Evgenia Filimianova
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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Water Companies Open to Flood of Legal Challenges After Supreme Court Ruling
Campaigners believe that the ruling on pollution of the Manchester Ship Canal will make it easier to hold water companies to account.
Impact of Junior Doctor Strikes Will Be ‘Felt for Some Time to Come,’ Warns NHS Body
The five-day industrial action by junior doctors finished on Tuesday morning, having led to widespread disruption and cancellation of patient appointments.
Food Inflation Drops to Lowest Rate Since December 2021: BRC
June saw retailers heavily investing in their operations and supply chains and trying to drive sales by discounting.
Mortgage Payments Will Rise for 3 Million Households: BoE
Around 400,000 households will see a significant increase in the cost of mortgage, of 50 percent or more.
Drivers to Get 10-Minute ‘Grace Period’ in Private Car Parks Before Being Fined
Private parking operators will implement the changes in full, including a parking charge cap, by December 2026.
Junior Doctors Begin 5-Day Strike Over Pay Dispute With Government
The government has rejected the 35 percent pay rise demanded by junior doctors, calling the decision to strike in the middle of an election campaign ‘cynical.’
Junior Doctor Strikes Will Hit Health Services ‘Very Hard’: NHS Director
The warning by the NHS medical director comes amid alerts of heatwaves across the country, which may impact vulnerable people with health conditions.
Bogus Motor Insurance Claims Surged in 2023: Aviva
Motor injury fraud is the most popular target for fraudsters and accounts for 35 percent of all bogus claims detected by Aviva last year.
UK Manufacturing in Stop-Start Recovery Amid ‘Striking’ Decline in Export Orders: CBI
Manufacturers expect a modest rise in the output in the three months to September, as the economy continues its path to recovery.
Prisons in England and Wales Will Run out of Space Within Days Warn Governors
Prisons have been plagued by overcrowding and ageing infrastructure, with officials in the sector concerned over the lack of government support.
