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Factbox-Britain proposes new immigration law to stop small boats

LONDON (Reuters) – Britain set out details on Tuesday of a new law barring the entry of asylum seekers to the UK in small boats, a proposal that some refugee charities say could be impractical and criminalize the efforts of thousands of genuine refugees. Here are the key points from the government’s proposed legislation: – …

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Explainer-How UK government plans to stop migrants arriving by boat?

By Andrew MacAskill and Michael Holden LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s government announced plans for a new law on Tuesday to prevent people who enter the country through unofficial routes from claiming asylum in a bid to stop tens of thousands of migrants arriving on its shores in small boats. The new legislation will face legal …

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Investors pulled $1.2 billion from UK equity funds in February – Calastone

By Elizabeth Howcroft LONDON (Reuters) – Investors pulled 962 million pounds ($1.16 billion) from UK-focused equity funds in February, the third-largest monthly outflow on record even as the FTSE 100 hit a record high, funds network Calastone said on Tuesday. UK equity funds have seen net selling for 21 months in a row, Calastone said. …

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Daily Mirror publisher Reach posts 27% drop in profit

LONDON (Reuters) – Reach, the British publisher of the newspapers including the Daily Mirror and regional titles, posted a 27% drop in annual profit after inflation caused its operating costs to rise by 40 million pounds and demand for advertising weakened. The group on Tuesday reported adjusted operating profit of 106.1 million pounds ($127.9 million) …

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More UK factories turn away from foreign suppliers, survey shows

LONDON (Reuters) – British manufacturers are increasingly turning away from overseas suppliers as energy and transport costs mount and European Union firms are also worried about doing business across the English Channel after Brexit, a survey showed. Make UK, an industry group, said on Tuesday that 40% of British manufacturers “re-shored” suppliers in the last …

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Britain’s Foxtons expects property sales recovery in latter part of 2023

(Reuters) – British estate agency Foxtons Group Plc said on Tuesday it expected property sales market to turn favourable in the latter part of 2023, buoyed by anticipated reduction in high mortgage rates that have crimped homebuyers’ purchasing power. Sales activity in the UK housing market has slowed markedly over the past six months or …

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