Meghan Owen
Senior Reporter at BBC
Work and Money Correspondent @BBCNews @BBCLondonnews / Stories welcome [email protected]
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finance.yahoo.com | Meghan Owen |Harry Low
Meghan Owen - BBC London work and money correspondent and Harry Low - BBC News Wed, Apr 30, 2025, 1:10 AM 2 min read Sir Richard Branson says Donald Trump's tariffs "have done a lot of damage" [PA Media] The UK remains a "fantastic" place to start a business despite the "setback" of Brexit and the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs, Sir Richard Branson says.
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bbc.com | Meghan Owen
Richard Branson criticises Donald Trump's tariffsMeghan OwenBBC London work and money correspondentPA MediaSir Richard Branson says Donald Trump's tariffs "have done a lot of damage"The UK remains a "fantastic" place to start a business despite the "setback" of Brexit and the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs, Sir Richard Branson says. Speaking at the launch of his Virgin Group's hotel in Shoreditch, east London, the entrepreneur said that the world of business would "have to deal with...
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bbc.co.uk | Meghan Owen |Harry Low
Image source, PA MediaImage caption, Sir Richard Branson says Donald Trump's tariffs "have done a lot of damage"BBC London work and money correspondentThe UK remains a "fantastic" place to start a business despite the "setback" of Brexit and the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs, Sir Richard Branson says. Speaking at the launch of his Virgin Group's hotel in Shoreditch, east London, the entrepreneur said that the world of business would "have to deal with...
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bbc.com | Meghan Owen
Migrant workers 'in limbo' over employer licence crackdownMeghan OwenWork & Money Correspondent, BBC LondonBBCBengali careworker Jamil said he applied for "hundreds of jobs" with no luck after his company lost its licence"I've lost everything. Every day I'm stressed."Jamil, a migrant worker from Bangladesh, says he has been left stranded and in limbo after being exploited and then abandoned by a company who recruited him to help fulfil the UK's shortage of care workers.
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business-humanrights.org | Meghan Owen
“Migrant workers 'in limbo' over employer licence crackdown”Jamil, a migrant worker from Bangladesh, says he has been left stranded and in limbo after being exploited and then abandoned by a company who recruited him to help fulfil the UK's shortage of care workers. Following a crackdown from the government, the company he had been working for lost its licence to employ foreign workers. Now the 30-year-old does not know what to do.
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Sir Richard Branson say the UK remains a "fantastic" place to start a business despite the "setback" of Brexit and the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs. More of our interview on @BBCLondonNews https://t.co/cNNeM1L0iy