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  • SNP meets City lobbyist as Edinburgh seeks London’s financial crown

    June 28, 2016

    One of the City's top lobbyists is in talks with the SNP on making Edinburgh a financial services powerhouse after Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon pledged to secure access to the European single market. Cicero Group executive chairman Iain Anderson, whose clients include City heavyweights BlackRock, Rio Tinto and Barclays, met SNP deputy leader Stewart Hosie yesterday to [...]

  • Over 1,000 anti-Brexit protesters stage rally outside parliament

    June 28, 2016

    Over 1,000 people turned up outside parliament today to protest against Britain's decision to leave the European Union. Many chanted "there's no plan" and held up signs condemning former London mayor and Leave champion Boris Johnson who is the bookies' favourite to be Britain's next Prime Minister. Last Friday, London voted to remain in the EU in the referendum while 52 [...]

  • Danny Blanchflower quits Labour’s economic advisory council

    June 28, 2016

    Top economist Danny Blanchflower has resigned from Labour's economic advisory council.  Announcing his resignation on Twitter, the former monetary policy committee member said he's winding up the review of the Bank of England too. In light of recent developments I have decided to resign from the Economic Advisory Council and wind up the review of the Bank [...]

  • Seven ways to make sure your business gets through Brexit

    June 28, 2016

    As the Brexit analysis continues, business leaders across the country will be wonder how quickly things will get back to normal. Some may even be wondering if they ever will. Here’s a seven-point guide to help businesses get through Brexit unscathed: Read more: Brexit: Load the fiscal bazookas to put a floor under business confidence 1. [...]

  • Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is refusing to resign after losing a vote of no confidence among his MPs

    June 28, 2016

    Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has refused to resign despite losing a vote of no confidence among his MPs as the party's crisis continues. MPs have been rebelling against Corbyn since Sunday, and almost 50 have since resigned from shadow cabinet, front bench, and aide roles. The vote reportedly saw 172 of Labour's MPs declare no confidence [...]

  • Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon will tomorrow meet with EU leaders as she seeks to preserve Scotland’s single market access

    June 28, 2016

    Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon is to travel to Brussels tomorrow to meet with officials from European Parliament, including its president Martin Schulz. Speaking today in the Scottish parliament, Sturgeon said that she hoped to preserve Scotland's access to the single market, adding the she would also seek to set out her case to the [...]

  • Labour’s leadership crisis reaches a third day, with almost 50 parliamentary resignations and a motion of no confidence set for this afternoon

    June 28, 2016

    Labour's leadership crisis has reached a third day with fresh resignations coming ahead of a vote on a motion of no confidence in Jeremy Corbyn later today. Corbyn is widely predicted to lose in a non-binding vote of Labour MPs this afternoon, with results expected to be announced around 5:00pm. The vote itself will not [...]

  • The Trades Union Congress has hit out at the government after its request to join a business roundtable set for today was rejected

    June 28, 2016

    The Trades Union Congress has hit out at the government after a request to attend a business roundtable set for today was rejected. Business secretary Sajid Javid told the TUC their attendance at the event, at which the government will discuss Brexit fears with groups including the Confederation of British Industry, the Institute of Directors [...]

  • Theresa May is now the bookies’ favourite to become Tory leader, while Angela Eagle and Lisa Nandy edge ahead for Labour

    June 28, 2016

    Theresa May has overtaken Boris Johnson as the bookies' favourite to be the next elected leader of the Conservative Party. William Hill punters have strongly backed the home secretary, leading the bookie to shorten its odds to 11/10. Boris Johnson is now the second favourite at 11/8 odds while Brexit campaigner and minister of state for energy Andrea Leadsom is third at [...]

  • “Who’s laughing now?” Ukip leader Nigel Farage calls for “grown up” deal after Brexit as he mocks MEPs to a chorus of booing

    June 28, 2016

    Leading Leave advocate Nigel Farage has called for a "grown up, mature" deal between the EU and UK after a historic Brexit vote last week. Speaking to the European Parliament, Farage said trade is mutually beneficial, and that a "sensible trade deal" would result in a great friendship between the soon-to-be 27-member bloc and the [...]

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