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  • Thousands expected to march for second EU referendum in London

    October 20, 2018

    Thousands of people are expected to march in central London today for a final referendum on the Brexit deal, the so-called people’s vote. Read more: UK ready to agree Irish backstop deal to speed Brexit talks The march started at midday in Park Lane and finishes in Parliament Square where marchers will hear speakers, including TV [...]

  • UK ready to agree Irish backstop deal to speed Brexit talks

    October 20, 2018

    UK Prime Minister Theresa May is reportedly prepared to agree a backstop deal for the border between the UK and Ireland which does not have a time limit. Bloomberg reported yesterday that May is willing to make the move to help speed Brexit talks. Read more: Varadkar says even with Brexit transition extension Irish ‘backstop’ [...]

  • Irish premier Varadkar says even with Brexit transition extension Irish ‘backstop’ needed

    October 19, 2018

    Ireland’s Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said today that even if the UK’s post-Brexit transition period were extended Ireland would still need a backstop arranged to prevent a hard border with Northern Ireland. Speaking on the third day of the EU summit meeting in Brussels, Varadkar said without an Irish backstop any withdrawal treaty may fail to [...]

  • What the Clegg? Facebook taps former Lib Dem leader as its next head of global affairs

    October 19, 2018

    Facebook has hired former Liberal Democrats leader Nick Clegg to be its next head of global affairs and communications, with the ex-politician set to move to Silicon Valley in January. Clegg will take over from the role's former occupant Elliot Schrage, who personally led the search for his replacement after announcing he would be leaving Facebook following [...]

  • Toyota president Akio Toyoda warns Britain to avoid no-deal Brexit ‘at all costs’

    October 19, 2018

    Toyota president Akio Toyoda has warned that a no-deal Brexit should be avoided at all costs.  Speaking as chairman of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) Toyoda said that if the UK crashes out of the EU without a deal it will "adversely affect" corporate activities and consumers and urged both sides to work towards [...]

  • Turkey claims it has evidence of ‘who is responsible’ for missing journalist’s alleged murder

    October 19, 2018

    Turkey claimed today that it knows who is behind the disappearance and possible death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Turkey, which has also said it is in possession of audio and video recordings of the Washington Post journalist’s alleged murder, said “information and evidence [are] in hand”. Read more: DEBATE: Should firms drop out of [...]

  • Tory MP says he wouldn’t vote for his own party today

    October 19, 2018

    A Conservative MP has said he wouldn't vote for his party if he wasn't already in parliament, labelling Theresa May's government a "s**tshow". Johnny Mercer, elected in 2015 as the representative for Plymouth Moor View, told the parliament's The House magazine yesterday that there was "absolutely no chance" he would run for a Tory candidacy [...]

  • Singapore Prime Minister says EU-Singapore trade deal could be extended to UK post-Brexit

    October 19, 2018

    Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said today he would be prepared to extend the terms of Singapore’s recently agreed trade with the European Union to the UK. “We hope we will be able to continue arrangements with Britain whether or not it is inside the EU… And then we have time to work some [...]

  • Brexit deal is 90 per cent agreed, says Barnier, but Northern Ireland impasse may scupper it

    October 19, 2018

    A Brexit deal between the UK and the EU is very close to completion, politicians on both sides of the table said this morning. However, the prospect of reaching an agreement is still in doubt, said the EU’s chief negotiator, Michel Barnier. “Ninety per cent of the accord on the table has been agreed with [...]

  • How dare MPs be such brazen hypocrites over abuse claims

    October 19, 2018

    Inappropriate touching. Groping. Sexual slurs. Men trying to kiss unwilling women, dragging them into secluded spaces, making derogatory, objectifying comments about their appearance. Telling them to be “sexier”. Similar, though less widespread, harassment of junior men. When the news broke that this toxic behaviour was widespread in Hollywood, it was met with an international outcry and [...]

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