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  • Mayor of London Sadiq Khan would like to “educate” Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump

    May 13, 2016

    The saga between Donald Trump and Sadiq Khan continues. The newly-elected Mayor of London has now said that he would welcome the presumptive Republican presidential nominee to London to "educate" him on Islam and its compatibility with Western values. Speaking to NBC, Khan again said Trump's views on Islam were "ignorant" and that he's "inadvertently [...]

  • EU referendum: Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn appeals to young people to back EU which he doesn’t love but UK benefits from

    May 13, 2016

    Historically thought of as eurosceptic, Jeremy Corbyn today appealed to younger voters to back Remain in the EU referendum while admitting that he doesn't love the EU, but the UK benefits from it. Speaking in Liverpool, Corbyn said that turnout at the General Election last year was just 47 per cent of young people who [...]

  • Lord Lamont hits out at both Mark Carney and Christine Lagarde in just two days

    May 13, 2016

    Lord Lamont has slammed what he sees as the "avalanche of institutional propaganda" which has been flung about in the EU referendum debate this week. In his second blistering attack this week, the former chancellor who served in the governments of Margaret Thatcher and John Major, has taken aim at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for its [...]

  • EU referendum: International businesses say Brexit would be bad for them and lead to a cut in investment

    May 13, 2016

    Most international businesses think the UK voting to leave the EU would be bad for them, while also leading them to cut investment in the UK, according to new data. A poll from Ipsos Mori showed that 78 per cent of the 667 companies surveyed said a Brexit vote would be negative, while just five per [...]

  • How Brexit would affect the UK’s energy sector

    May 13, 2016

    While debates over the impact of Brexit on high-profile issues such as trade, immigration or security are rarely out of the media, the impact on one of the country’s most important sectors — energy — receives less attention. Surprisingly, despite the UK being part of the EU single market, there is currently no level playing [...]

  • Employment minister Priti Patel has launched a stinging attack on Osborne and Lagarde following Brexit recession warnings

    May 13, 2016

    One of George Osborne's cabinet colleagues has accused the chancellor of "cashing in favours" from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over its warning that Brexit could trigger a recession. Priti Patel, the employment minister, who used to work in the Treasury with Osborne, said: "The EU-funded IMF should not interfere in our democratic debate … It appears [...]

  • A teenager has just become a mayor in the UK town of Goole

    May 13, 2016

    A teenager, who missed out on a party when he received his A-levels last year, has been elected as a mayor in the UK. Terence Smith, a 19-year-old Labour councillor has been voted in for a 12-month term at the council's annual meeting today. He said: "I feel like I'm giving my bit back to the [...]

  • IMF Brexit analysis will be published just days before the EU referendum

    May 13, 2016

    The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will publish a full assessment of how Brexit will affect the UK economy less than one week before Brits go to the polls on 23 June. While issuing a stark warning that a vote to leave the EU could trigger a recession – the second in two days after Mark Carney's [...]

  • Mayor of London Sadiq Khan to launch consultation to tackle air pollution in London

    May 13, 2016

    Sadiq Khan has been a busy man in his first week as Mayor of London. Following his "Hopper" bus fare and applause of more armed police in London, Khan has today confirmed that he will launch a formal consultation in a matter of weeks related to a major package of measures to tackle air pollution [...]

  • IMF head Christine Lagarde backs up Mark Carney in battle over a Brexit recession

    May 13, 2016

    Brexit could push the UK into recession, hit wages, lead to higher prices and shatter London's status as the financial capital of the world, Christine Lagarde, head of International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said today, in the second high-profile Brexit warning in as many days. With less than six weeks to go until the EU referendum, – described [...]

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