With house prices plummeting, the pound devaluing and a slew of resignations serving to remind us that Brexit is fast approaching, it’s no wonder that there’s a certain sense of doom and gloom about the city of London. But we’ve had enough bad news about company HQs relocating to Dublin ...
Comedian James Acaster has been credited with saying the "smartest thing anyone has ever said on Brexit" after his teabag metaphor went viral on social media. Appearing on Mock the Week the Kettering funnyman compared Britain's exit from the single market to taking a teabag out of a cup of peppermint ...
Three quarters of UK automotive businesses fear a ‘no-deal’ Brexit will threaten their future viability, according to a new member survey announced by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) at its 102nd annual dinner in London this evening. The results highlight the critical need for a Brexit withdrawal deal ...
One wrote: "I'm sorry Newsnight, but I wouldn't trust Marcus Fysh to order me a pizza."
Donald Trump dealt a blow to post-Brexit free trade ambitions after suggesting Theresa May's agreement could threaten a US-UK deal. The President had said the UK would be "better off" outside of the European Union during his presidential campaign, but his latest comments indicate he has seriously backtracked on the country's prospects. Speaking ...
There’s no denying that Theresa May’s letter appealing for the nation to unite around her Brexit deal has not had the response she had hoped for. But perhaps the best reply we have seen so far has come from comic, presenter and veteran folk singer Mike Harding. The Prime Minister’s ...
Click on the ads, and ‘The Brexit Deal Explained’ website appeals: “this is the choice: Backing the deal in the national interest so we can build a brighter future – or going back to square one by rejecting it.”
Theresa May returned from Brussels today with the blessing of 27 EU leaders after they approved the terms of the UK's exit at a summit on Sunday. The UK Parliament is expected to vote on the deal on 12 December, but its approval is far from guaranteed. More than 90 ...
Theresa May's Brexit deal will leave the UK £100 billion worse off a year by 2030 than if it had remained in the EU, a study by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) has found. The study revealed GDP would be 3.9 per cent lower over the next ...