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Hard Brexit? Soft Brexit? No, it’s the Right Brexit stupid!
Sterling touched another new low today as investors continue to believe that a Hard Brexit is now inevitable and that it will bring pain for the British economy or British businesses.
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Sterling touched another new low today as investors continue to believe that a Hard Brexit is now inevitable and that it will bring pain for the British economy or British businesses.
Philip Hammond is addressing business people tonight. A friend said he rather expected the cheers and gasps would happen in the very opposite places where they had in the conference hall for his speech today. For a lifelong Conservative, that’s a slightly alarming state of affairs.
Theresa May has given herself a little more leeway on starting the Brexit negotiations with the EU partners. She’s also asked the rest of the EU for a bit more help.
Black Lives Matter UK have moved on to protesting about climate change. Is it really a race issue?
Japan, among others, are nervous about the effect of Britain’s withdrawal from the EU on foreign investment.
China’s ambassador to the UK warns Theresa May Britain must stay open to Chinese business, as doubts grow over a joint nuclear project.
Had this takeover of ARM happened in normal times, it’s not clear the now Prime Minister’s response would have been quite so welcoming.
A burst of summer heat will send temperatures into the high 20s next week, but how long will it last?
The march from Millbank Tower to Parliament by Andrea Leadsom supporters was one of the stranger political events of recent times.
Heavy downpours have persisted throughout June, but just how wet has it been?
It felt like a Lehman moment. A referendum result spiralling out of control.
David Cameron will now have to assess whether the price of buying peace in his party was extortionately high.
Did Labour candidates cheat or break election expenses rules? Our analysis indicates Labour buses appear to have been a more ramshackle affair than thee Tory Battlebuses. But questions remain.
Jeremy Corbyn turned on the media at his speech in central London this morning when it was suggested it might be his fault that Labour supporters don’t know which way their party leadership is facing on Europe. The claim comes from the Remain campaign, supported by their own private polling and they express it with real concern.
Flash floods have hit parts of Europe in the last few days, leaving at least 10 people dead and more still missing. Germany, France and Austria have been worst affected, with torrents of water flooding homes and businesses, damaging transport infrastructure and leaving thousands without power. France has been particularly badly affected, with river levels…