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  • Post-Brexit customs union would be ‘worst of all worlds’, warns Liam Fox

    April 9, 2019

    Signing up to a customs union post-Brexit would be "the worst of all worlds" and would stop Britain forming its own independent trade policy, Liam Fox has warned. In a letter to Sir Graham Brady, the chair of the backbench 1922 committee, the trade secretary said entering into a customs union with the EU would [...]

  • Alec Baldwin says beating Trump in 2020 presidential race would be ‘so easy’

    April 9, 2019

    Actor Alec Baldwin has tweeted that he could easily beat President Donald Trump in the 2020 race for the White House. Read more: Trump says economy would 'rocket' if Fed cut rates Baldwin, who has impersonated Trump multiple times on Saturday Night Live since the 2016 election, told his 1.11m followers the victory would be [...]

  • After Brexit, will Britain remain a land of opportunity? Apprentice star Mark Wright shares his views on startups and the economy

    April 9, 2019

    Winning a reality TV show isn’t normally considered a recipe for success. The stars of such programmes usually end up plastered across the tabloids, followed by performing in a Christmas pantomime somewhere in rural England. But the BBC’s The Apprentice is an altogether different beast. With the backing of business mogul Lord Alan Sugar, the [...]

  • EU ministers say Britain needs ‘clear plan’ to be granted Brexit delay

    April 9, 2019

    EU ministers arrived in Luxembourg this morning to try and thrash out a united stance on whether it should give the UK a Brexit extension ahead of tomorrow's summit. Read more: Brexit delay on the cards as Tories gear up for European elections Dutch foreign minister Stef Blok said the EU should give Britain “more [...]

  • Conservative MP quits Jacob Rees-Mogg’s Eurosceptic ERG for putting Brexit ‘at risk’

    April 9, 2019

    A Tory MP has resigned from Jacob Rees-Mogg’s European Research Group (ERG), claiming “hardcore” Brexiters are endangering their own goal of leaving the EU. Read more: Brexit delay on the cards as Tories gear up for European elections Shropshire MP Daniel Kawczynski accused an ERG “hardcore elment of ‘Unicorn’ dreamers” of “now actually endangering Brexit”. [...]

  • The UK’s drug policy is falling behind the rest of the world

    April 9, 2019

    Every year, thousands of people die as a result of drug misuse in the UK. And for over two decades, heroin has been the main culprit. Communities are blighted, families are ripped apart, and vulnerable people are failed by an outdated approach. The situation in Scotland is particularly dire, with a fifth of the UK’s [...]

  • Brexit hoped to heal the UK, but instead it leaves wounds that will not easily be closed

    April 9, 2019

    The other day, my three-year-old son gave me a geography lesson. Him: “This is Battersea Park.” Me: “That’s right.” Him: “And Battersea Park is in London?” Me: “Yes, and we’re also in England and in Britain.” At which point he shook his head. “No,” he insisted. “Just London.” Political analysis obviously runs in the family. [...]

  • The Tories face a struggle with young voters, but hope is not lost

    April 8, 2019

    Where do Tories look these days to cheer themselves up? Until recently they could console themselves with their party’s relative popularity compared to Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour, but those polls are tightening and when voters are asked for their views on specific areas of policy from housing to crime and the NHS, it’s the Labour party [...]

  • Brexit delay on the cards amid anger as Conservatives gear up for European elections

    April 8, 2019

    A long delay to Brexit is looking increasingly likely as the Conservative and Labour leaderships are struggling to agree a compromise deal ahead of Wednesday’s EU summit. Brussels has given the UK until 10 April to set out a credible alternative negotiating plan after the repeated failure by Theresa May to get her deal through Parliament. [...]

  • EU would move ‘extremely quickly’ to agree a post-Brexit customs union, says Michel Barnier

    April 8, 2019

    The EU will move quickly to back a post-Brexit customs union with the UK if Theresa May shifts her red lines, Brussels chief negotiator has claimed. Speaking in Dublin, Michel Barnier said he hoped the cross-party talks taking place in London would produce a “positive outcome” with the prospect of a no deal Brexit now [...]

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