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Gambling stocks continue to slide as MPs seek £2 online betting limit November 5, 2019 Gambling stocks fell for a second day this morning, following a report by MPs released yesterday that called for a cut in online casino stakes. The gambling related harm all-party parliamentary group (APPG) yesterday called for stake and deposit limits to be introduced on online gambling products. Read more: Gambling stocks tumble as MPs call [...]
Sir Lindsay Hoyle elected as speaker – but who is he? November 5, 2019 Sir Lindsay Hoyle was last night elected as the 158th speaker of the House of Commons – but who is the man who has taken on one of the most important roles in parliament? Who is Hoyle? Hoyle has been a Labour MP, representing Chorley, in Lancashire, since 1997. He has been the main deputy [...]
General election poll: Conservatives lead Labour by seven points November 5, 2019 Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party has a seven-percentage point lead over the Labour Party, according to an ICM poll. The poll put the Conservatives on 38 per cent and Labour on 31 per cent. The Liberal Democrats were supported by 15 per cent of those polled, while the Brexit party was backed by nine [...]
Corbyn takes Brexit policy to Essex as PM demands answers on Labour’s second referendum November 5, 2019 Jeremy Corbyn is heading to one of the most pro-Leave parts of the country as he attempts to take on the Conservatives over Brexit. The Labour leader will today tell voters in Harlow, Essex that he will “get Brexit sorted within six months” through a second referendum with the choice of either remaining in the [...]
DEBATE: Can the Tories win on the NHS? November 5, 2019 Can the Tories win on the NHS? Lauren McEvatt, a former Wales Office special adviser and managing director at Morpeth Consulting, says YES. The Tories can win on the NHS, because the Tories can win in Wales. Yesterday’s Welsh Barometer poll has the Conservatives on track to gain nine seats from Labour. The success of the [...]
This parliament has taught us the strength of our democracy November 5, 2019 The 57th parliament of the United Kingdom officially comes to an end tomorrow. It has seen off a Prime Minister, survived a prorogation that wasn’t, and failed to deliver Brexit. Decried by the attorney general as a “zombie parliament”, it has gone to the country in search of new brains. It will have a curious [...]
Do British voters really want to ban billionaires like Corbyn says? November 5, 2019 Say what you like about Jeremy Corbyn, at least he’s not afraid to play the hits. A week into the General Election run-up, and the Labour campaign is already built squarely around two messages. The first is that the secret Tory plot to privatise the NHS, nurtured over decades, is about to spring into full [...]
Whoever you support, this culture of MP abuse is utterly unacceptable November 5, 2019 This year, I stood as an MEP candidate. I was tremendously excited – it had been a dream of mine since I was in school to be a politician. The debate on Europe was exhilarating, new parties had entered the fray, and digital platforms meant that engaging the public was easier than ever. Within an [...]
US court orders Donald Trump to hand over tax returns November 4, 2019 A US appeals court has ruled that President Donald Trump’s accountants must hand over eight years worth of tax returns to New York prosecutors. The decision is a blow to Trump, who has been repeatedly resisted calls by political opponents to publish his financial records. Read more: Nancy Pelosi expects Donald Trump impeachment hearings to [...]
The Brexit ‘clock is ticking’ … until the next extension November 4, 2019 | City Talk Brexit is quite possibly the most destabilising event in recent market history. Clearly this has the most direct effect on the UK markets, but it also applies to the remaining member states of the European Union (EU). The idea that ‘financial markets like certainty’ is so often quoted that one wonders why 650 members of [...]