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  • Free schools show how hard it can be to battle the Blob

    August 13, 2019

    It was Michael Gove who popularised the term “the Blob” to describe the establishment forces battling his education reforms. It’s such a perfect description, because it captures the experience of anyone who tries to change the system – a constant, oozing pressure, flowing around your positions until they’re completely swallowed up.  Another education minister, George [...]

  • Downing Street eyes early September for Brexit showdown

    August 12, 2019

    The UK government is eyeing early September as the next big Brexit showdown, with the EU expected to bide its time until British politicians have thrashed it out. The parliamentary battle is expected to take place on 9 September – a week after MPs return from their summer break, a senior government source said.  MPs [...]

  • Lib Dem mayoral hopeful Siobhan Benita: ‘We can win this’

    August 12, 2019

    Siobhan Benita, the Liberal Democrats’ London mayoral hopeful, arrives for our interview just two days before the crucial Brecon and Radnorshire MP by-election, where the pollsters’ predictions of a Lib Dem win proved to be right on the money: the party took just over 43 per cent of the vote, overturning a Tory majority and [...]

  • Time running out for Remainer MPs to stop no deal Brexit: IfG

    August 12, 2019

    There is little chance of Remainer MPs blocking a no-deal Brexit before the Halloween deadline, a new report has found.  With parliament still on summer recess, there will be less than two months for politicians to thwart Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plan to leave the EU “do or die” by 31 October. A new paper [...]

  • Coalition of women touted to stop no-deal Brexit

    August 12, 2019

    A coalition of women, headed by Green MP Caroline Lucas, is bandying together to lead parliament if MPs go against Boris Johnson in a no-confidence vote.  Writing in the Guardian, Lucas said she had “reached out” to 10 female colleagues, including members for the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, Labour, SNP, Plaid Cymru and Independent Group for [...]

  • We can avoid a no-deal Brexit, if both sides just keep calm

    August 12, 2019

    The Eurozone economy is not looking healthy. The German engine is stalling, global trade tensions will not abate any time soon, and President Donald Trump may soon turn his fire on Europe.  China has allowed the renminbi to sink, thereby exporting deflationary pressures. Large economies like Italy, France and Spain are still in no condition [...]

  • UK prosecutor handed £85m funding injection

    August 11, 2019

    The UK prosecutor will be handed an extra £85m in funding as part of the Prime Minister’s crackdown on crime, Downing Street said this evening. Boris Johnson has awarded the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) the tranche of funding to help it build capacity and manage its caseloads over the next two years following a string of negative [...]

  • Business groups hit back over £36k migrant salary proposals

    August 11, 2019

    Business groups have slammed proposals to raise the salary threshold for immigrant workers to £36,700 after Brexit, warning the move would harm British companies. Home secretary Priti Patel has been urged to increase the proposed salary minimum of £30,000 for all new foreign workers in a bid to protect lower skilled, UK-born employees. Read more: [...]

  • US security adviser John Bolton to lobby UK over Huawei stance

    August 11, 2019

    US national security adviser John Bolton has arrived in London for talks at which he is expected to urge Britain to take a tougher stance against Chinese tech firm Huawei. Bolton is set to take part in two days of talks, as US President Donald Trump looks to strengthen ties with the new government under [...]

  • Southeastern among franchises placed on public takeover watch list

    August 11, 2019

    The Southeastern franchise is one of six that could go the way of LNER and be taken over by the government as sources warned there was little time for a new operator to be appointed by April next year. The bidding competition for the Southeastern franchise, which runs services between London, Kent and parts of [...]

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