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  • EU referendum: Free market think tank says Britain should follow the Norway model after it votes for Brexit

    May 3, 2016

    If the UK votes to leave the European Union it will have to become a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), a free market think tank has said today, in a challenge to Leave campaigners to present a viable idea of what the UK would look like after Brexit. The Adam Smith Institute (ASI) [...]

  • Stronger In campaign: UK risks £250bn in trade if Brexit vote wins

    May 2, 2016

    A war of words has erupted between those who want out of the European Union and those who want to stay – this time about the possible £250bn of lost trade if a Brexit occurred. Former chancellor Alistair Darling is fronting new research using Treasury data that found the UK benefits by being part of [...]

  • EU referendum: David Cameron and Boris Johnson are no longer BFFs because of Brexit

    May 2, 2016

    There's nothing like Brexit to break up friends. While Britain is debating the EU referendum around the dinner table and at the pub (or, perhaps not), Britain's top leaders have been divided by the matter after taking opposing sides. London mayor Boris Johnson's high profile backing of the Leave campaign has caused a rift with the [...]

  • EU referendum: Polls at odds on outcome of June’s vote

    May 1, 2016

    With under two months to go until the United Kingdom votes on its membership of the European Union, the outcome still remains somewhat unclear as polls are at odds with one another. A poll for the Sun on Sunday found that slightly more Britons want to leave the EU than remain a member, after President Barack [...]

  • EU referendum: Nicola Sturgeon says second Scottish independence referendum “more likely than not” while she is First Minister

    May 1, 2016

    Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon has said a second Scottish independence referendum is "more likely than not" to occur while she is First Minister. In an interview with the Sunday Herald, Sturgeon said of a second referendum during her premiership: "Do I think it's more likely than not? Yes." While David Cameron has said there [...]

  • Labour’s London mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan accepts anti-Semitism row could hurt his chances of getting elected

    May 1, 2016

    Labour's London mayoral candidate believes his chances of winning the election next week could be damaged by the anti-Semitism row that has erupted. Sadiq Khan said he wouldn't be thrown of course by the row, but acknowledged that there could well be an electoral consequence that would damage his chances of taking City Hall, as well [...]

  • No apology from Ken Livingstone following accusations of anti-Semitism

    April 30, 2016

    Ken Livingstone has said he does not expect his conduct to have any bearing on Sadiq Khan's performance in next week's London mayoral election. Speaking at the end of a week in which he was suspended from the Labour Party over comments judged to have been anti-Semitic, Livingstone said he was "not going to apologise for telling [...]

  • Government: It’s really cheap to use your phone in Europe now… so please don’t vote Brexit!

    April 30, 2016

    The cost of using your mobile phone in Europe has been slashed today. And, not one to miss a trick, the government has used it as an opportunity to discourage people from voting for a Brexit in June's EU referendum. Digital economy minister Ed Vaizey said the change means "from today you are quite literally [...]

  • Jeremy Corbyn announces launch of new Labour Party inquiry following anti-Semitism claims

    April 30, 2016

    Jeremy Corbyn has announced the launch of an inquiry into anti-Semitism within the Labour Party. The Labour leader also said he would be proposing a “new code of conduct on anti-Semitism and other forms of racism” to the party's national executive committee next month. Read more: Zac Goldsmith: Sadiq Khan and Ken Livingstone "part of the [...]

  • Zac Goldsmith: Sadiq Khan and Ken Livingstone are “part of the same movement within the Labour Party”

    April 30, 2016

    Conservative mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith has described Sadiq Khan as being "part of the same movement" as Ken Livingstone. The claim comes after a week in which Livingstone was accused of making anti-Semitic comments and suspended from the Labour Party. Khan earlier this week described the comments as "appalling and inexcusable", adding: "There must be no place [...]

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