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  • Think tanks beware: No one knows what you actually do

    August 8, 2019

    In the midst of the Tory leadership contest, City A.M ran a leader entitled The definition of a think tank is up for debate. The article cited research from my firm showing that fewer than four per cent of the population could name a think tank.  It also noted studies published by two leading think [...]

  • Rail firms could seek costs after government scraps franchise bidding

    August 7, 2019

    Two train firms could seek to recover costs from the government after it scrapped the bidding process for one of the UK’s largest rail franchises. The Department for Transport (DfT) insists there is no recourse for the rail firms as they enter into the bidding process at their own risk. Read more: Scrapped: Government cancels [...]

  • Cummings squares off over Grieve’s Brexit threat

    August 7, 2019

    The Prime Minister’s most senior adviser Dominic Cummings has issued a veiled threat to the former attorney general as the two square off over Brexit.  Backbencher and serial Remainer rebel Dominic Grieve had previously argued that Cummings was “simply wrong” to state that MPs would not be able to prevent a no-deal Brexit.  Grieve, the [...]

  • Food industry calls for competition laws to be lifted for no-deal Brexit

    August 7, 2019

    The UK’s food industry has called on Boris Johnson to ditch parts of competition law, allowing firms to work together in the event of a no-deal Brexit.  The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has warned that leaving on 31 October without a transition in place could cause widespread supply issues, leaving British consumers either going [...]

  • John McDonnell slammed by own MP for “thoughtless rant” on Scottish independence

    August 7, 2019

    John McDonnell has come under attack from his own party after saying Labour would not stand in the way of a second independence referendum in Scotland. Speaking at an Edinburgh Fringe event yesterday, shadow chancellor McDonnell said the party was split on the issue, but would not stand in its way.  “We would not block [...]

  • Maybe this will be the time that the US finally gets over its love affair with guns

    August 7, 2019

    Even Donald Trump, for once, didn’t appear to believe what he was saying. “Mental illness and hate pull the trigger, not the gun,” opined the President in his prepared statement from the White House on Monday, in response to the latest mass shootings on US soil in El Paso and Dayton which have claimed 31 [...]

  • Introducing the new cast and crew of Downing Street

    August 7, 2019

    The dust is beginning to settle: Boris Johnson is Prime Minister, and the Whitehall machine has been stripped and restaffed. A new team has been installed to run his Downing Street operation – but who are they, and what does it mean? Even the Prime Minister’s most vocal advocates would not describe him as a [...]

  • Foreign secretary Dominic Raab pledges to take UK’s relationship with Canada ‘to next level’ after Brexit

    August 6, 2019

    The UK’s foreign secretary has said he wants to “take our friendship with Canada to the next level” after Brexit, during his first international trip as part of the new government.  Dominic Raab, who served briefly as Brexit secretary under Theresa May, used the meeting with his counterpart Chrystia Freeland to stress that the UK [...]

  • MPs launch legal action to prevent no-deal Brexit parliament shutdown

    August 6, 2019

    A group of MPs has launched legal action designed to stop the Prime Minister from forcing through a no-deal Brexit by shutting down parliament.  Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson, SNP MP Joanna Cherry and former Labour MP Heidi Allen are among the 75 politicians from both houses putting their name to legal papers lodged at [...]

  • Michael Gove rubbishes Irish PM Leo Varadkar’s claims over Brexit talks

    August 6, 2019

    The UK government has accused the EU of refusing to budge on Brexit negotiations, despite Ireland’s leader claiming there was “always room for talks”.  Taoiseach Leo Varadkar told the BBC he was confident a no-deal Brexit could still be avoided, despite Prime Minister Boris Johnson stressing the UK will leave the European Union “do or [...]

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