Your Gf's loss can only be used against any future capitol gains made with shares. But for now it's a full loss that is fully worn by her.
The CFDs pretty much fall under the same tax system as shares, but with one difference. When going long you pay interest on the CFD loan. You can claim on the interest paid.
When going short you earn interest - that is added to your gross income, which you will pay tax on
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