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  • This epic proroguing gamble shows that Boris is not about to let dithering be his downfall

    August 29, 2019

    Countless criticisms were levelled at Theresa May during her final months in power. She was accused of being stubborn, blinkered, deaf to the mood of the public, and innumerate when it came to considering the parliamentary maths. These are legitimate rebukes, but they were not her biggest failing. The fatal flaw in the tragedy that [...]

  • Boris Johnson hits back at Tusk’s ‘Mr No Deal’ claims

    August 24, 2019

    Boris Johnson has hit back at a claim from the European Council President Donald Tusk that he hoped the Prime Minister would not go down in history as “Mr No Deal”. Speaking at a press conference at the G7 summit in France, Tusk said: “The EU was always open to co-operation when David Cameron wanted [...]

  • EU ‘willing to listen’ to UK’s Brexit ideas, says Donald Tusk

    August 24, 2019

    European Council President Donald Tusk has said the EU is “willing to listen” the UK’s ideas on a new withdrawal agreement, but added that Boris Johnson will not want to be known as “Mr No Deal”. Speaking at a press conference ahead of the G7 summit in Biarritz, France, Tusk said he was willing to [...]

  • Boris Johnson: UK will remain ‘energetic partner’ on world stage after Brexit

    August 24, 2019

    Boris Johnson says the UK will not “retreat” from the international community as it leaves the EU. The Prime Minister is set to meet with world leaders at this weekend’s G7 in France in his first international summit as leader. Read more: Trump announces tariff hikes as China trade war escalates He will discuss Brexit [...]

  • German finance ministry warns no-deal Brexit a ‘high probability’

    August 17, 2019

    The German government believes there is a “high probability” that a no-deal Brexit will occur on 31 October. An assessment made by the finance ministry came to the conclusion it is “inconceivable” that Prime Minister Boris Johnson softens his stance on the Irish backstop. Read more: Corbyn fails to drum up support for plan to [...]

  • Does your business have a Brexit plan? Good, now it needs a Corbyn plan too

    August 15, 2019

    In the mid-1970s, when I was a 10-year-old in love with Choppers and Sherbet Fountains, the ideological war between Thatcherism and Bennism began. Small versus big state, low versus high taxation, light versus tight regulation, and private versus public ownership.  Now, 45 years later, we have a neo-Thatcherite government facing a Bennite-controlled Labour party. And [...]

  • Tories outspend all their political rivals combined on Facebook advertising

    August 9, 2019

    The Conservative Party has spent more money than any of its political rivals on Facebook advertising over the last month, within which time Boris Johnson has taken over from Theresa May as Prime Minister. The Tories have spent £51,719 on Facebook Ads during that period, almost three times more than the Labour Party, according to [...]

  • Boris Johnson warns civil servants against ‘complacency’ over no-deal Brexit

    August 9, 2019

    Boris Johnson has warned the civil service that there are “no grounds for complacency” as the UK rushes to prepare itself for the possibility of a no-deal Brexit. The Prime Minister sent a letter to all civil servants today telling them that “preparing urgently and rapidly for the possibility of an exit without a deal [...]

  • Prosperity or pound shop? Our free trade future awaits

    August 9, 2019

    Like most of us, I’ve been watching the new government in the UK with interest – and no small measure of anxiety. As it became clear that Boris Johnson would emerge as the new PM, it also became clear that there would be a sharp change in government policy across the board. Theresa May, for [...]

  • Boris Johnson visits damaged Derbyshire dam as storms expected

    August 3, 2019

    Work to repair a damaged dam in Derbyshire and prevent it bursting has entered its third day as the Met Office warns of thunderstorms and possible flooding. Despite work being carried out to reduce the water level, the risk of collapse is still at a “critical level”, and there is a yellow weather warning in [...]

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