The focus of the UK's new day on November 22 is: Sunak reiterated that he would not establish Swiss-style relations with the EU. Starmer promised: If Labor comes to power, immigration restrictions will be relaxed. The UK fiscal deficit in October was lower than expected, and the

11-22 UK daily update focus:

• sunak reiterate that it will not establish EU swisssexual relationship

• Stamer promises: If Labor comes to power, immigration restrictions will be relaxed

• UK fiscal deficit in October is lower than expected, and the pound stabilizes

• Scotland NHS discusses charging rich people? Sturgeon insists that he will never do this

• Virgin Atlantic suspends support for Heathrow Airport to build a new runway

• " Times ": "Registration loophole" allows the UK to continue importing Russian oil

• to swim the front page of the British media! The first debut of the World Cup, the UK won: England beat Iran 6:2, Wales 1:1 draw with the United States

Sunak reiterated that it would not establish Swiss-style relations with the EU

We mentioned in yesterday's article: The Times reported on Sunday that the British government is considering establishing a close EU-Swiss-style relationship with the EU to reduce the current trade barriers . This statement was denied by Cabinet Minister Barclays on the same day.

Yesterday (November 21), British Prime Minister Sunak also said at the annual meeting of the United Kingdom Federation of Industry (CBI) that he firmly believes in Brexit and the UK will never return to any position consistent with EU law.

Sunak said: "I voted for Brexit , and I also believe that Brexit can and has brought great benefits and opportunities to this country."

Sunak also pointed out that controlling immigration is one of the direct benefits of Brexit . "We can't do this within the EU, at least now we have control."

Not long before Sunak made the above remarks, Tony Danker, chairman of the British Federation of Industry, called on the British government to solve the problem of workers' shortage through immigration policies.

In response, Sunak insisted: " UK has the most attractive visa system for entrepreneurs and highly skilled talents. On immigration, the UK's current top priority is to crack down on illegal immigration ."

Stamer promised: If the Labor Party comes to power, immigration restrictions will be relaxed

Later on Tuesday, the leader of the British opposition Labor Party, Starmer, will speak at the meeting of the British Federation of Industry (CBI), promising that if the Labor Party comes to power, it will relax restrictions on foreign immigration. Stumer said that he would adopt a "pragmatic" attitude on the issue of migrant workers in order to promote economic growth in the UK. But at the same time, Starmer also admitted that the UK must end the era of relying on cheap foreign workers and enhance skills training for its workers.

" Daily Telegraph " reported that Labour Party is currently leading the ruling Conservative Party by as much as 20 percentage points in the polls, so the party is indeed expected to win the general election held in two years and return to power.

Stumer is a Brexitist, but he has always hoped that the UK will still retain the free movement of personnel between the EU after Brexit.

UK fiscal deficit in October was lower than expected, and the pound stabilized

According to the latest report of the " Financial Times ", although the British government transferred funds to the Bank of England for the first time to make up for the losses of the quantitative easing program and provided support funds for the first time to help pay household energy bills, the UK government borrowing growth in October was still lower than expected .

According to official data released on Tuesday, the UK's deficit in October was 13.5 billion pounds ($16 billion), an increase of 4.4 billion pounds from the same period last year, but lower than economists' expectations of 21.5 billion pounds. The borrowing data for September was also downgraded.

data shows that the loan amount of in the first seven months of this fiscal year in the UK was 84.4 billion pounds, a decrease of 21.7 billion pounds from the previous year. In last week's fall report, the UK Budget Responsibility Office had forecast total borrowings in fiscal 2022-23 will reach £177 billion.

analysts believe that the lower-than-expected borrowing in the UK in October may be because the cost of energy support in the early stage is lower than economists' expectations. In October, the UK government paid about £3 billion for the first time to help households pay their energy bills. Separate help for businesses will begin in November. The Office for National Statistics stressed that the cost of household energy price security of about £1 billion is indicative. Previously, the Office of Budget Responsibility predicted that the overall cost of energy and living will be close to £60 billion this fiscal year and will increase by £28 billion in fiscal 2023/24.

British Chancellor Hunter also commented on this: "During the pandemic, the government has increased lending to support millions of businesses and families and deal with the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, which is correct. But in order to deal with inflation and ensure the economic stability required for long-term growth, we must bring public finance back to a more sustainable track."

After the release of the latest UK economic data, the pound has not seen any significant changes and remains at a high level for nearly a month.

As of November 22, the latest pound sterling exchange rate is as follows:

Scottish NHS discusses charging rich people? Sturgeon insisted that he would never do this

BBC received a meeting minutes of the Scottish NHS chief in September. The records show that the NHS in the region recommended that let rich people pay for treatment and start charging for some free prescriptions. The purpose of this is to solve the "1 billion pound gap" in the Scottish NHS budget. The meeting minutes obtained by

BBC were marked "confidential". The theme of the meeting was "What are the possibilities for NHS reform?" Other suggestions made at the meeting include: suspending funding for some new drugs, speeding up the discharge of patients, and completely stopping nursing services , etc.

People attending the meeting expressed concerns about the pressure facing the NHS – job openings hit record highs, and first aid and surgery waiting times also hit record highs.

conference discussion believes that the success of the NHS is based on a model that is “no longer applicable now”, so some “solutions that were not feasible before” now have room for discussion.

In response to this news, Scotland Chief Minister Nikola Sturgeon said in an interview on the 21st that the principles of the NHS "cannot be changed". Although health services are under very heavy pressure, as long as she is in the seat, the reform of the NHS will still be carried out within the scope of the basic principles.

Scottish Health Secretary Humza Yousaf also said that such suggestions are betrayal of the NHS. "Health services must always be based on the individual needs of the patients, and any suggestions based on ability to afford is disgusting."

The UK's NHS was established in July 1948 when Labor's Health Secretary Aneurin Bevan promised to "build a universal health service that does not require insurance, which is free to all." Three years later, NHS dental and ophthalmology charges were introduced, which also directly led to Aneurin Bevan's resignation from the government.

Virgin Atlantic suspends support for Heathrow Airport Construction of a new runway

Virgin Atlantic Airlines CEO Shai Weiss said at an industry meeting that he no longer promised to support Heathrow Airport in building a third runway.

Shai Weiss criticized Heathrow's plan to charge higher fees for using the new runway, saying: "Unless Heathrow Airport reforms the system and maintains competitiveness, we will not support the construction of a third runway."

" Times: "Registration loophole" allows Britain to continue importing Russian oil

According to the Times, although the British government claims to ban the import of Russian oil, it actually still registers a large number of Russian oil shipped to the UK as "imported from other countries". This loophole makes Russia Ross oil is continuously imported into the UK.

In May this year, the Marina III tanker flew the Panama flag and set off from Tuapse, a port in southern Russia, carrying nearly 200,000 barrels of oil. After five days of navigation, it was docked side by side with a larger Greek tanker "Marinula" in the waters near the port of Kalamata in Greece. In the next 36 hours, the two ships A large rubber tube was connected between them, and some of the oil of the "Marinau III" was transported to the "Marinaura".

After the ship-to-ship transfer was completed, the "Marinaura" docked at the port of Iminghem, Lincolnshire, England on June 6, unloading about 250,000 barrels of oil.

According to the Times, since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war in February this year, at least 39, including the above-mentioned transportation, have been included in the above-mentioned transportation. The batch of Russian oil with a total value of more than 200 million pounds (1 pound is about 1.18 US dollars) arrived at the British port, but was classified as imported from other countries.

Official data from the UK show that since March, Russian oil worth about 23 million pounds has arrived at the port of Iminghem, and the import places are recorded as Germany, Netherlands and Belgium ; Russian stone worth 130 million pounds The oil arrived at the Thames port in eastern London, and the import locations were recorded as Poland , Belgium and the Netherlands.

hit the front page of the British media! The first appearance of the World Cup in the UK won: England defeated Iran 6:2, Wales drew 1:1 with the United States

In the World Cup match on November 21, the United Kingdom Gran defeated his opponent Iran with a record of 6:2 and achieved a historic victory.

Wales also drew with the United States with a penalty kick from Bell . It is worth noting that This game is the first time that Wales returned to the World Cup after 64 years. html l6

British fans celebrating their victory by drinking wildly. According to estimates, bars across the UK sold 9 million pints of beer in one day.

A poll by YouGov shows that as many as 11 million people are expected to be invited on Tuesday (22nd) because they drank too much wine the day before. Fake. The news of

also swept the front pages of many British media today.