The markets know that the only certainty is uncertainty under a Johnson administration
The Brexit Bill is just the start of an uncertain administration propped up by a certain majority.
The Brexit Bill is just the start of an uncertain administration propped up by a certain majority.
The pound dives after Johnson sets up another cliff-edge that creates "yet more months of uncertainty for investors".
The Prime Minister is set to bring his Brexit Bill back to the House of Commons this week, but Downing Street is suggesting that Johnson is no longer bound to pledges he made to MPs in October when he was persuading them to vote for his Withdrawal Agreement Bill.
The Prime Minister will meet more than 100 newly-elected colleagues at Westminster.
Johnson defeated Labour’s Ali Milani by 25,351 votes to 18,141.
The UK Trade Policy Observatory said £28 billion, equal to £1,000 per household, could be lost after leaving the European Union.
She was spotted wearing two left shoes.
The Independent obtained a leaked recording from a closed meeting that made a mockery of the PM’s Brexit promise.
Johnson referred to a "big baby boom" following the 2012 Olympics, which has been proved to be a misconception.
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