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The UK's inflation rate fell sharply to a five-year low of 0.2% in August as the effect of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme pushed down restaurant prices.more

The UK unemployment rate has risen to its highest level for two years, official figures show. The unemployment rate grew to 4.1% in the three months to July, compared with 3.9% previously.more

The lack of a free trade agreement with the UK at the end of 2020 will translate into over 100 billion euros in losses for the European automotive sector over the next five years - the main organizations of the automotive industry are alarming and are calling for the conclusion of this agreement.more

The European Union and the United Kingdom have not yet come to an agreement on the rules on which trade between the countries will take place - noted Łukasz Ambroziak, an expert from the Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics. The United Kingdom is the third largest trading partner for Poland and the second largest in the case of food.more

In the last quarter of this year, 9 percent of companies will be looking for new employees, while 4 percent plan to cut jobs. The best prospects for finding a new job will be in construction and trade.more

The UK economy grew by 6.6% in July, according to official figures, but output remains far below pre-pandemic levels.more

British employers planned more than 300,000 redundancies in June and July, as the coronavirus outbreak took its toll on the workplace.more

The stamp duty holiday has injected a hit of adrenaline into the UK housing market, with speedy sales hitting a record high.more

The data shows that Poland stands out from the rest of Europe when it comes to the inflow of foreign direct investments (FDI) and, despite the pandemic, remains attractive to investors - assessed PAIH management board member Grzegorz Słomkowski during the 2020 Economic Forum in Karpacz.more

Families look set to benefit from cheaper weekly shops this autumn as supermarkets brace for a recession price war amid the coronavirus pandemic.more

More than three months ago, Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin promised Polish airports PLN 142 million of aid. Until today, no zloty has been received from this pool. Small airports are threatened with bankruptcy - reports today's Gazeta Wyborcza.more

The creation of a Polish electric car is a good idea, but the planned cost, launch date and production volume are unrealistic, believes Jacek Karcz, economist from WSB University. He added that it would be better to start the production of e-cars in Poland with a license for a ready and proven model.more

In Great Britain, the construction of the currently largest infrastructure project in Europe - the HS2 high-speed railway, which is to connect London with the north of England, has officially started.more

Last year, revenues from the sale of Polish computer games exceeded PLN 2.1 billion, according to a report on the gaming industry in Poland. There are over 440 producers on our market employing 9.7 thousand people. people; Poland is the 7th largest market for PC games.more

Poland will receive EUR 650 million under the credit line of the European Investment Bank to finance activities related to the pandemic, especially in the areas of healthcare and civil protection, the EIB announced today.more

British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak wants to redirect a significant amount of money spent on foreign aid to increase intelligence spending and improve the country's defense capabilities, The Times reported today.more

The influential analytical center The Automoy has published a recommendation for the British government to introduce a mandatory 4-day working week in connection with the difficult situation related to the coronavirus. According to experts, this solution will allow the creation of up to 500,000 jobs in a short period of time. jobs. more

Boris Johnson is expected to lay out his roadmap for getting the UK "back to normal" when he meets with his Cabinet today.more

From April next year, the fee for plastic bags in stores in England will double - from 5 to 10p, and the charge will be extended to stores with up to 250 employees, the Environment Ministry announced today.more

Italy down almost €2 billion in lost income from foreign tourists in August.more

Up to 85,000 people may die from the coronavirus in the coming winter in the UK. people - assumes a confidential governmental "relatively worst-case", which today informs the BBC.more

The UK was the hardest hit by Covid-19 among major economies from April to June, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has said.more

Pent-up demand has led to properties taking less time to sell since the height of lockdown, according to research.more

Scotland’s deficit has risen to nearly £2,000 per person after the gap between tax income and spending widened to become more than three times larger than the UK as a whole.more

Britain's biggest supermarket is now serving 1.5 million customers a week online, up from 600,000 at the start of the pandemic.more