Filimianova
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Evgenia Filimianova is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of national stories, with a particular interest in UK politics, parliamentary proceedings and socioeconomic issues.
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Former Labour MP Mike Amesbury Faces Resignation Calls After 10-Week Jail Sentence
Amesbury’s sentencing will trigger a recall petition in Runcorn and Helsby unless he decides to appeal.
Trauma for Rape and Abuse Victims Worsened by COVID Court Delays, Scottish Inquiry Hears
Incidents of domestic abuse and violence in Scotland surged following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
HSBC Delays Net-Zero Goal by 20 Years, as US Banks Walk Away From Climate Finance Coalition
HSBC said it revisited its net zero ambition to take into account latest best practice guidance.
British Pubs Struggle Amid Rising Costs and Changing Demand
Independent pub owners report growing pressure to stay ’very busy every single day' just to stay afloat.
Healey Calls for Britain to Re-arm as Government Moves to Boost Defence Spending
The defence secretary said that ‘a new era of threat’ driven by global conflict necessitates urgent defence reforms in the UK.
British Industry Leaders Call for Swift and Flexible Government Action on US Tariff Plans
Businesses argue that Britain should negotiate alternative trade terms with Washington before it finalises its tariff policy.
Proposed Security Law for Venues Sparks Debate on Costs and Compliance
Currently, the UK has no universal security requirements for venues, though some larger ones already implement measures like bag checks and CCTV.
Private Parking 5-Minute Rule Changes Won’t Solve Industry Issues, RAC Warns
To date, the UK has no government-backed code of practice for private parking companies.
AI to Reshape Jobs, Not Replace Them, Says Industry Expert
AI regulation remains a global challenge, with governments debating how to balance innovation with necessary safeguards for workers and consumers.
UK Faces ‘Postcode Lottery’ for Electricity Bills Under New Plans
Government ministers have argued that the UK’s current energy system is outdated and doesn’t address modern needs.
