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  • Lloyd’s of London prepares for Brexit with new European team

    December 20, 2018

    Lloyd’s of London has appointed a team to head up its Brussels hub as the insurance giant seeks to insure itself against Brexit. Sonja Rottiers takes over as chief executive of newly formed Lloyd’s Brussels. She will be joined on the board by new chairman Michel Flamée, a former board member of the National Bank of [...]

  • Vladimir Putin says UK and Russia must break ‘deadlock’ in sour relations

    December 20, 2018

    Vladimir Putin has held his annual press conference in which he said Russia and Britain must get out of the "deadlock" in the sour relations. The Russian president said he was interested in restoring "full relations" with Britain, which has imposed sanctions on Russia over the poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter [...]

  • Andrea Leadsom and Amber Rudd float alternative ‘Plan B’ Brexit options to PM’s deal

    December 20, 2018

    Cabinet members Amber Rudd and Andrea Leadsom have set out their alternative Brexit options as the Prime Minister continues to struggle to make her case for her Brexit deal. Work and pensions secretary Rudd told ITV last night that a second referendum was a "plausible" way forward if MPs could not reach a consensus. Rudd added [...]

  • Black Friday promotions drive unexpected retail boost in November

    December 20, 2018

    Retail sales enjoyed stronger-than-expected growth in November as shoppers cashed in on Black Friday promotions. Sales over the month increased by 1.4 per cent compared to the same period last year, far higher than the 0.3 per cent forecast in a Reuters poll of economists. But over the three months to November sales rose by [...]

  • A second referendum wouldn’t be undemocratic… but it would be disastrous

    December 20, 2018

    As a Dutch Anglophile and a committed European, my natural sympathies lie with those currently aiming to preserve the ties that bind the UK to the European Union. What the massive street protests and the passionate people’s vote campaign make clear is that many Brits are as attached to their newly-won European rights as they [...]

  • Forget Brexit, the government must get cracking on Britain’s industrial strategy

    December 20, 2018

    Given the breakneck speed at which news on UK politics has been moving in December, it’s understandable that the first anniversary of the launch of the government’s industrial strategy went largely unnoticed. But in the face of uncertainty over Britain’s international future, it is all the more important that the government makes progress on delivering [...]

  • Dear Santa, all we want for Christmas is more freedom – sincerely, the economy

    December 20, 2018

    What does the economy want for Christmas? The answer is what it always wants, but rarely gets: more economic freedom. Economic freedom is actually two presents, not one. To make this Christmas one to remember, the economy wants to unwrap both public and private sector freedom. Public sector freedom comes in the form of a [...]

  • Flights to continue between UK and EU for 12 months in event of no-deal Brexit

    December 19, 2018

    The EU has said flights from the UK into and over the EU would be allowed for 12 months to enable "basic connectivity" if the UK leaves the bloc without a deal. Following the government's announcement yesterday that it was ramping up its preparations for leaving the EU without a deal, the EU has issued [...]

  • Immigration after Brexit: Here’s how the City reacted to Sajid Javid’s white paper

    December 19, 2018

    The government has outlined proposals for rules on immigration after the UK leaves the European Union next year, prompting a flurry of responses from business leaders across the City. Unveiled by home secretary Sajid Javid this afternoon, the document said low-skilled workers entering the UK from EU countries will no longer receive automatic approval to work in [...]

  • Javid sets out post-Brexit immigration rules in hotly anticipated white paper

    December 19, 2018

    Home secretary Sajid Javid has unveiled the government's post-Brexit immigration plans in a white paper this afternoon, with low-skilled workers no longer automatically receiving the right to work in the UK. Javid had said earlier in the day that the plans wouldn't include a specific target to reduce annual net migration to the UK, however Prime Minister [...]

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