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  • Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal faces first of three crucial days

    October 22, 2019

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal will face its first parliamentary hurdle today with the PM facing a tough battle to deliver his promise to take the UK out of the EU by 31 October. Johnson is attempting to push through the Withdrawal Agreement Bill, which was published last night, in just three days. Read [...]

  • Canada election: Justin Trudeau forced to form minority government

    October 22, 2019

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has retained power but must form a minority government after only just winning the Canada election. Trudeau’s Liberal Party must now rely on a smaller left-wing ally to govern after a campaign in which scandals beset the politician, including an old photo in which he wore blackface. Read more: Why [...]

  • ‘Legitimacy crisis’: Bank of England needs new policies and more transparency, says report

    October 22, 2019

    The Bank of England needs major reform to maintain the public’s trust, including the creation of a credit policy and a new approach to choosing the next governor, research and campaign group Positive Money has said. Read more: Bank of England’s Mark Carney defends move not to publish governor shortlist However, some economists have pushed [...]

  • Timetable vote threatens to derail PM’s Halloween Brexit pledge

    October 21, 2019

    A normally run-of-the-mill vote on parliamentary business today threatens to derail Boris Johnson’s last chance to get Brexit done by 31 October.  A programme motion, setting out the timetable for debating the crucial Withdrawal Agreement bill (WAB), could be rejected by the alliance of opposition MPs and Tory Remainers who argue that it does not [...]

  • Speaker John Bercow blocks vote on Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal

    October 21, 2019

    Speaker John Bercow has rejected the government’s request for a meaningful vote on Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal today. Bercow denied the government a second vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s withdrawal agreement after Johnson first put it to parliament in a special sitting on Saturday. Read more: Sterling trades around $1.30 as markets optimistic of [...]

  • Brexit: Scottish court delays decision over Benn Act letter

    October 21, 2019

    Scotland’s highest court has delayed making a decision about whether the Prime Minister fully complied with the law when he wrote an unsigned letter requesting a Brexit extension. Boris Johnson was forced to write a letter to European Council president Donald Tusk after losing a key vote in the Commons on Saturday afternoon. The unsigned [...]

  • Government warns any changes to Brexit bill may risk ratification

    October 21, 2019

    The government has warned MPs that any changes to its forthcoming Brexit bill may risk ratification, as it seeks to press ahead with leaving the EU by Hallowe’en. The Brexit bill, formally known as the Withdrawal Agreement Bill, is due to be published later today ahead of a second reading in the Commons tomorrow. It [...]

  • Brexit secretary tells MPs: Back landmark Brexit bill if you want to leave EU by Halloween

    October 21, 2019

    The government has confirmed it will bring forward its “landmark Brexit bill”, as it continues to press ahead with its aim of leaving the EU by 31 October. The bill, which will enshrine Boris Johnson’s 11th-hour deal in law and pave the way for a Hallowe’en departure from the EU, is being introduced today ahead [...]

  • Speaker Bercow could block Boris Johnson’s bid for Brexit deal vote

    October 21, 2019

    Speaker John Bercow could refuse to grant Boris Johnson a second bite at the cherry today as the Prime Minister attempts to push through a meaningful vote on his Brexit deal. The government has confirmed it will introduce the Withdrawal Agreement Bill – the legislation required to implement the Brexit deal – in today’s Commons [...]

  • Brexit latest: Minister hits out at customs union as DUP backs off

    October 21, 2019

    Any attempt to tweak Boris Johnson’s deal to include remaining in the customs union would be “procedural tricks” aimed at blocking Brexit, a minister at the Treasury has said. Speaking to the Today programme this morning, Rishi Sunak said anyone wanting to “amend legislation are ultimately wanting to frustrate, delay or cancel Brexit altogether, and [...]

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