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  • Theresa May rejects Michel Barnier’s Irish border plan

    September 19, 2018

    Theresa May is set to shoot down Brussels' attempt to diffuse the Northern Ireland border row amid claims the EU's plan would still divide the UK. The EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier has been seeking to "de-dramatise" the issue of how to avoid a hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland if no trade deal [...]

  • David Davis: Theresa May’s Brexit plan is undemocratic

    September 19, 2018

    David Davis is set to brand the government's Brexit plan as "devoid of democracy" in another stinging attack on Theresa May. The former Brexit secretary will use a speech in Germany tomorrow to lambast the so-called Chequers plan as a "non-starter" – claiming it goes back on promises the Conservatives made in their 2017 General Election [...]

  • David Davis: Theresa May’s Brexit plan is undemocratic

    September 19, 2018

    David Davis is set to brand the government's Brexit plan as "devoid of democracy" in another stinging attack on Theresa May. The former Brexit secretary will use a speech in Germany tomorrow to lambast the so-called Chequers plan as a "non-starter" – claiming it goes back on promises the Conservatives made in their 2017 General Election [...]

  • Donald Tusk calls for special Brexit summit in November

    September 19, 2018

    EU member states could gather in mid-November to finalise a Brexit deal with the UK. European Council president Donald Tusk will propose an additional summit then to ensure an agreement is reached and that the UK and EU avoid a no deal scenario, saying today that there is “less and less time” to conclude negotiations. [...]

  • Donald Tusk calls for special Brexit summit in November

    September 19, 2018

    EU member states could gather in mid-November to finalise a Brexit deal with the UK. European Council president Donald Tusk will propose an additional summit then to ensure an agreement is reached and that the UK and EU avoid a no deal scenario, saying today that there is “less and less time” to conclude negotiations. [...]

  • London mayor Sadiq Khan launches new unit to tackle violent crime in the capital

    September 19, 2018

    Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has said violent crime should be treated as a public health issue as he launched a new unit to tackle the problem that has engulfed the capital. Khan has injected the new unit, which will be staffed with police officers, public health staff and local government, with an initial sum of £500,000 in the [...]

  • David Davis: Brexit negotiations to be ‘reset’ in November

    September 19, 2018

    Brexit negotiations could be “reset” in November as the UK and EU struggle to strike a deal they both find acceptable, according to former Brexit secretary David Davis. The EU’s stance towards the UK will soften in the coming months as both sides try to bridge the gap in negotiations to avoid a no deal scenario, [...]

  • London mayor Sadiq Khan launches new unit to tackle violent crime in the capital

    September 19, 2018

    Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has said violent crime should be treated as a public health issue as he launched a new unit to tackle the problem that has engulfed the capital. Khan has injected the new unit, which will be staffed with police officers, public health staff and local government, with an initial sum of £500,000 in the [...]

  • David Davis: Brexit negotiations to be ‘reset’ in November

    September 19, 2018

    Brexit negotiations could be “reset” in November as the UK and EU struggle to strike a deal they both find acceptable, according to former Brexit secretary David Davis. The EU’s stance towards the UK will soften in the coming months as both sides try to bridge the gap in negotiations to avoid a no deal scenario, [...]

  • DEBATE: Should the government scrap the limits on skilled migrants coming to the UK?

    September 19, 2018

    Should the government scrap the limits on skilled migrants coming to the UK? Jasmine Whitbread, chief executive of London First, says YES. People from the EU and around the world are critical to our economy – thousands of workers in financial services, construction, hospitality and professional services, each contributing £46,000 every year to our economy [...]

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