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  • Hackers reportedly took down the London Stock Exchange website last week

    June 5, 2016

    Cyber criminals reportedly shut down the London Stock Exchange website last week, keeping it out of action for more than two hours. According to the Mail on Sunday, hacker group Anonymous carried out the attack on Thursday morning. The group claims the attack on the London Stock Exchange was the latest in a series that [...]

  • Gove slams investment banks over EU relationship

    June 5, 2016

    Michael Gove has fired shots at investment banks and big business in the midst of EU referendum campaigning, saying the EU is rigged in their favour. One of the most high profile campaigners for leaving the EU alongside Boris Johnson, Gove said that big banks such as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley calling the shots in [...]

  • Brexit odds cut again as Leave confidence grows

    June 5, 2016

    Odds of Brexit have been shortened again as confidence in a vote to leave Europe grows.  The likelihood of Britain leaving the EU has increased to 29 per cent, or odds of 9/4, according to Ladbrokes. Remaining a part of the bloc is still the most likely outcome in the 23 June referendum, however, that has shrunk, with [...]

  • Sir John Major is very angry at the Brexit campaign

    June 5, 2016

    Former Prime Minister Sir John Major has launched a scathing attack on the Leave campaign accusing it of misleading people. A supporter of remaining in Europe, Major accused the Leave campaign of being "dishonest" and "verging on the squalid".  "I'm not prepared to give the benefit of the doubt [to the Leave campaign]… this is a deceitful campaign," [...]

  • David Cameron warns of mortgage rise if Britain votes for Brexit

    June 5, 2016

    David Cameron has warned that mortgages could rise for millions of homeowners if Britain votes to leave the EU. The Prime Minister has said average repayments could rise by nearly £1,000 a year because leaving Europe could lead to tighter credit controls as well as pushing up interest rates. But the claim has been called "desperate" [...]

  • Proposed government plans on steel pensions could see oldest pensioners losing out on thousands, warns former minister

    June 4, 2016

    Proposals to rule changes for the British Steel Pension Scheme could strike the oldest and most vulnerable pensioners the hardest, a former pensions minister warned today. Steve Webb, who is now director of policy at Royal London, said his firm's calculations suggested that an 80-year-old currently receiving an income from the scheme could be as much as £10,000 [...]

  • US Presidential Election 2016: In 1994, Donald Trump didn’t want to “sound too much like a chauvinist” but wanted his dinner on time

    June 3, 2016

    One of the many worries the Republican establishment has had about Donald Trump is that he would crash and burn against Hillary Clinton as he can't touch her appeal to a wide section of society. A section of particular concern is the female vote. Even in this campaign, he's had a dig or two at Clinton for playing [...]

  • EU referendum: Brexit will cost six per cent of GDP, says Economist Intelligence Unit

    June 3, 2016

    If the UK votes for Brexit the country's economy will be plunged into uncertainty, resulting in a cost of six per cent of GDP, according to new research. Research from the Economist Intelligence Unit forecasts that in the first instance there will be tumultuous financial market volatility, followed by a "swift impact on the real [...]

  • JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon tells staff Brexit would mean fewer jobs with the bank in the UK

    June 3, 2016

    The boss of US bank JP Morgan Chase has warned British staff that a Brexit could lead to the company making job cuts in the UK and shifting more roles to the rest of Europe. "A vote to leave would be a terrible deal for the British economy," said the bank's chief executive Jamie Dimon. "So if the [...]

  • EU referendum: Donald Trump will now visit the UK the day before the EU referendum

    June 3, 2016

    Presumptive Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump will now visit the UK a day before the EU referendum. He'd originally planned for a fairly awkwardly timed visit the day after, on 24 June, but will be travelling to Scotland on 22 June instead to celebrate the reopening of his Trump Turnberry hotel. Read more: Trump is coming to [...]

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