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  • Could Jacob Rees-Mogg soon be off to 11 Downing Street?

    April 12, 2019

    The Conservative party has a shortage of the political equivalent of rock stars. These are the politicians that the public would not merely recognise (already a rather an elite cohort), but actually might cross the road to ask for an autograph – or, more usually these days, a selfie. Boris Johnson has this star quality, of course. [...]

  • Labour’s desire for the Bank of England to control UK house prices is disastrous and illogical

    April 12, 2019

    The Bank of England should be responsible for boosting the UK’s productivity, according to the Labour party, which wants Threadneedle Street to dictate how banks lend money to businesses. Under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell, Labour also wants to keep RBS nationalised in order to direct its lending; turn Post Offices into [...]

  • EU officials given go-ahead to negotiate with Trump on tariffs

    April 11, 2019

    Officials from the European Union have provisionally agreed to opening formal trade talks with the US in a bid to cool an escalating spat between two of the world's largest economies. A meeting of ambassadors today gave the EU Commission clearance to negotiate with its counterparts in the US, sources told Reuters. The commission was [...]

  • Rail union boss threatens national shutdown following Stagecoach pensions row

    April 11, 2019

    The boss of one of the UK's largest transport unions has threatened a national shutdown on the railways following a row over pensions that escalated after the government barred Stagecoach from bidding for three rail franchises. Yesterday Stagecoach, which runs a partnership with Richard Branson's Virgin Trains, was excluded from bidding for the East Midlands, West [...]

  • CBI chief calls for second Brexit referendum if MPs can’t ‘get their act together’

    April 11, 2019

    Another EU referendum should be held if MPs are unable to “get their act together” and sign off a Brexit deal, the president of the CBI has insisted. Speaking after the EU granted a second delay to the UK’s withdrawal from the organisation, John Allan said going back to the public could well be the [...]

  • Theresa May told to resign over ‘abject surrender’ of Halloween Brexit delay

    April 11, 2019

    Theresa May was accused of an “abject surrender” and told to resign by a furious veteran Conservative MP today after she agreed to another delay to Brexit. Read more: May vows to seek 'orderly' Brexit after Halloween extension Sir Bill Cash, one of parliament’s most long-standing anti-EU MPs, urged the PM to quit as she [...]

  • Council blasted for ‘incompetence’ over Hammersmith Bridge closure

    April 11, 2019

    Hammersmith and Fulham council have been criticised for an apparent lack of transparency over the Hammersmith Bridge, which has been closed indefinitely over safety concerns. The suspension bridge over the Thames was found with “critical faults” that would risk the safety of users and the council said it had “no choice” but to shut the bridge. The [...]

  • Theresa May vows to seek ‘orderly’ Brexit as she urges MPs to work together to strike a deal

    April 11, 2019

    Prime Minister Theresa May has called on MPs to work together to break parliament’s Brexit deadlock after the Easter break. Read more: Spooky: Why sterling refuses to rise after Halloween Brexit delay The EU handed the UK a second extension to Article 50 yesterday to take the UK up to 31 October, averting a potential [...]

  • Panasonic reviews plans for investment in Gigafactory battery plant with Tesla

    April 11, 2019

    Panasonic is reviewing further investments in battery manufacturing at its Tesla Gigafactory site amid fears of declining demand for the high-performance electric cars. The move comes after local media reports stated the two companies had frozen plans to expand capacity at the Gigafactory 1 site in Nevada by a further 50 per cent. Read more: [...]

  • Sports Direct takes another swipe at Debenhams in share buyback

    April 11, 2019

    Sports Direct took a further swipe at Debenhams this morning amid growing speculation that Mike Ashley is mulling legal action to remove the retailer’s current administrators. Read more: Mike Ashley considers legal action against Debenhams In a note to the London Stock Exchange the sportswear group announced a new share buyback programme, which it said was [...]

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