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  • It’s time we called out the Home Office for its shameful attitude to refugees

    February 15, 2019

    “There’s no place like home”, Dorothy says, as she taps her red heels together three times and returns to the place she loves. She’s right. Your home is your shelter, It’s your community, your friends, your local shops and landmarks. It’s dedication and love for your area. Building a home takes time and investment; familiarity does [...]

  • Editor’s Notes: The EU simply chooses which rules to enforce and which to ignore

    February 14, 2019

    Allow me a moment away from our own Brexit turmoil and to focus instead on a nasty spot of rot right at the heart of the European Commission. While the Brexit process has made some of the EU’s top brass more recognisable to a British audience, it’s unlikely that many could identify one of its [...]

  • Theresa May defeated on Brexit again as anti-EU Tories desert her in Commons vote

    February 14, 2019

    Theresa May suffered a Valentine’s Day massacre on Thursday when Conservative Brexiters helped inflict a heavy Commons defeat on the government. The Prime Minister lost the support of the European Research Group of Tories after she tried to force her party to back a plan ruling out a ‘no deal’ Brexit. While the motion was [...]

  • Competition watchdog warns of casework impact in event of no-deal Brexit

    February 14, 2019

    The UK’s competition regulator warned it would have to take “tough decisions” on its casework in the event of a no-deal Brexit. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said investigations into markets and price fixing could be impacted if it is forced to take on additional work after the UK leaves the EU. All antitrust [...]

  • Housebuilder MJ Gleeson chief executive: ‘Our customers do not give a damn about Brexit’

    February 14, 2019

    MJ Gleeson’s profits have surged while other housebuilders are struggling to break even because its customer base is unfazed by the Brexit uncertainty gripping some buyers, according to its chief executive. Speaking to Morning Wire, CEO Jolyon Harrison said the firm’s profits had risen 62.8 per cent because “our customers do not give a damn [...]

  • Sterling slumps ahead of May’s crunch no-deal Brexit vote as Bercow chooses amendments

    February 14, 2019

    Sterling has taken a tumble as fears grow that Theresa May will be defeated in parliament this evening by the hard Brexiters among her party. The pound fell from 1.287 this morning to as low as 1.278 against the dollar this afternoon as investors grew scared that the Prime Minister may not win a vote [...]

  • Kinetic UK chief executive Stuart Taylor to step down this year

    February 14, 2019

    The chief executive of out-of-home advertising firm Kinetic, Stuart Taylor, will step down after six years in charge, the company said today. Taylor, who joined the WPP-owned agency in 2013, will be retiring as UK boss in June after steering the firm through a time of flux in the sector. Read more: Out-of-home adverts aren't [...]

  • Brexit uncertainty costs UK £800m a week, says Bank of England economist

    February 14, 2019

    Brexit has already cost the UK economy £40bn a year – or £800m per week – since the referendum due to prolonged uncertainty, according to Bank of England economist Gertjan Vlieghe. The rate-setter also said a no-deal Brexit would most likely to lead to an easing of monetary policy, while even in the case of [...]

  • Canada Corporation appoints Refinitiv executive Nick Collier as Brussels managing director

    February 14, 2019

    Canada Corporation has appointed a senior boss at financial data firm Refinitiv as managing director for its Brussels office. Nick Collier, the global head of government relations at Refinitiv, will take on the role from March, the same month that the UK is set to leave the EU. Canada Corporation said [...]

  • Trade minister Liam Fox urges MPs to back Prime Minister in Brexit vote

    February 14, 2019

    Trade secretary Liam Fox has urged his Tory colleagues to fall in line ahead of a showdown between Prime Minister Theresa May and her party’s hardline Brexiters in a vote this afternoon. The motion asks parliament to reiterate its support for a previous Brexit vote, when MPs passed an amendment allowing May to return to [...]

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