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  • Tory leadership hopefuls face new vote after TV clash

    June 19, 2019

    The five remaining candidates in the Tory leadership race face another round of voting today, as MPs react to their performances in last night’s TV debate. Yesterday former Brexit secretary Dominic Raab was knocked out of the contest after he failed to secure the necessary 33 votes from MPs. The candidates now face a third [...]

  • Our pessimistic country needs a One Nation housing crusade

    June 19, 2019

    It’s the political equivalent of playing Pac-Man, while nodding your mullet to Wham! – our housing policy seems stuck in the 1980s, like a Care Bear in a leg-warmer. The Conservative leadership candidates have all served as part of a government whose core housing strategy hails from that Duran Duran decade: subsidised social housing sell-offs [...]

  • Liam Fox: UK needs trade deal with Turkey

    June 18, 2019

    Liam Fox has pledged to strengthen the UK’s ties with Turkey as he attempts to lay the path for a post-Brexit trade deal. The international trade secretary met his counterpart Ruhsar Pekcan in Ankara on Tuesday to cement the UK’s “historic bond” with Turkey. Striking a post-Brexit trade deal with Turkey will be tricky as its customs union relationship with the EU does not cover all of its [...]

  • Tory leadership results: Raab crashes out as Johnson storms through

    June 18, 2019

    Former Brexit secretary Dominic Raab has crashed out of the Tory leadership contest after failing to secure the support of enough colleagues and bringing in just 30 votes. Read more: Tory leadership vote: How the second round works Meanwhile Boris Johnson’s march towards Downing Street picked up speed as he cemented his place in the [...]

  • EU must drop its City hostility in UK trade talks, warns Brexit secretary

    June 18, 2019

    The European Union must drop its hardline approach to relations between the City and the continent after Brexit, a cabinet minister has warned. The EU insists London’s finance sector must be closely-tied to the bloc’s own regulations in order to grant market access post-Brexit, despite calls for a more wide-ranging and preferential deal in light [...]

  • Andrea Leadsom defends Boris Johnson’s U-turn over Heathrow

    June 18, 2019

    A key ally of Boris Johnson has defended his apparent decision to drop his opposition to the Heathrow third runway. Andrea Leadsom, who threw her weight behind Johnson’s campaign to be the next Prime Minister this morning, told LBC: “I think he has changed his view over time, as is absolutely right that politicians do [...]

  • The only thing Tory party members fear more than no Brexit? Jeremy Corbyn in No.10

    June 18, 2019

    The only situation that Tory party members would rather not see than an undelivered Brexit is a Jeremy Corbyn government, a new poll has found. Tory party members would rather see the destruction of their party, the reunification of Ireland and Scottish independence if it ensured Brexit went ahead, according to a YouGov survey. Read [...]

  • Tory leadership vote: How the second round ballot works

    June 18, 2019

    Tory leadership hopefuls face another hurdle in the race to become the next Prime Minister when a further round of voting takes place today. Who are the Tory leadership contenders? With 114 MPs backing him, Boris Johnson is guaranteed a place in the final two, where he will face either: Michael Gove Sajid Javid Jeremy [...]

  • Man pleads guilty to Nigel Farage milkshake assault

    June 18, 2019

    A man today pleaded guilty to throwing a milkshake at Brexit party founder Nigel Farage in Newcastle city centre. Paul Crowther, 32, of Holeyn Road in Throckley, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, admitted to charges of common assault and criminal damage at North Tyneside Magistrates’ Court today. Read more: Man charged with assault after milkshake hits Nigel Farage The [...]

  • Sterling falls to fresh 2019 low as Boris Johnson gathers support

    June 18, 2019

    Sterling has fallen to a fresh 2019 low as Boris Johnson’s leadership bid goes from strength to strength – ramping up the chances of a no-deal Brexit. The pound slid to $1.2514 overnight – its lowest level since 11 December last year – before recovering slightly. Read more: Andrea Leadsom backs Boris Johnson in race [...]

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