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  • DEBATE: Does it really matter who becomes the next leader of the Liberal Democrats?

    July 2, 2019

    Does it really matter who becomes the next leader of the Liberal Democrats? Alex Deane, a Conservative commentator, says YES. It is all too easy in British political life to write a party off – and it’s usually wrong. I know Tories who thought in the Blair heyday that they’d never be in power again. [...]

  • A citizens’ assembly is the wrong way to tackle climate change

    July 2, 2019

    Last week, our interim energy minister signed into law the UK’s commitment to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. That was the easy part – achieving it will be more challenging. To help parliament in its search for solutions, no fewer than six select committees recently joined forces to announce their plan for a citizens’ assembly [...]

  • We need a Prime Minister who can channel the potential of Digital Britain

    July 2, 2019

    Are we in danger of having a leadership contest about the future of our party, while completely missing the point about the future of our country?  The two finalists in the Conservative leadership race are being quizzed endlessly about Brexit, tax and spend, public services, and their private lives.  All these have some importance, of [...]

  • City firms told to reveal how climate change impacts their business decisions

    July 2, 2019

    City firms will be asked to reveal what steps they are taking to combat climate change as part of the government’s Green Finance Strategy being unveiled today. Listed companies and large asset owners will have until 2022 to disclose how climate change risks impact their activities, City Minister John Glen will announce today. Glen will [...]

  • Macron slams EU’s credibility after 17-hour talks on new job candidates ends in deadlock

    July 1, 2019

    Emmanuel Macron has vented has frustration at the EU’s decision-making process following another round of failed talks aimed at filling the bloc’s top jobs. The French president said the EU’s credibility is at stake after the latest emergency summit ended without agreement. EU leaders gathered in Brussels on Sunday to discuss who should succeed Donald [...]

  • UK’s top civil servant to write to Jeremy Corbyn after officials branded the Labour leader as ‘frail’

    July 1, 2019

    The UK’s top civil servant will write to Jeremy Corbyn after claims from officials that the Labour leader is not fit enough to be Prime Minster, Downing Street has revealed. Cabinet secretary Sir Mark Sedwill will send the letter following reports in The Times that civil servants held a meeting in which they claimed the [...]

  • Debate: Is the Brexit Party losing momentum?

    July 1, 2019

    Debate: Is the Brexit Party losing momentum? Yes – Olivia Utley is deputy editor at TheArticle. After a terrific performance in the European Elections at the end of May, the Brexit Party looked to be unstoppable. Week after week it topped the Westminster voting intention polls, and talk of the Conservatives being wiped out at the [...]

  • Hundreds of protesters storm Hong Kong’s government headquarters

    July 1, 2019

    Protesters in Hong Kong today stormed the Legislative Council on the anniversary of the city’s 1997 return to Chinese rule amid a backlash against laws that would allow extradition to China. A small group of protesters smashed their way through the glass doors to enter the government building. Others pulled up a steel shutter, letting [...]

  • Jeremy Hunt sets 30 September as no-deal Brexit ‘D-Day’

    July 1, 2019

    Jeremy Hunt would decide on 30 September whether to take the UK out of the EU without a deal if he was Prime Minister, he has revealed. The foreign secretary made the announcement on Monday morning as he set out his so-called “Brexit delivery plan” in a bid to show he was serious about walking [...]

  • Crimes in parliament soar by almost 50 per cent in last two years

    July 1, 2019

    Crimes committed within the parliamentary estate in Westminster have soared by almost 50 per cent in the last two years, according to new data revealed today. Among the most commonly committed offences were assault, robbery, blackmail and drug possession, figures Sky News acquired from the Metropolitan Police showed. Read more: Jeremy Hunt reveals no-deal Brexit [...]

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