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  • Hedge fund boss Paul Marshall to make Brexit donation

    May 3, 2016

    Hedge fund boss Paul Marshall is set to make a large donation to the campaign for the UK to leave the European Union. Marshall, a co-founder of one of the City’s most successful hedge funds Marshall Wace, will donate in excess of £100,000 to Vote Leave. Marshall only decided to hand over the cash in [...]

  • Starter for 10: Think tank report urges Stephen Crabb to take on a Universal Challenge

    May 3, 2016

    Stephen Crabb may just be settling into his new role as secretary of state for work and pensions, but a report published today is urging him to take on George Osborne and crew over universal credit. The study by think tank the Resolution Foundation warns that universal credit risks not meeting the goals it was proposed for if [...]

  • Why are the kids out on strike and how is everybody reacting?

    May 3, 2016

    Thousands of school students were planning not to show up to class today in protest at the new Standard Assessment Tests (Sats) in a move dubbed the "kids strike". The protest is officially against the Year Two Sats, taken by six and seven year olds, though infant and primary school children up to the age of [...]

  • Now Zac Goldsmith’s campaign claims it’s as quick to commute to Venice than it is to reach Bromley on the train

    May 3, 2016

    It may be the final few days of London's mayoral election, but things are continuing to heat up – after Zac Goldsmith's campaign made some pretty strong claims about the capital's commute times. The Conservative candidate's campaign has crunched the number and discovered it takes as long for some of the capital's commuters to reach [...]

  • Zac Goldsmith seems to have found his mojo: But is it too late to defeat Sadiq Khan?

    May 3, 2016

    City Social, on the 24th floor of Tower 42, is used to hosting London’s power brokers, and it would take an interesting guest to tempt the diners to look up from their menus or their phones. Nobody reaches for their cameras when I take a window seat with Zac Goldsmith, but they definitely notice him. [...]

  • EU referendum: Free market think tank says Britain should follow the Norway model after it votes for Brexit

    May 3, 2016

    If the UK votes to leave the European Union it will have to become a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), a free market think tank has said today, in a challenge to Leave campaigners to present a viable idea of what the UK would look like after Brexit. The Adam Smith Institute (ASI) [...]

  • Stronger In campaign: UK risks £250bn in trade if Brexit vote wins

    May 2, 2016

    A war of words has erupted between those who want out of the European Union and those who want to stay – this time about the possible £250bn of lost trade if a Brexit occurred. Former chancellor Alistair Darling is fronting new research using Treasury data that found the UK benefits by being part of [...]

  • EU referendum: David Cameron and Boris Johnson are no longer BFFs because of Brexit

    May 2, 2016

    There's nothing like Brexit to break up friends. While Britain is debating the EU referendum around the dinner table and at the pub (or, perhaps not), Britain's top leaders have been divided by the matter after taking opposing sides. London mayor Boris Johnson's high profile backing of the Leave campaign has caused a rift with the [...]

  • EU referendum: Polls at odds on outcome of June’s vote

    May 1, 2016

    With under two months to go until the United Kingdom votes on its membership of the European Union, the outcome still remains somewhat unclear as polls are at odds with one another. A poll for the Sun on Sunday found that slightly more Britons want to leave the EU than remain a member, after President Barack [...]

  • EU referendum: Nicola Sturgeon says second Scottish independence referendum “more likely than not” while she is First Minister

    May 1, 2016

    Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon has said a second Scottish independence referendum is "more likely than not" to occur while she is First Minister. In an interview with the Sunday Herald, Sturgeon said of a second referendum during her premiership: "Do I think it's more likely than not? Yes." While David Cameron has said there [...]

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