London no longer world’s top financial centre thanks to uncertainty over Brexit
London suffered a 19 percentage point decline as just over one-third of executives said they would choose the UK’s capital.
London suffered a 19 percentage point decline as just over one-third of executives said they would choose the UK’s capital.
Exports to Britain fell by about 4% during the first 11 months of last year, a German trade body said.
A fundraising drive to pay for the cost of Big Ben to sound on January 31 to mark Brexit has been called off after falling well short of the target.
The author said the coin should ‘be boycotted by all literate people’.
The Irish Taoiseach said the bloc has a ‘stronger team’ because of its far larger population and market in comparison.
That's one way of putting them to good use.
The Brexit delay meant about a million coins had to be melted down and the metal put aside until a new departure date was confirmed.
Helen McEntee said there was still a huge amount of work to do on Brexit in a short space of time.
Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay appeared to adopt a softer approach, saying the UK would not diverge ‘just for the sake of it’.
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