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  • David Cameron still viewed as the most capable leader but Jeremy Corbyn seen as more honest

    April 25, 2016

    Despite the Panama papers furore and the government's controversial £9m taxpayer-funded pro-EU leaflet, Britons still view David Cameron as the most capable leader. According to a new poll published by Ipsos Mori, Cameron is ahead on a variety of measures against Jeremy Corbyn, Nigel Farage and Tim Farron. Read more: Panama papers – Public don't think David [...]

  • EU referendum: Another union joins the Remain camp

    April 25, 2016

    The CWU union has today become the latest union to back the UK's continued membership of the EU in a blow to the Leave camp. The union "overwhelmingly" voted to support remaining in the EU at its annual conference. The news comes after Unison officially backed Remain ahead of the referendum earlier this month, following [...]

  • EU referendum: Cabinet ministers and top Conservatives clash over immigration and security

    April 25, 2016

    Cabinet ministers today knocked heads over key issues of immigration and security ahead of the EU referendum in June. Home secretary Theresa May said that the UK needs to "stand tall and lead in Europe" rather than leaving the EU, the home secretary has said. In her first speech ahead of the referendum in June, May said that [...]

  • Iain Duncan Smith just defended Boris Johnson’s attack on ‘part-kenyan’ Barack Obama

    April 25, 2016

    Iain Duncan Smith has defended Boris Johnson’s use of the term “part-Kenyan” to describe Barack Obama and said the government told the President to issue his warning that Britain would not be able to strike a UK-US trade deal if it votes for Brexit. The former work and pensions secretary, who resigned in protest at [...]

  • London mayoral election 2016: Labour grandee Lord Peter Mandelson urges business not to allow Zac Goldsmith to use City Hall to push the UK out of the EU

    April 25, 2016

    The City and London’s wider business community has been urged by a Labour grandee not to allow Tory mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith to “use City Hall as a vanguard for the Brexit campaign”. In his first intervention in the mayoral election, Lord Peter Mandelson exclusively told Morning Wire that he wants to call on the business [...]

  • EU referendum: British businesses press “pause button” on hiring professional talent amid Brexit concerns

    April 25, 2016

    Demand for professional talent has slowed with recruitment firms now having just one per cent more vacancies on their books than this time last year. According to research by the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo), permanent vacancies across financial services and marketing have increased 10 per cent and 12 per cent respectively while IT and [...]

  • Turkey releases Polly Peck fraudster Asil Nadir after extradition from UK

    April 24, 2016

    Turkish Cypriot businessman Asil Nadir has been released in Turkey just one night after he was returned there to complete his sentence. Nadir, who was jailed in the UK in 2012 for stealing millions from his own business empire, was convicted of 10 counts of theft £28.6m between 1987 and 1990 from textiles company Polly Peck International [...]

  • EU referendum: President Barack Obama’s trade comments rubbished by Leave campaigners

    April 24, 2016

    President Barack Obama’s claim that it could take the UK up to a decade to negotiate a trade deal with the US if it votes to leave the EU has come under fire by Leave campaigners. The US’s head of state said that it could "be five years from now, 10 years from now before [...]

  • EU referendum odds: Call it the Obama effect? Odds have moved against Brexit again

    April 24, 2016

    The odds of Britain voting to leave Europe in the upcoming referendum have changed again, putting the prospect of leaving at one of its lowest points yet, according to one bookie. "The remain odds are shortening by the day. Brexit campaigners have been dealt several blows recently and that's been reflected by punters' cash," said Ladbrokes' Jessica [...]

  • EU referendum: Hillary Clinton follows Barack Obama’s lead on Brexit

    April 24, 2016

    No sooner than the President of the United States of America has had his say on Brexit, than a Presidential hopeful puts in their two cents in the hotly debated matter. Hillary Clinton has jumped on the Barack Obama bandwagon and said she values a "strong United Kingdom in a strong EU". On a visit [...]

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