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  • EU hospitality workers rank UK most desirable place to work

    November 22, 2018

    Hospitality workers from across the EU have ranked the UK as the most desirable place to work, despite concerns about a shrinking workforce after Brexit. Sixteen per cent of workers in the hospitality sector named the UK as their top location, according to a survey of 21,000 employees carried out by Caterer.com. In addition, almost [...]

  • From Brexit to Brino: The 10 capitulations of Theresa May

    November 22, 2018

    Flashback to the early hours of Friday 24 June 2016. Imagine that BBC anchorman David Dimbleby looks to the camera and says: “Brexit will look like this. These will be its 10 defining features. These will be the 10 capitulations.” First, Brexit will necessitate the UK remaining in the customs union (or something very much like [...]

  • How Brexit could help mortgage prisoners break free

    November 22, 2018

    In the years leading up to the 2008 financial crisis, lenders were dishing out large mortgages and asking for tiny deposits in return. Property values were rapidly outpacing wage growth, and buyers were being allowed to borrow eight times their annual salary. For many homeowners, the problems started after the crash when the regulators forced [...]

  • UK’s customs system would not work properly for two years in no-deal Brexit, MPs told

    November 21, 2018

    A 'no deal' Brexit would see the UK without a fully functioning customs system for two years, MPs were told on Wednesday. Senior officials from HM Revenue & Customs told the Treasury committee the moment to start planning for the talks collapsing  passed months ago" in a sobering warning. MPs heard the UK would struggle [...]

  • Labour could form minority government without a general election, says John McDonnell

    November 21, 2018

    Shadow chancellor John McDonnell has said Labour could form a minority government without a general election if Theresa May's Brexit deal is voted down in parliament. His comments mark a change of tack for the Labour leadership, which has been arguing for a fresh general election in the face of Brexit uncertainty. Speaking at a [...]

  • Theresa May heads to Brussels to finalise Brexit deal with EU officials ahead of European leaders summit

    November 21, 2018

    Theresa May will head to Brussels today to meet with European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker in a bid to finalise a Brexit deal ahead of an EU leaders summit on Sunday. Last week’s publication of a draft agreement sparked outrage among MPs and led to the resignations of Brexit secretary Dominic Raab and work and [...]

  • DUP is still propping up Theresa May despite going missing in Budget votes, insists Downing Street

    November 21, 2018

    Downing Street has insisted the DUP is still propping up Theresa May's government despite the party’s MPs voting against the Budget on Monday. A confidence and supply agreement struck after last year's election sees the DUP order its 10 MPs to support the Conservatives in Parliament in exchange for an extra £1billion on public spending in Northern Ireland. [...]

  • Amber Rudd: MPs will block a no-deal Brexit and back Prime Minister’s withdrawal agreement

    November 21, 2018

    Amber Rudd, the new work and pensions secretary, has appeared to rule out a no-deal Brexit on the basis that the House of Commons will vote through the draft withdrawal agreement put forward by Prime Minister Theresa May. Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, the former home secretary said the house would stop a [...]

  • Given the upcoming Brexit hurdles, what’s in store for sterling?

    November 21, 2018

    The long-awaited draft withdrawal agreement was unveiled last Wednesday, and for a fleeting moment, it felt like we were finally getting somewhere. News that Theresa May had reached a deal pushed the pound up a notch against the dollar. But, as is often the case with anything Brexit-related, optimism was short-lived. May’s deal was fiercely [...]

  • This Thanksgiving, be grateful for the political freedom to campaign

    November 21, 2018

    Tomorrow is the fourth Thursday in November, so Americans, in the US and across the world, will be celebrating Thanksgiving. Whenever I have been invited to Thanksgiving dinners, one of my favourite traditions is when everyone sitting around the table mentions something which they are grateful for in their lives. People often mention something personal [...]

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