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  • UK car production slumps 20 per cent in biggest decline since 2009 recession

    December 21, 2018

    Britain's car output tumbled by almost 20 per cent in November as Brexit worries weighed on consumer and business morale.  It is the biggest decline in car production that the UK has seen since the last recession in 2009, with November's output heavily down on the same period last year.  The number of cars produced in Britain [...]

  • Don’t ruin Christmas by bringing Brexit to the dinner table

    December 21, 2018

    The build up to Christmas has almost reached its agonising conclusion. Since November, when the first few flinching bars of Slade seeped from the radio, we’ve crawled through endless reels of TV adverts and Christmas lights. It’s nearly over, though; the bonus has been frittered on tat for loathed relatives, the out-of-office message is on, [...]

  • Brexit the top concern for UK investors

    December 21, 2018  |  City Talk

    Investor concerns about Brexit have soared in 2018 according to Schroders’ annual Adviser Survey, completed by more than 400 financial advisers from across the UK. A remarkable 90% of advisers said that the impact of Brexit was a concern for their clients for the next 12 months, up from 81% in 2017 and 71% in [...]

  • Here are all the predictions I got wrong in 2018

    December 21, 2018

    I should have given up making predictions in June 2017. Three months earlier, I had spoken at a conference on Brexit and suggested that the best way forward for Theresa May would be to call a snap election and strengthen her negotiating hand. I don’t know how the Prime Minister got word of my advice, [...]

  • DEBATE: As the year draws to a close, do we still have reasons to be cheerful?

    December 21, 2018

    As the year draws to a close, do we still have reasons to be cheerful? Viscount Ridley, author of The Rational Optimist, says YES. Yes, we do. A lot went wrong in 2018 for a lot of people; but a lot more went right. Levels of absolute poverty, rates of infant mortality, age-adjusted death rates [...]

  • Labour MP Ivan Lewis resigns from party over antisemitism concerns

    December 20, 2018

    An MP has resigned from the Labour Party citing the party's failure to tackle antisemitism within its ranks. Ivan Lewis, who was suspended from the party a year ago over sexual harassment allegations, accused Corbyn of being unwilling to allow Jewish people the right of “self-determination in their own state.” The MP for Bury South [...]

  • Boxing Day footfall set to tumble as Christmas spending levels off

    December 20, 2018

    Footfall is set to plummet on Boxing Day as Christmas trading takes a hit from low consumer confidence and the rise of Black Friday sales. Boxing Day footfall will decline 5.2 per cent year, its largest drop in recent years, according to forecasts from retail data firm Springboard. Footfall on Boxing Day has declined in [...]

  • The UK’s ‘Brexit-proof’ tech startups land Christmas number one for European funding

    December 20, 2018

    British tech firms brought in more funding from venture capital firms than any other country in Europe in 2018, as well as achieving the highest amount of exits. Startups in the UK attracted £6.3bn in venture backing this year, according to new figures released today by Tech Nation and Dealroom. In the same period, the [...]

  • Chinese city leads global house price growth as Europe lags behind

    December 20, 2018

    The Chinese city of Xi’an recorded the highest level of house price growth this year as Asia pulls ahead of a sluggish European market. House prices in Xi’an, which is the capital of Shaanxi Province in central China, grew 20 per cent in the year to September, according to Knight Frank’s Global Residential Cities Index. [...]

  • Government edits no deal documents to remove the word ‘unlikely’

    December 20, 2018

    The Brexit department confirmed it had stepped up ‘no deal’ planning by updating government advice to remove the claim it is an “unlikely” outcome. A tranche of technical notices released by the government since the summer repeatedly claimed the chance of leaving the EU without an agreement was “unlikely”. However, following Tuesday’s cabinet meeting, where [...]

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