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  • Arriva joins Stagecoach in taking government to court over East Midlands franchise award

    May 12, 2019

    The government is facing a double-whammy of legal action over its decision to award the East Midlands franchise to Abellio after Arriva Rail joined Stagecoach in taking it to court. Arriva Rail, which is owned by German rail giant Deutsche Bahn, said it was "seeking to obtain more information relating to how the bids for [...]

  • Cabinet allies begin to abandon Theresa May as Tories languish in EU election polls

    May 12, 2019

    Previously loyal Cabinet ministers believe Theresa May has no chance at passing her Brexit deal through parliament and has just weeks left as Prime Minister, it has been reported. Ministers including her de facto deputy, David Lidington, and transport secretary, Chris Grayling, are said to be among those who have given up hope that May's [...]

  • Britain’s billionaires have become $18bn richer so far this year

    May 11, 2019

    Britain’s billionaires have added another $28bn (£21.5bn) to their coffers since the UK voted the leave the European Union in 2016, new figures show. The 15 Brits listed on Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index have added most of the wealth this year, reaching a combined total of $109bn between them. Read more: These are the UK's top [...]

  • France will not tolerate multiple extensions to Brexit deadline

    May 11, 2019

    France will push against repeatedly extending the Brexit deadline, a top adviser said yesterday with one eye on 31 October when Britain is set to leave the EU. “We must not get sucked into repeated extensions, that’s for sure,” an unnamed presidential adviser told Reuters. “Our message is clear: a solution must have been found [...]

  • Poll: Economists split over Halloween Brexit date

    May 10, 2019

    Economists are divided over whether the UK will leave the EU before the new deadline of 31 October, according to a new poll commissioned by Reuters. Read more: UK economy bounces back, but is growth just a ‘flash in the pan’? While the vast majority of economists polled believed the UK will eventually leave the [...]

  • Get your Eurovision goggles, it’s time for yet another election

    May 10, 2019

    Two years and 11 months since Britain voted to leave the EU, the country is voting again, on how we’d like to be represented in it while we struggle to work out what leaving actually means. Yes, we found out this week that the Euros are definitely on, despite the best efforts of an embattled [...]

  • Jeremy Corbyn: Second referendum could heal the UK

    May 9, 2019

    A second referendum on Brexit could provide a “healing process” for the UK, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn claimed as he launched his party’s European election campaign. Speaking in Kent, Corbyn said a confirmatory vote on any deal agreed with Brussels could help bring the Brexit process to a “conclusion”. Labour’s official party policy is to [...]

  • Government signs controversial East Midlands franchise contract with Abellio

    May 9, 2019

    The government has gone ahead and signed a controversial contract for the East Midlands franchise with Abellio as the war with Stagecoach over the decision intensifies. The signing has gone ahead after the standstill period – the days following the award decision and its official signing expired at midnight last night. Yesterday Stagecoach's sour relations with [...]

  • Esther McVey reveals she will stand in the next Tory leadership contest

    May 9, 2019

    Another Conservative MP has joined the race to become the next Prime Minister, with former work and pensions secretary Esther McVey announcing she will stand in the race to succeed Theresa May. McVey, who lost her Wirral West seat in 2015 before being elected as MP for Tatton two years later, revealed this morning that [...]

  • Five things we learned from BT’s full-year results

    May 9, 2019

    BT today published its eagerly-awaited results for the full-year, as investors kept a keen eye on the telecoms giant’s plan to turn around its ailing fortunes. After growing speculation over the company’s targets for full-fibre broadband and a potential dividend cut for beleaguered shareholders, here are five major takeaways from the results. Read more: BT boosts profits [...]

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