Evgenia Filimianova
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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House Prices Plateau as Mortgage Rates Rise
The relatively stable interest rate has boosted homebuyers’ confidence, despite prices still being higher than a few years ago.
Train Drivers Launch Fresh Round of Strikes Over Pay Dispute
ASLEF union members have overwhelmingly backed strike action, stemming from a two-year-long dispute with the government over an increase in drivers’ salaries.
Large Volume of Medical Data Published on Dark Web: NHS Board
NHS Dumfries and Galloway was attacked by cyber criminals in March when the first batch of data, including patients’ information, was released.
Small-Boat Immigrants Can Claim Asylum Under Labour Plans
Labour has been highly critical of the government’s Rwanda bill and the backlog of asylum claims, vowing to drop the bill and clear the unprocessed claims.
MPs’ WhatsApp Messages Should Be Disclosed, Says Committee
A cross-party group of MPs has been looking into transparency standards, following a lobbying scandal involving former Prime Minister David Cameron.
‘Naming and Shaming’ Firms Under Investigation Could Hurt Economy: Chancellor
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt commented as the Financial Conduct Authority seeks to publish more information about enforcement investigations.
UK Sends Failed Asylum Seeker to Rwanda in 1st Ever Removal
The individual was reportedly paid £3,000 in taxpayer money to help relocate as part of the UK voluntary return scheme.
Smartphone-Free Schools See Better GSCE Results: Think Tank
Officials have raised concerns over the impact of mobile phones on pupils’ mental health and ability to learn.
Made-in-China Surveillance Cameras to Remain in Use at Government Sites
Two years ago, the government halted installations of new surveillance equipment from China on sensitive government sites.
Shoplifting Hits 20-Year Record High: ONS
Concerned with the ‘epidemic’ of retail crime, industry leaders have urged the government to increase street patrols and prioritise response to theft.
