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Government redefines anti-Muslim hatred
The UK Government is reviewing a draft definition of anti-Muslim hatred that excludes the term “Islamophobia.” The definition aims to guide public bodies on unacceptable treatment of Muslims. It describes anti-Muslim hostility as actions like violence and discrimination based on religion or ethnicity. Baroness Gohir stated the proposal balances safeguarding individuals while avoiding overreach. Critics,…
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Access on-demand webinars to simplify compliance and law firm operations.
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Bank: Budget was ‘monumentally mishandled’
S&U, a London-listed bank, has criticised Rachel Reeves’ recent Budget, describing it as “chaotic and monumentally mishandled.” S&U said the policies set out by the Chancellor had triggered a “dampening effect on consumer confidence.” With the Office for Budget Responsibility having cut growth forecasts every year from 2026 to the end of the Parliament after…
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HSBC to settle French tax case
HSBC is negotiating a settlement of around $300m with French authorities regarding its involvement in a tax fraud scandal. This scandal, which has reportedly cost France €4.5bn in tax revenues, has implicated several banks. Crédit Agricole recently settled a similar investigation for €88.2m.
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Bank of England: Budget will cut inflation
The Bank of England predicts that measures set out in the Budget will reduce the UK’s headline inflation rate. Appearing before the Treasury Select Committee, Bank staff agreed with the Office for Budget Responsibility that measures announced by the Chancellor would strip 0.5 percentage points off headline inflation by mid-2026. Clare Lombardelli, a deputy governor…
