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  • Plan to keep all of UK in EU customs union after Brexit welcomed by Dublin in Irish backstop row

    October 4, 2018

    A radical plan to keep the whole of the UK in a customs union with the EU after Brexit has been welcomed by Dublin, it has been reported. The proposal, seen as a way of stopping a hard border being created on the island of Ireland, would be the 'backstop' arrangement if no other deal [...]

  • Donald Tusk offers UK a Canada-style trade deal in blow for Theresa May’s Brexit plan

    October 4, 2018

    Donald Tusk has delighted the 'chuck Chequers' group of Tories by offering the UK a Canada-style free trade deal. Speaking just days after Boris Johnson urged Theresa May to shelve her Brexit plan, the European Council president backed striking a looser arrangement with the UK. The comments were welcomed by leading Brexiteers, with one claiming [...]

  • The end of austerity the Prime Minister has promised would costs £20bn, says Institute of Fiscal Studies

    October 4, 2018

    The end of austerity the Prime Minister signalled in yesterday’s conference party speech could cost £20bn, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Read more: Theresa May declares 'austerity is over' in Conservative conference speech Theresa May ended the Conservative Party Conference yesterday on a high, declaring the end of austerity is in sight as [...]

  • ‘A step in the right direction’: SMMT lends support to Theresa’s May Chequers plan

    October 4, 2018

    Car industry chief Mike Hawes has said Theresa May's much maligned proposal for Brexit is a "step in the right direction" for the troubled industry. Hawes, the chief executive of the Society for Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), told the BBC that while the prime minister's Brexit strategy wasn't a "panacea" for the industry, remaining [...]

  • The Conservative party conference was more SOS than Dancing Queen

    October 4, 2018

    You have to hand it to Theresa May: after last year’s conference fiasco, it took guts to go onstage yesterday jiving to Abba’s Dancing Queen. In the end, her speech wasn’t bad. She has never been the kind of messiah-type figure who can bewitch a hall with her “authenticity” like Jeremy Corbyn, nor a charisma-soaked [...]

  • Theresa May and Boris Johnson were both in the shadow of Jeremy Corbyn at the Conservative conference

    October 3, 2018

    Inevitably, Theresa May's speech was always going to be judged alongside her disastrous efforts this time last year. Twelve months ago she lost her voice and the stage fell apart, but even from that low bar her address in Birmingham was a successful outing for the PM. She also survived the alternative leader speech given by Boris [...]

  • Theresa May declares ‘austerity is over’ as she lifts cap on how much councils can borrow for housebuilding

    October 3, 2018

    Theresa May declared the end of austerity is in sight as she unveiled plans to let councils borrow more cash to tackle the housing crisis. In her speech to the Conservative conference on Wednesday, the Prime Minister hinted at a financial boost for the UK's public services after Brexit, in a bid to show the [...]

  • The government’s migration blindspot is a missed opportunity

    October 3, 2018

    If there is one message that has been trumpeted by cabinet ministers, MPs, and members at this week’s Conservative party conference, it is that the Tories are and have always been the party of business. From Philip Hammond’s affirmation that “the Conservative party has business at its core”, to Boris Johnson waxing lyrical about the [...]

  • May is not a match for Boris – give him a chance to lead

    October 3, 2018

    Boris has spoken, and such was his performance that the moment must come soon where he is given the opportunity to lead the Conservative Party before it faces further humiliation at the hands of the EU leadership, or is ultimately defeated by Jeremy Corbyn and his Momentum mob. Everyone expected Boris Johnson to cover the [...]

  • Theresa May will freeze fuel duty as Conservatives look to limit cost of living increases on working families

    October 3, 2018

    Fuel duty will be frozen for the ninth year in a row, Prime Minister Theresa May will say in her speech to Conservative party conference in Birmingham today, in a populist pitch to working families. May's speech, in which she'll hope to steal back the lime-light from former foreign secretary Boris Johnson, will also set [...]

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