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  • Theresa May fails to win concessions on withdrawal agreement during meeting with Jean-Claude Juncker

    February 20, 2019

    Theresa May and EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker last night discussed possible "guarantees" and "legal assurances" that could be established in relation to the controversial Irish border backstop protocol that has dogged the PM's efforts to pass her Withdrawal Agreement. However, May failed to win concessions on her bid to reopen the Withdrawal Agreement in [...]

  • Anna Soubry urges Tories to put their country first and thwart a no-deal Brexit

    February 20, 2019

    The Conservative party is being infiltrated by former Ukip members bent on ousting sitting MPs they view as traitors over Brexit, ex-Tory MP Anna Soubry warned today. Read more: Conservative split: Three Tory MPs quit party In a devastating attack on her former party, the Broxtowe MP said the Conservatives were now being controlled by [...]

  • The Dutch ‘Brexit Snatch’: Why Azimo is not quitting the UK

    February 20, 2019

    Have you heard the news? Azimo is one of 250 companies moving to the Netherlands in an alleged ‘Brexit Snatch’ by the Dutch government. Read more: London fintech startups poised to expand in Europe They say never let the truth get in the way of a good story but as the chief executive of Azimo, [...]

  • European Medicines Agency loses £500m ruling over bid to cancel lease amid Brexit move

    February 20, 2019

    The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has lost a court battle to break a £500m London office lease in the wake of its planned move to Amsterdam post-Brexit. In a landmark case for the commercial property industry ahead of Britain’s departure from the EU, landlord Canary Wharf has won a ruling that means the EMA must [...]

  • Tory MPs Heidi Allen, Anna Soubry and Sarah Wollaston quit Conservative party

    February 20, 2019

    The Conservatives were reeling this lunchtime as three MPs announced they have quit the party to join a group of ex-Labour MPs. South Cambridgeshire’s Heidi Allen MP, Anna Soubry MP and Sarah Wollaston MP revealed they are leaving the party in protest at Theresa May’s Brexit stance, and will sit with the eight MPs who resigned [...]

  • Ken Clarke warns ‘fed up’ Tory MPs could quit the Conservative party

    February 20, 2019

    Tory veteran Ken Clarke has said MPs from his party are "very fed up" and could contemplate defecting to the newly formed Independent Group. Clarke, a pro-EU MPs, told the BBC this morning: "Certainly some members of parliament are getting very fed up. There are some, I think – not including me – who probably [...]

  • Theresa May will travel to Brussels with the EU still not budging on the backstop

    February 19, 2019

    Theresa May will travel to Brussels on Wednesday for a meeting with Jean Claude-Juncker after the EU once again ruled out fundamental changes to the Brexit deal. However, negotiators from both sides are currently working on a new legal text relating to the Irish backstop plan aimed at winning support from the UK parliament. Brexit [...]

  • Labour’s Magnificent Seven just made a no-deal Brexit more likely

    February 19, 2019

    I am old enough to recall the “Gang of Four” in the eighties, when Roy Jenkins, David Owen, Shirley Williams and Bill Rogers left Labour to set up the Social Democratic Party. We know that all ended acrimoniously, with a reverse takeover by David Steel’s Liberal Party that created the Liberal Democrats. This week, we [...]

  • Honda: What’s really hurting car manufacturers?

    February 19, 2019

    Business secretary Greg Clark yesterday took a stand for Britain’s car manufacturers, saying Honda’s move to close its Swindon factory shows the urgent need to strike a Brexit deal. “Decisions like Honda’s this morning demonstrate starkly how much is at stake,” he said. “A situation in which our manufacturers do not have the certainty they [...]

  • Asda sales growth falters amid competition probe into Sainsbury’s merger

    February 19, 2019

    Asda today reported a slowdown in sales growth in the fourth quarter as it waits for the green light over its planned merger with Sainsbury’s. The supermarket chain, which is owned by US grocery giant Walmart, posted a one per cent rise in like-for-like sales excluding petrol in the three months to the end of [...]

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