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  • Labour’s Brexit ambiguity is costing them in the polls

    January 14, 2019

    The Prime Minister told MPs yesterday that their decisions over Brexit will be judged by history, but we don't have to wait that long to get a sense of the voters' verdict. Journalists travelling the country in recent days have noted a surprising amount of support for Theresa May. Whether driven by sympathy, admiration or [...]

  • Theresa May tells MPs that history is watching ahead of crunch Brexit vote

    January 14, 2019

    Theresa May issued a desperate plea for support for her Brexit deal ahead of an historic vote by MPs on Tuesday evening The embattled Prime Minister warned members across the Commons that the eyes of history were on them as she tried to salvage her deeply unpopular plan for how the UK should leave the EU. [...]

  • Brexit: What happens if Theresa May loses the vote on her deal?

    January 14, 2019

    Theresa May’s Brexit plan looks set to be defeated by a huge margin in parliament on Tuesday. Despite her warnings that voting down the deal could place Brexit itself in jeopardy, scores of anti-EU Tories seem prepared to defeat the government when they march through the voting lobbies. While defeat seems a certainty, what comes [...]

  • Bank earnings the next big threat to Buffett’s portfolio after Apple profit warning?

    January 14, 2019  |  City Talk

    Warren Buffett may invest for the long haul, but surely any money manager must wince at the thought of losing a $4 billion chunk of their portfolio. Apple shares tanked at the start of the year after CEO Tim Cook issued the company’s first profit warning in 12 years, blaming the US-Sino trade war and [...]

  • Shares in Debenhams dive as woes show no sign of abating

    January 14, 2019

    The falling share price of embattled department store chain Debenhams showed no sign of a let up this afternoon as its stock value plunged a further 12 per cent. The retailer’s share price plummeted amid reports that as many as 90 of its high street stores could be up for closure, putting 10,000 jobs at [...]

  • Tory whip quits ahead of parliament’s crunch vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal

    January 14, 2019

    A Tory whip has resigned on the eve of a crunch vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal in parliament. Gareth Johnson tendered his resignation from the Government Whips' Office in a letter to the Prime Minister today, saying it was “possibly the hardest decision I have ever made”. The Dartford MP criticised the so-called Irish [...]

  • Hermes Investment Management steps up Dublin presence in no-deal Brexit contingency planning

    January 14, 2019

    Hermes Investment Management has stepped up its presence in Ireland to mitigate against the risks posed by Brexit, the company announced today. The City-headquartered firm has set up an Irish management company, saying its mitigation activities have been based on the presumption of a “hard Brexit” without any transitional arrangements. Read more: 60 per cent [...]

  • EU repeats it does not want to use Brexit backstop in letter designed to help May win crunch vote

    January 14, 2019

    EU leaders have released a letter reiterating the so-called backstop plan would only ever be temporary after Brexit, but have refused to reopen negotiations to amend the proposal in the withdrawal deal. European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker and European Council president Donald Tusk gave the assurances in a letter published a day before MPs vote [...]

  • No Brexit is more likely than a no-deal Brexit, Theresa May warns on eve of parliament’s crunch vote

    January 14, 2019

    Prime Minister Theresa May is set to warn MPs today that no Brexit at all is the most likely outcome if parliament blocks her EU exit agreement tomorrow. May is expected to urge lawmakers to back her deal in tomorrow’s crunch parliamentary vote in order to secure Brexit, saying a no-deal Brexit is less likely [...]

  • Debenhams may shut 90 stores and slash 10,000 jobs in rescue plan

    January 14, 2019

    Debenhams could cut 10,000 jobs as part of a desperate attempt to keep the company afloat amid plunging profits and a dramatic boardroom coup. The struggling department store has earmarked as many as 90 high street stores for closure, the Daily Telegraph reported yesterday. Debenhams had already announced plans to close 50 of its 165 [...]

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