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  • No-deal Brexit border delays could prompt wave of bankruptcies says poll

    September 26, 2018

      Delays of even half an hour at the border in the event of a no-deal Brexit could prompt a wave of bankruptcies for firms relying on cross-border supply chains, a poll to be published today will show. As many as one in 10 British supply chain managers say their businesses could go bankrupt if [...]

  • Securing US trade deal top priority for British voters

    September 26, 2018

      Securing a trade deal with the US is the top priority for British voters across the political divide, a new poll published today will show. Some 63 per cent of Britons say the US should be first on the list of trade negotiations for the government, the survey of more than 3,000 people by [...]

  • Trump hits out at Iran’s ‘bloody agenda’ in return to US patriotism

    September 25, 2018

      US President Donald Trump upped his criticism of Iran in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly this afternoon, in which he accused its leadership of running a "corrupt dictatorship" with a "bloody agenda". He told the body that the Iranian leadership is sowing "chaos, death and destruction", adding that "they do not respect [...]

  • Theresa May claims ‘no deal’ is better than a Canada-style agreement with the EU

    September 25, 2018

      Theresa May has claimed a Canada-style free trade agreement with the EU is worse than no deal in comments which infuriated Brexit-backing Conservatives. Speaking at the beginning of a two-day trip to New York, May shot down a proposal backed by her former Brexit Secretary David Davis that the UK should negotiate a looser [...]

  • Wealthy parents would pay just £4 an hour towards childcare under Labour, Jeremy Corbyn announces

    September 25, 2018

      Wealthy parents would pay just £4 an hour towards childcare under Labour, Jeremy Corbyn is set to announce. The Labour leader will use his keynote conference speech on Wednesday to propose a massive subsidy of childcare for all parents – regardless of earnings. As well as extending 30 hours a week free childcare to all [...]

  • Keir Starmer goes rogue in conference speech, refusing to rule out Remain in a new vote

    September 25, 2018

      Remaining in the EU must be an option on the ballot paper in any new referendum, Labour's shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer said on Tuesday. Speaking at his party's conference, Sir Keir got a standing ovation from activists as he veered away from his planned speech to say staying in the EU could [...]

  • Forget economics, immigration policy is more about our values

    September 25, 2018

       You're probably tired of me saying it, dear reader. But a big problem with supposed “evidence-based policy” is that the conclusions we derive from evidence often take our underlying aims for granted. If we’re considering a tax cut, no evidence-base showing that it could create a positive GDP effect will convince you if your [...]

  • Keir Starmer: Labour won’t back Tory Brexit deal

    September 25, 2018

      Labour plans to vote against a Theresa May Brexit deal, as the party attempts to define its position on backing a second referendum. Claiming the Prime Minister’s Brexit negotiations “are in a complete mess”, shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer called for a general election if she fails to reach a deal or if a [...]

  • An election is the last thing we need – and voters would punish politicians for calling it

    September 25, 2018

      Theresa May’s Brexit negotiations with the European Union are going very, very wrong, and there is now speculation that the UK could be heading for a snap election — cue eyerolls and yawns nationwide. Both the ruling Conservatives and opposition Labour party appear to be considering the possibility of a snap election as early [...]

  • Debate: Should the City be worried about Labour’s plan to hand 10 per cent of company shares to workers?

    September 25, 2018

        Debate: Should the City be worried about Labour’s plan to hand 10 per cent of company shares to workers? Yes – Josh Hardie is the deputy director-general at the CBI. Rising wages are what everyone wants to see. But Labour is wrong to assert that workers will be helped by their proposals. Their diktat [...]

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