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  • Philip Hammond says it is ‘physically impossible’ for UK to leave EU on 29 March

    March 17, 2019

    Philip Hammond has said it is "physically impossible" for the UK to leave the EU on 29 March. Speaking to the BBC, the chancellor said a "short extension" to Article 50 – the mechanism that allows the UK to leave the EU – was necessary to enable the government to pass all the legislation required to [...]

  • Jeremy Corbyn says Labour will force another no confidence motion if May’s Brexit deal is defeated again

    March 17, 2019

    Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said the party could force another no confidence motion in the government if it fails to get Theresa May's Brexit deal across the line for a third time. Corbyn said he thought it was likely that the May's Brexit deal would voted down and that the government's strategy was to [...]

  • UK home secretary Sajid Javid warns tech giants over footage

    March 16, 2019

    Home secretary Sajid Javid has warned social media companies to "clean up their platforms" after the attack by a gunman in New Zealand, killing 49 people at two mosques, was live streamed on Facebook. Javid told these firms they would face the "force of the law" if they did not more, with the video lasting 17 [...]

  • EU gives UK July deadline for Brexit delay if country doesn’t participate in European elections

    March 16, 2019

    The EU will terminate Britain's membership of the bloc on 1 July if the country does not take part in the European elections scheduled for 23-26 May, according to a document seen by the Financial Times.  The draft paper reportedly outlines that if the UK seeks an extension to Article 50 of more than three [...]

  • Hammond in Brexit talks with DUP as government tries to win over Northern Irish party

    March 15, 2019

    Chancellor Philip Hammond is reportedly holding talks this afternoon with Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) in a bid to gain their support for Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal. The talks come ahead of a third vote on May’s deal next week in the House of Commons, as the PM looks for approval for her [...]

  • Tesla launches new Model Y to enter SUV market

    March 15, 2019

    Tesla has officially launched its second mass-market car, the Model Y.  The electric vehicle was unveiled in Los Angeles on Thursday with the company announcing that the first release will be a long-range version at a price of $47,000 (£35,489).  It will be able to travel up to 300 miles before it needs recharging, whereas [...]

  • Theresa May’s hated compromise is the only workable Brexit on offer

    March 15, 2019

    “The deal we have negotiated is the best and indeed only deal available.” So claimed a dejected Theresa May on Tuesday night, smarting in the aftermath of the fourth biggest defeat for a sitting government in modern parliamentary history. Obviously, parliament does not agree. An overwhelming majority of MPs want May to go back to [...]

  • State-centric and uninspiring: The Spring Statement wasn’t much to get excited about

    March 15, 2019

    Who has time to care about a Spring Statement when the unfolding Brexit process feels like watching a cross between Saw 3 and a monster truck rally? This has been a problem for two and a half years – the Brexit black hole has sucked time and resources away from almost every other area of [...]

  • Mark Kleinman: Interserve is left to clean up its own mess

    March 15, 2019

    What’s this? A public voting process punctuated by angry disputes about the terms and timing of a deal; feverish talk of ousting the top team orchestrating the agreement; and potentially dire consequences if the vote is blocked. It sounds a lot like events in Westminster, but today might instead mark the denouement of another of [...]

  • Facebook loses two top technology execs after Zuckerberg adopts privacy shift

    March 14, 2019

    Two senior Facebook technology executives have left the social media giant, days after its chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said the company would be moving towards a “privacy-focused future”. Zuckerberg said in a blog post that chief product officer Chris Cox, one of the firm’s earliest employees, and Whatsapp vice president Chris Daniels had resigned. “As Mark has [...]

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