infrastructure

The National Audit Office says there is likely to be significant disruption at the border from 1 January 2021 as traders will be unprepared for new EU border controls which will require additional administration and checks.

Attacks on civilian infrastructure were apparent war crimes and may amount to crimes against humanity, Human Rights Watch says in a new report.

Vital infrastructure including hospitals, clinics, water tanks and wells have consistently been targeted throughout the conflict, says Oxfam.

Demand for green jobs will rapidly increase as the nation transitions to a net zero economy, and will help to counter the unprecedented job losses due to coronavirus , says a new report.