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  • RMT’s vote for a strike over Night Tube will be Sadiq Khan’s first test as mayor of London

    May 25, 2016

    Well, that parade has been been well and truly rained upon. At the start of this week, TfL announced – to widespread cheers – that the long-promised Night Tube would (finally) launch in August. That promise remains on track, but yesterday the sense of triumph was darkened by the prospect of more strikes. The RMT, [...]

  • Hinkley Point crisis deepens as experts warn that there’s “zero possibility” of the project being finished by 2025

    May 25, 2016

    The government is facing fresh calls to reconsider its plan to build two nuclear reactors at Hinkley Point in Somerset, with experts warning that there’s “zero possibility” of the controversial project being finished by 2025. The concerns come after Vincent de Rivaz, the French utility giant’s UK boss, failed to assure parliament's energy and climate [...]

  • New broadband entitlements “embarassing” to tech entrepreneurs says Lib Dem peer

    May 24, 2016

    New plans to introduce a right to high-speed broadband service for citizens and businesses fall “embarrassingly” short, according to the Liberal Democrats. Last week's Queen's Speech saw the Government pledge to introduce a new Broadband Universal Service Obligation, giving citizens and businesses the legal right to a fast broadband connection of at least 10Mbps a [...]

  • Think tank warns lower levels of immigration will mean higher taxes

    May 24, 2016

    A post-Brexit fall in migration would hit growth across the UK and result in higher taxes for UK citizens, according to a new think tank report. If net migration from the European Union were to drop – as it might should the UK vote to leave the European Union – the National Institute of Economic [...]

  • EDF skirts around Hinkley Point being completed by 2025

    May 24, 2016

    EDF skirted around committing to the Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant in Somerset being finished by 2025. When asked whether the nuclear power plant will be completed on time, De Rivaz said this is "the date we would like to be able to confirm” but cautioned it will only be set after the final [...]

  • Mark Carney and George Osborne have been asked to reveal the details of their Brexit discussions

    May 24, 2016

    Mark Carney has come under pressure to reveal details of his meetings with George Osborne in the run-up to the EU referendum. Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Conservative MP who sits on the Treasury Select Committee (TSC), asked the governor of the Bank of England whether he had notes, documents or minutes from his conversations with the [...]

  • EU referendum: Mark Carney clashes with Jacob Rees-Mogg over Brexit warning at Treasury Select Committee

    May 24, 2016

    Mark Carney has defended the Bank of England's Brexit analysis as he faced accusations of becoming "politically involved" with the EU referendum in a tense hearing in front of MPs. Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg accused the chancellor of making unprecedented political interventions of the kind that would be impossible before a general election. Carney fired back in [...]

  • Brexit’s Got 90s Talent: Farage and Brexiteers deploy East 17 and 5ive

    May 24, 2016

    There's a serious generation gap when it comes to how the nation will vote in June's referendum, but it looks like the Leave campaign has a new plan to woo the younger generation who are more in favour of staying in Europe, according to the polls. What better way to target young people than a live concert bringing [...]

  • These are the MPs Mark Carney will be up against at the Treasury Select Committee

    May 24, 2016

    Nobody enjoys select committee hearings. Mark Carney, however, might be the exception to that rule. For a man who wears a pained expression every time he is probed on something Brexit-related, the governor of the Bank of England has really been stepping up the warnings of late.  And it's set to make for a tasty showdown at [...]

  • JD Wetherspoon’s boss is going on a pub crawl to convince you to vote for Brexit

    May 24, 2016

    JD Wetherspoon chief Tim Martin is going on a pub crawl around all 100 of the company's drinking-holes over the next month to convince punters to vote for Britain to leave the EU. Martin is a staunch Brexit campaigner – he has signed several business-led letters calling for Brexit – and hopes to spread the word [...]

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