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  • David Davis: Brexit negotiations to be ‘reset’ in November

    September 19, 2018

    Brexit negotiations could be “reset” in November as the UK and EU struggle to strike a deal they both find acceptable, according to former Brexit secretary David Davis. The EU’s stance towards the UK will soften in the coming months as both sides try to bridge the gap in negotiations to avoid a no deal scenario, [...]

  • DEBATE: Should the government scrap the limits on skilled migrants coming to the UK?

    September 19, 2018

    Should the government scrap the limits on skilled migrants coming to the UK? Jasmine Whitbread, chief executive of London First, says YES. People from the EU and around the world are critical to our economy – thousands of workers in financial services, construction, hospitality and professional services, each contributing £46,000 every year to our economy [...]

  • DEBATE: Should the government scrap the limits on skilled migrants coming to the UK?

    September 19, 2018

    Should the government scrap the limits on skilled migrants coming to the UK? Jasmine Whitbread, chief executive of London First, says YES. People from the EU and around the world are critical to our economy – thousands of workers in financial services, construction, hospitality and professional services, each contributing £46,000 every year to our economy [...]

  • Ignore Michael Gove – there’ll be no chance to edit Chequers once the ink is dry

    September 19, 2018

    Theresa May’s ambush of her own cabinet in July by presenting the fait accompli of the proposed Chequers deal, which the EU remains unconvinced about and which will be the subject of discussion among EU leaders in Salzburg tomorrow, was for me the low point of the Brexit negotiations. That was until last Sunday, when [...]

  • ‘Wild West’ world of cryptocurrencies needs to be regulated, MPs warn Philip Hammond

    September 19, 2018

    The "Wild West" world of cryptocurrencies needs to be independently regulated to protect customers and prevent money-laundering, a powerful group of MPs today demanded. A report from the Treasury Select Committee warns the current system of self-regulation is not fit for purpose, and adverts promoting digital currencies are often misleading. Among the problems facing cryptocurrency [...]

  • ‘Wild West’ world of cryptocurrencies needs to be regulated, MPs warn Philip Hammond

    September 19, 2018

    The "Wild West" world of cryptocurrencies needs to be independently regulated to protect customers and prevent money-laundering, a powerful group of MPs today demanded. A report from the Treasury Select Committee warns the current system of self-regulation is not fit for purpose, and adverts promoting digital currencies are often misleading. Among the problems facing cryptocurrency [...]

  • EU working to improve Irish border backstop proposal, Barnier says

    September 18, 2018

    The European Union has softened its approach to the Irish border backstop "insurance policy" arrangement, EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said this evening, in a push to effectively complete the Brexit deal within the next month. Speaking in Brussels ahead of a summit of EU leaders in Salzburg tomorrow and Thursday, Barnier confirmed that work was ongoing to improve the offer to Britain and said [...]

  • EU working to improve Irish border backstop proposal, Barnier says

    September 18, 2018

    The European Union has softened its approach to the Irish border backstop "insurance policy" arrangement, EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said this evening, in a push to effectively complete the Brexit deal within the next month. Speaking in Brussels ahead of a summit of EU leaders in Salzburg tomorrow and Thursday, Barnier confirmed that work was ongoing to improve the offer to Britain and said [...]

  • Time for the government to set out the details of its post-Brexit immigration policy

    September 18, 2018

      Inch by inch, the government is creeping closer to a new immigration policy. With the publication yesterday of the Migration Advisory Committee's (MAC) report, there are no reasons left not to set out a vision for this complicated and contentious area of policy. The expectation is that Theresa May will use her speech to [...]

  • Time for the government to set out the details of its post-Brexit immigration policy

    September 18, 2018

      Inch by inch, the government is creeping closer to a new immigration policy. With the publication yesterday of the Migration Advisory Committee's (MAC) report, there are no reasons left not to set out a vision for this complicated and contentious area of policy. The expectation is that Theresa May will use her speech to [...]

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