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  • Pound falls to 11-day low on uncertainty over Brexit deal

    November 12, 2018

    The pound was hit by fears over Brexit this morning, as it dropped almost one per cent against the dollar to an 11-day low. The currency slumped by 0.94 per cent to $1.285 in the early morning, after a three-week high of $1.316 last Wednesday. Sterling took a hit on Friday after transport minister Jo [...]

  • Theresa May to face crunch Cabinet meeting as EU rejects key customs plan

    November 11, 2018

    Theresa May faces a last-minute battle to formulate a Brexit deal to present to her Cabinet this week. The Prime Minister is scheduled to hold a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday yet is still as loggerheads with the EU, and is coming under increasing pressure at home. May endured a tough weekend following the resignation of [...]

  • Top Tory MP Tom Tugendhat eyes leadership bid following Brexit

    November 11, 2018

    Senior Tory MP Tom Tugendhat has said he would consider running for Conservative Party leadership.  The MP for Tonbridge and Malling told Sky News that voters will want a change of leadership following Brexit, but added that he would wait to see “what deal the prime minister brings back.” Tugendhat, a former army officer, added: [...]

  • Keir Starmer brands Theresa May’s no-deal warnings a ‘political hoax’

    November 11, 2018

    Shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer has said threats of leaving the European Union without a deal are a "political hoax". Starmer, who has called for a second referendum or people's vote, said MPs were not duty-bound to vote through a "bad deal" in parliament and must instead "take back control". Writing in the Sunday Times, Starmer said the [...]

  • JP Morgan predicts Brexit deal to be agreed in coming days – but parliamentary approval won’t come until 2019

    November 9, 2018

    Banking heavyweight JP Morgan revealed today that it believes a transitional Brexit deal is likely to be signed between Britain and the EU within the coming days. JP Morgan economist Malcolm Barr said in a note to clients: “Agreement in time for a November 17-18 summit appears to remain possible even if odds are slightly [...]

  • Theresa May invites ministers to preview draft EU deal

    November 7, 2018

    Theresa May has invited Cabinet ministers into Downing Street to catch a glimpse of the UK’s draft deal with the European Union. The deal being discussed is not the full withdrawal agreement and crucially does not contain the protocol on Northern Ireland, which Downing Street said was still to be finalised as negotiations were ongoing. The [...]

  • Britain’s economic growth is being stifled by visa red tape

    November 7, 2018

      Political momentum is building to take a fresh look at visa restrictions on international recruitment of skilled people. The most media coverage has rightly been given to the refusal of 1,500 doctors, which the NHS desperately needs. But the government’s strict attitude to migration is causing problems across business professions and public services. The [...]

  • Downing Street denies leaked Brexit timetable

    November 6, 2018

    Reports tonight of a leaked document apparently from the Department for Exiting the EU, which outlined the government’s strategy for revealing a successful Brexit deal to the press and MPs later this month, have been refuted by Downing Street. A spokesperson for the Prime Minister's office said the document seemed "childish", denying its authenticity: "The [...]

  • Theresa May emerges from Cabinet meeting insisting she will not agree a Brexit deal ‘at any cost’

    November 6, 2018

    Theresa May has emerged from a tense Cabinet meeting this morning insisting she will not agree to a Brexit deal "at any cost", despite the clock ticking on reaching a Withdrawal Agreement. The Prime Minister's spokesperson said ministers needed more time to consider possible mechanisms that will prevent the UK from being tied to the European [...]

  • Trade minister Liam Fox says it is ‘impossible’ to say whether a Brexit deal will be achieved this month or next

    November 6, 2018

    International trade minister Liam Fox has admitted that it is impossible to say whether a Brexit deal can be reached with the European Union in the next two months, as negotiations continued to stall over the Irish backstop. Asked by Reuters whether a Brexit deal will be struck this month Fox said: “That’s impossible for me [...]

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