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  • Natwest increases small business loan programme amid Brexit uncertainty

    April 23, 2019

    Natwest will double its growth funding programme for small and medium-sized British businesses, citing the need to help them navigate Brexit disruption. Read more: Government provides £200m for small firms as Brexit threatens EU funding The UK bank’s growth funding loan pot, which was started in May 2018, will be immediately doubled to £6bn in [...]

  • Brexit has finished May, but MPs still need to find a way to honour the referendum result

    April 22, 2019

    Theresa May would be forgiven if she decided not to return from her Easter break. While she walked the Welsh mountains, the mess she left in Westminster festered in the heat and one of her first engagements back in Downing Street will be to meet Sir Graham Brady, chair of the Tory party's committee of [...]

  • Theresa May under fresh pressure to resign amid mounting Tory grassroots rebellion

    April 22, 2019

    Theresa May will return to Westminster facing fresh pressure over her position as top Tories warn she must resign or face further attempts to oust her. The influential 1922 committee of Tory MPs is reportedly meeting tomorrow to discuss tearing up the party rulebook in a move that could force the Prime Minister out, despite her [...]

  • Dianne Abbott apologises for drinking cocktail on TfL overground service

    April 20, 2019

    Dianne Abbott has apologised after a photo of her drinking a mojito on a Transport for London service was circulated on social media and various news websites.  The shadow home secretary was enjoying the cocktail on one of London's overground trains as she commuted home, which is banned.  Read more: Britain cannot keep delaying Brexit, says EU [...]

  • Britain cannot keep delaying Brexit, says EU commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker

    April 20, 2019

    The European commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, has called on the UK to "stop wasting time" and insisted Brexit cannot continue to be delayed indefinitely.  Britain's departure from the bloc has already been delayed twice, with it first pushed back to April 12, before a decision to extend the delay until October 31 was agreed. Read more: Poll: [...]

  • Journalist shot dead in Derry during riots

    April 19, 2019

    A journalist died after she was shot during rioting in Londonderry that police are treating as a “terrorist incident”. Police in Northern Ireland said the New IRA are “likely to be the ones behind this” and launched a murder inquiry after 29-year-old Lyra McKee was killed last night, the BBC reported. Prime minister Theresa May [...]

  • Remain would win a second Brexit referendum, poll finds, as Leave voters more likely to have doubts

    April 18, 2019

    A second referendum would see the population resoundingly vote for the UK to remain in the EU, a new poll has found. The latest Comres poll revealed that Remain would now win by 58 per cent to 42 per cent of the vote. Read more: Tusk says he still dreams of UK U-turn on Brexit [...]

  • No Brexit is now more likely than no-deal Brexit, economists predict

    April 18, 2019

    Britain remaining in the EU is now more likely than a disorderly Brexit, according to a Reuters survey of economists. The poll found that Britain leaving with a free trade deal of some description was still the most likely outcome but Brexit being cancelled jumped above a no-deal scenario into third place in the latest [...]

  • Campaigning against climate change doesn’t make you above the law

    April 18, 2019

    UNTIL this week, the anti-climate change activist group Extinction Rebellion had hardly been a household name. Its various activities, like pouring fake blood onto Downing Street and stripping semi-naked during a session of the House of Commons, had been received with the sort of good humour that the British people always reserve for righteous causes [...]

  • Antisemitism just doesn’t matter that much to Labour – what a surprise

    April 18, 2019

    Spare a thought for poor Richard Burgon, the Labour front-bencher under attack after having his own words heartlessly quoted back to him. The shadow justice secretary’s woes began when he was pressed in a 2018 BBC interview on his alleged quote that “zionism is the enemy of peace”. Burgon repeatedly claimed “I didn’t say that” [...]

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