September 2019

Labour MP: PM ‘should be ashamed’ of ‘surrender act’ language

Labour MP Paula Sherriff has strongly criticised the prime minister for using terms such as “surrender act” and “betrayal”, in relation to Brexit. “We should not resort to using offensive, dangerous language for legislation we do not like,” she said, adding that such words were “often” quoted in death threats received by some MPs. Mr

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A Patchwork of Laws Protect European Travelers. Fewer Exist for North Americans.

For Americans watching the Thomas Cook meltdown that left hundreds of thousands of tourists stranded overseas, the biggest surprise may have been the efforts taken by the British government to bring its travelers home. Within a day of the announcement by the British tour and airline operator that it was shutting down, Britain’s Civil Aviation

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Personal Loans Are Much Riskier Than Banks Lead You To Believe

Today, you can get a loan for almost anything: vacations, plastic surgery, weddings (and divorces), even Christmas shopping. The names might vary, but all of these loans are really the same product, marketed in different ways. Personal loans have long been touted as a smart tool for consolidating high-interest debt, but they can be used

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Meghan Markle Says Being A Working Mom Is Both ‘A Lot’ And ‘So Exciting’

Meghan Markle spoke candidly about being a “working mom” during a “Ladies Who Launch” event in Cape Town, South Africa, on Wednesday, switching things up with a different outfit after meeting Desmond Tutu with Prince Harry and baby Archie earlier in the day. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who welcomed Archie in May, have spoken a

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