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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Energy Bills to Rise 1.2 Percent Following Ofgem’s New Price Cap Increase
The energy regulator has encouraged consumers to ’shop around' for the best deal to save money this winter.
Independent Providers of Adult Social Care Face £2.8 Billion Costs Increase: Think Tank
Charities have warned that £600 million in funding for social care, committed by the government, is ‘not nearly enough.’
Home Secretary Refuses to Say If Netanyahu Would Be Arrested If He Came to UK
Downing Street said it supports the independence of the International Criminal Court and remains focused on pushing for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
Exec Bonuses Paid by Customers Blocked by Ofwat for 9 Water Companies
Water company bosses received £9.3 million in performance related bonuses in the last financial year.
Post-Budget Borrowing Hits 2nd Highest October Figure Since 1993
Public debt, excluding state ownership in banks, was estimated at 97.5 percent of GDP at the end of October.
UK Scraps Warships, Helicopters, and Drones in Defence Cuts Despite Threats Abroad
Defence Secretary John Healey told Parliament that spending cuts will save the government £150 million over the next two years.
Children as Young as 11 Carrying Knives for ‘Protection’ Because They Feel Unsafe: Report
Authors said the findings were ’shocking' and called for better cooperation between local services that work with children.
UK Has Worst Life Expectancy in Western Europe: OECD
Spain leads the way among European countries with an average life expectancy of 84.2 years, followed by Italy at 83.8.
Higher Energy Bills Push UK Inflation to 6-Month High in October
The higher than expected rise in inflation could move the Bank of England to withhold interest rate cuts in December.
Charity Calls for ‘Decisive Government Action’ to Tackle Excessive Sugar Consumption by Children
Campaigners have urged food companies to prioritise children’s health and cut sugar in everyday snacks.
