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  • Businesses don’t need Labour to adopt a more flexible work week

    October 3, 2019

    Labour’s pledge at its party conference to introduce a four-day working week on five-day’s pay has grabbed headlines and been greeted with concern in some quarters and optimism in others. Questions abound from journalists and employers alike. How could this be achieved? Would it mean shutting offices and factories for a three-day weekend? How much [...]

  • Ignore the parades, China has no claim to any kind of greatness

    October 3, 2019

    Seventy years ago this week, Chairman Mao Zedong inaugurated the People’s Republic of China after his decisive victory in the Chinese Civil War over the rival Kuomintang.  With the defeated Chiang Kai-shek having fled to Taiwan, the new dictator set in motion his vision of what China should look like and aspire to.  Much of [...]

  • MPs call for greater clarity over government’s Brexit immigration policy

    October 2, 2019

    MPs have called on home secretary Priti Patel to clarify the government’s no-deal Brexit immigration policy amid confusion over the status of EU residents after the Halloween deadline. In a letter dated 25 September, Patel stated that much of the freedom of movement framework will remain in place after 31 October – the current Brexit [...]

  • Boris Johnson conference speech 2019 live: PM rules out checks at border

    October 2, 2019

    This is a rolling news story, so please refresh to get the most recent updates 2.10pm: Bookies cut odds on no-deal Brexit Meanwhile, Johnson’s insistence that the only alternative to a Brexit deal is a no-deal Brexit meant bookies shortened the odds on that outcome. Ladbrokes put odds at 5/2 in favour of a no-deal [...]

  • Tory conference 2019: These are the biggest news stories so far

    October 2, 2019

    This article is updated regularly, please refresh the page for the latest Tory conference news. Welcome to our wrap up of all of the announcements coming out of the Conservative Party Conference 2019. The Prime Minister is currently making his big Tory conference speech. Boris Johnson gives Tory conference speech Boris Johnson has said that [...]

  • Trying to impeach Boris would be an unmitigated catastrophe

    October 2, 2019

    Rumours are swirling in Westminster of a plot to impeach Boris Johnson. The news broke over the weekend that, inspired perhaps by the US Democrats’ move against Donald Trump, opposition parties are considering moving to strip the Prime Minister of his position.  This is foolish and dangerous.   For a start, it is entirely unclear if [...]

  • DEBATE: Have the Conservatives re-established themselves as the party of law and order?

    October 2, 2019

    Have the Conservatives re-established themselves as the party of law and order? Jack Powell, editor of 1828, says YES. The home secretary stands in front of the police federation, berating them about everything from decades-long scandals to not working with her constructively enough Five years later, one of her successors pledges to give her full [...]

  • It may look shambolic, but this is functioning democracy in action

    October 2, 2019

    Over the last three years, it has become fashionable to argue that the whole sorry Brexit saga has made the UK a laughing stock around the world. A government in chaos, a parliament unable to decide which way is up, a country divided straight down the middle. All very messy, unkempt, and disorderly. But messy [...]

  • Public relations firm Kekst CNC appoints Robbie Gibb as adviser

    October 2, 2019

    Public relations firm Kekst CNC has appointed Sir Robbie Gibb, the former communications director to Theresa May, as a senior adviser. Gibb has been tapped to advise the Kekst CNC’s board and management teams both in the US and internationally. The former Downing Street spin doctor previously worked as head of BBC Westminster, overseeing the [...]

  • Boris Johnson prepares to give Brussels his ‘final offer’ on a Brexit deal

    October 1, 2019

    Boris Johnson’s team will tomorrow present its formal proposals to the EU, telling Brussels officials it will be “the final offer” before the Halloween Brexit deadline.  The Prime Minister will use his major speech at the Conservative conference in Manchester tomorrow to outline what he calls a “fair and reasonable compromise” to the party faithful.  [...]

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