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Moody’s expects problem loans at Turkish banks to rise
Moody’s expects problem loans at Turkish banks to rise
Moody’s ratings expects problem loans at Turkish banks to increase to more than 4 percent of loans over the next 12-18 months compared with a low of 2.9 percent in May, the ratings agency said in a statement on July 16. Moody’s said a spike in the problem loans was credit negative...
17.07.2018
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MPs to vote on early summer recess
MPs to vote on early summer recess
Members of Parliament are to vote on whether to start their summer recess this Thursday, instead of next week. The government has tabled a motion to bring forward the summer break to begin five days earlier than planned. MPs will vote on the motion on Tuesday. It comes as MPs have...
17.07.2018
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Migration from EU to UK lowest for four years
Migration from EU to UK lowest for four years
The number of people moving to the UK from EU countries was the lowest it has been for nearly four years in 2017. But there was a rise in those coming from outside the EU, the Office for National Statistics said, with net migration the highest since 2011. Overall net...
17.07.2018
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Turkey set to mark second anniversary of July 15 coup attempt
Turkey set to mark second anniversary of July 15 coup attempt
  The ceremonies organized by the Turkish presidency are set to take place at the Turkish Parliament in Ankara’s Beştepe district and on Istanbul’s Bosphorus Bridge as it was formerly known. After the coup attempt, when soldiers in tanks had shut down the bridge at around 10 p.m., the bridge...
16.07.2018
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Wanstead Flats grass fire tackled by 200 firefighters
Wanstead Flats grass fire tackled by 200 firefighters
More than 225 firefighters have been tackling a large grass fire in east London, which has led to huge plumes of smoke being seen across the capital. London Fire Brigade sent 40 fire engines to the blaze, on Wanstead Flats near Stratford, just after 16:00 BST after receiving more than...
16.07.2018
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Novichok found in perfume bottle, says victim’s brother
Novichok found in perfume bottle, says victim’s brother
The nerve agent that poisoned two people in Amesbury was contained in a perfume bottle, the brother of one of the victims has said. Matthew Rowley said his brother Charlie, who is seriously ill in hospital, told him he had picked up the perfume bottle. The Metropolitan Police, which is...
16.07.2018
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Danone scrutinizing Aptamil baby milk formula criticisms
Danone scrutinizing Aptamil baby milk formula criticisms
FRENCH food giant Danone is looking into reports that its Aptamil baby milk formula is making some infants ill. Aptamil recently changed the recipe of three of its baby milk formulas. Hundreds of parents in the UK have complained on social media that the revised formula milk is making their...
15.07.2018
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Government funding more than 200 new ambulances
Government funding more than 200 new ambulances
OVER 200 new ambulances will be added to fleets around England with a £36.3m government investment. The 256 vehicles will be funded by the Department for Health and Social Care, with more than half available for use this winter.Government to invest in 62 double-crewed ambulances with 25 more going to...
15.07.2018
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Parking penalties to increase
Parking penalties to increase
It has been recently announced that parking penalties will increase from August and the council has confirmed this statement. The standard of penalty charge notices for on and off-street parking is confirmed to increase to a maximum of £130 and a minimum of £80. At present standards, the maximum penalty...
15.07.2018
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London’s security endangered due to Brexit
London’s security endangered due to Brexit
A report outlined that it is vital to ensuring London safe could turn into “clunkier, clumsier, and more expensive” as a result of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union. The London Assembly police and crime committee came together with the commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Cressida Dick and Sadiq...
14.07.2018
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Theresa May meets new cabinet amid Brexit crisis
Theresa May meets new cabinet amid Brexit crisis
THERESA May’s new-look cabinet came together on Tuesday for the first time after a string of resignations over her Brexit strategy left her government in crisis. Mrs May was pressured to carry out a transformation of her top team after Boris Johnson and David Davis both resigned. The prime minister...
14.07.2018
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What do the Ankara Agreement applicants think about the recent changes?
What do the Ankara Agreement applicants think about the recent changes?
This week we asked about the recent changes proceeded on 16 March in regards to the application, the procedure of indefinite to remain has been extended from four years to five years, the application fee has increased also an English examination has been added.   SERDAR PAKTIN At this stage...
14.07.2018
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Royal wedding and weather boosts UK economy
Royal wedding and weather boosts UK economy
THE UK’s economy increased by 0.3% in May, assisted by the royal wedding and warm weather, latest figures display. The recent report by the Office for National Statistics highlights a change in the way the UK’s GDP is determined. Consequently, the ONS will publish a monthly indicator and a rolling...
13.07.2018
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Solidarity network for Ankara agreement
Solidarity network for Ankara agreement
Recently there has been changing innovations for businesspeople which came to England alongside the Ankara agreement. As a result, many solidarity networks have been formed in particular on social media. The solidarity network was established with the necessity the notion of “It about time we unite!” Leni Candan triggered this...
13.07.2018
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What do the Londoners think about the NHS?
What do the Londoners think about the NHS?
UK has recently celebrated the 70th anniversary of the NHS, with events including a service at Westminster Abbey and a royal visit in Wales. Hence, this week we have asked our readers their opinion in regards to the services provided by the NHS and what could be improved. SEDAT KETENÇİMEN...
13.07.2018
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Hundreds and thousands attend London Pride parade
Hundreds and thousands attend London Pride parade
Streets in central London on Sunday were filled with thousands of people as they celebrated the Pride in London parade. The parade itself, which coincided with England’s World Cup quarter-final in Russia, included about 30,000 people from 472 organisations. But up to one million other people are thought to have...
12.07.2018
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West Londoners meet at the Turkish festival
West Londoners meet at the Turkish festival
The West London Turkish festival was organised by the Turkish community in London and took place at Springwest Academy in Feltham on 8 July Sunday. Many firms participated in the festivals as sponsors also there were many tents inclusive of local flavors. Guests which attended the festival enjoyed the delicious...
12.07.2018
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Developer withdraws from Enfield regeneration project
Developer withdraws from Enfield regeneration project
The Enfield council’s front running regeneration project has endured another problem after a second development partner asserted that it will not take part in the project. Pacific Century Premium Developments (PCPD) said to the council that it did not want to continue with the £6 billion Meridian Water project eight...
12.07.2018
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