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  • Businesses back new deal with the EU

    August 31, 2014

    UK businesses overwhelmingly support the UK renegotiating its relationship with the European Union, according to a poll conducted for the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) The BCC said 60 per cent of firms surveyed believed repatriating powers from Brussels to Westminster would provide benefits for the UK economy. BCC director general John Longworth said Britain's [...]

  • Billionaires battle it out to build London’s super-sewer

    August 31, 2014

    Tycoons from across the world are bidding to build a £4.2bn “super-sewer” that will travel under the heart of London.   The Thames Tideway tunnel, which will be 12.5 miles long and wide enough to accommodate three double-decker buses, is considered to be one of the UK's biggest infrastructure projects.   The project will funded [...]

  • Islamist militia occupies US embassy compound in Libyan capital

    August 31, 2014

    An Islamist-allied  militia group has "secured" a US embassy compound in Tripoli, reports the AP. Called Dawn of Libya, the group says it has occupied the buildings over a month after US staff were evacuated. A journalist for the AP who was invited to examine the compound said that most the equipment left by US [...]

  • Many MPs oblivious to policies that help entrepreneurs, poll finds

    August 31, 2014

    Many MPs are unaware of the host of policies in place to support entrepreneurship and are largely split along party lines on how best to support Britain's wealth creators, according to new polling conducted for the think tank The Entrepreneurs Network. The YouGov poll of 105 MPs found an extraordinary lack of knowledge of already [...]

  • Will the Iceland volcano erupt again? Aviation alert raised following new emission near Bardarbunga

    August 31, 2014

    Iceland has issued a new aviation alert following a small eruption close to the Bardarbunga volcano.   Lava was emitted from the volcano in the Holuhraun lava field, about three miles north of the vast Dyngjujoekull glacier, at 6am this morning.   In response, the aviation warning code was raised to red and airspace in [...]

  • PM contemplates ban on jihadists returning to Britain

    August 31, 2014

    Jihadists fighting in Iraq and Syria, who were born in Britain could be temporarily barred from returning home under plans being considered by the government, according to the BBC. Those suspected of fighting on behalf of terrorist organisations will be allowed to retain their citizenship but could not comeback to the UK for an as [...]

  • BBC Trust on the cusp of first female chair

    August 31, 2014

    The BBC Trust is set to gain its first female chair in the form of Rona Fairhead the ex-chief of the Financial Times Group. On Saturday culture secretary Sajid Javid announced Fairhead was the preferred candidate to replace Lord Patten, who stepped down in May. Fairhead, 53 and graduate of Harvard Business School  would be [...]

  • Ukip set for a landslide victory in Clacton after Carswell defection

    August 31, 2014

    David Cameron is facing a major defeat in the Clacton by-election after polling for the Mail on Sunday revealed Ukip were set to win the seat with 64 per cent of vote. The by-election was triggered after the prominent Conservative MP Douglas Carswell switched parties and decided to put himself at the mercy of constituents [...]

  • EU vows to hit Russia with fresh sanctions ‘within a week’

    August 31, 2014

    The European Union has threatened Russia with a new round of sanctions if it fails to reverse its latest intervention in Ukraine. Tensions in the region have dramatically escalated in the last week, with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko saying his country was "close to a point of no return – full scale-war" with Russia. Poroshenko [...]

  • Manchester United suffer third-worst start in Premier League era – but should fans be worried?

    August 30, 2014

    After drawing a blank in a stalemate against Burnley this afternoon, Manchester United have recorded their worst start to a league campaign in seven seasons and their third-worst start in the Premier League era.   With three games gone, Louis van Gaal’s side have just two points to their name, with today’s 0-0 draw at [...]

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