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Brexit
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19 Oct
EU Brexit sentiment: Europeans increasingly positive about EU membership
With less than six months before the Brexit deadline, support for the European Union is higher than ever among the majority of member states, according to a exhaustive new poll.
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19 Oct
Brexit latest: Jeremy Hunt calls on Tories to stay united behind PM
In the Brexit latest, UK foreign minister Jeremy Hunt has called on Tory troops in parliament to stay united behind Prime Minister Theresa May as negotiations continue.
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18 Oct
Brexit blockchain: 51% of businesses turning to blockchain to combat Brexit fallout
Businesses are increasingly looking to shield themselves from the negative impacts of Brexit, and blockchain may be the solution, with over half looking for a Brexit blockchain boost.
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18 Oct
Brexit latest: Fury and doubt over proposed Brexit delay
In the Brexit latest, Theresa May has announced that she has been offered the possibility of delaying Brexit in order to resolve the increasingly fraught negotiation process.
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18 Oct
Brexit pessimism surges with a third of Brits expecting falling living standards
Brexit pessimism is now considerably worse than two years ago, with 31% of people expecting their standard of living to reduce, according to research by Policy Institute at King’s College London.
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17 Oct
Why Brexit could trigger a recession in the UK
Is a recession coming to the UK?
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17 Oct
Brexit latest: Will the UK accept the EU’s offer of extra time?
In Brexit latest, the UK Prime Minister Theresa May will be presenting on Brexit with EU leaders in Brussels, with plans for a further “crunch” summit to be confirmed for November.
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16 Oct
Brexit latest: What the key players in Brexit are saying
UK Prime Minister Theresa May addressed the House of Commons on the Brexit latest, where she said: “Taken together, the shape of a deal across the vast majority of the withdrawal agreement – the terms of our exit – are now clear.
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15 Oct
Brexit house prices: The latest impact on the property market
With six months to go until the Brexit deadline, the impact of ongoing negotiations is being felt across numerous industries.
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15 Oct
What is the backstop for Brexit?
One of the major sticking points in the UK’s withdrawal negotiations with the EU is the so-called Irish backstop.
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15 Oct
The current state of Brexit from the key players
Talks between Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab and EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier are reported to have faltered over the need for a backup plan to do with the Irish border, known as the backstop.
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8 Oct
Post-Brexit education: Universities and colleges urged to collaborate
Post-Brexit education will require universities and colleges in the UK to stop competing and work more closely with each other and with employers, according to a report by Universities UK, the collective voice of 137 universities.
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1 Oct
A Conservative Party GDPR fine is unlikely – but the political fallout could be significant
This weekend news broke of an app breach at the Conservative Party conference, prompting predictions of an embarrassing Conservative Party GDPR fine.
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27 Sep
Theresa May promises corporation tax cut to the lowest rate in the G20 amidst Brexit uncertainty
UK Corporation tax cut of at least 2% is coming, making the UK the country with the lowest corporate tax rate in the G20, according to Prime Minister Theresa May speaking at Bloomberg in New York yesterday.
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26 Sep
One in ten companies could be bankrupted by Brexit border delays
A ‘no deal’ Brexit could cause customs delays at UK and EU borders and threatens companies with bankruptcy, says a survey of 1,075 UK and 143 EU supply chain managers by the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS).
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14 Sep
London after Brexit: Leaving the EU won’t cost the city its financial centre status
The looming decision on a Brexit deal or no deal has caused uncertainties in London’s financial district, creating questions over the city’s ability to remain a leading financial centre in Europe and the world.
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14 Sep
Brexit food security: An opportunity for vertical farming?
Farming in the UK is facing an uncertain time.
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3 Sep
The cost of a no-deal Brexit: Report sheds light on what’s at stake in ongoing Brexit talks
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union is proving to be one of the most divisive in modern politics.
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24 Aug
EU domain owners warned they could lose sites over no-deal Brexit
Domain registrars have this week warned UK-based EU domain owners that if a no-deal Brexit occurs, their sites will go offline.
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23 Aug
Brexit technical notices advise businesses to use customs broker in ‘no deal’ scenario
The UK government has advised businesses to consider employing the services of a customs broker in the event of a ‘no deal’ scenario, in the first batch of its Brexit technical notices.
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23 Aug
UK sees dramatic drop in EU migrant workers, prompting construction industry fears
The UK now has the lowest levels of migration since 2012, according to government statistics released today.
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23 Aug
EU citizenship after Brexit: Initiative to protect British EU rights goes live
An initiative designed to maintain EU citizenship after Brexit for British citizens has been launched today.
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20 Aug
Brexit deadline: Five scenarios for leaving the EU
In 221 days Britain will leave the European Union.
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8 Aug
London employment is still rising despite Brexit fears
A think tank has found that London employment is on the up, as job numbers rise despite the political uncertainty surrounding Brexit.
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2 Aug
Brexit stockpiling: The supplies you need to survive a no-deal Brexit
With the 29 March 2019 Brexit deadline edging closer and the United Kingdom and European Union yet to agree on key issues such as trade, it is looking increasingly likely that Britain is heading for a no-deal Brexit.
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26 Jul
Lords: Brexit could lead to culture worker shortage
The House of Lords EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee has warned that the UK may see a decline of skilled workers in the culture sector after the UK leaves the European Union.
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20 Jul
Britain needs to improve data skills to survive post-Brexit
As a nation, Britain currently lacks the data skills to realise the full potential of data analytics in a post-Brexit economy, according to multiple studies.
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18 Jul
“It is not too late to save Brexit”: Boris Johnson’s resignation speech plea
Boris Johnson’s resignation speech in the UK House of Commons today saw him plead with MPs and Prime Minister Theresa May to “fix” the UK’s plans for Brexit.
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16 Jul
The world this week: Trump meets Putin, Intel turns 50, EU-Japan trade deal signed
This week the Donald Trump roadshow moves on to Helsinki where the US president is holding a one-on-one summit with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
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13 Jul
Trump: Soft Brexit trade with UK will “absolutely be possible”
Donald Trump has updated his position on a US-UK trade deal in a press conference with Theresa May, saying that he now believes unrestricted trade with the UK is possible following a soft Brexit.