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  • Here’s how MPs are reacting to Boris Johnson’s “breathtaking” decision not to run for the Conservative leadership

    June 30, 2016

    Boris Johnson's decision against running for the Tory leadership has been described as “breathtaking” by MPs. Johnson made the shock announcement earlier today that he would not be seeking to replace David Cameron. He has already proved a target for other contenders, with candidates including work and pensions secretary Stephen Crabb and home secretary Theresa [...]

  • Jeremy Corbyn has compared Israel to terror group Islamic State even as a new report has denied the party is “overrun” by anti-Semitism

    June 30, 2016

    Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has sparked fresh controversy by appearing to compare the state of Israel to terror group Islamic State. Speaking at the launch of a report on Labour and anti-Semitism by former Liberty director Shami Chakrabarti, which cited "clear evidence" of hateful or ignorant attitudes and behaviours within a minority in the party, [...]

  • Boris Johnson pulls out of Conservative leadership race – leaving Theresa May odds-on to become next Tory leader

    June 30, 2016

    Boris Johnson has announced he will not seek the Tory leadership, after weeks of speculation that the former London mayor was hoping to become the next Prime Minister. "Having consulted colleagues and in view of the circumstances in parliament I have concluded that [the next Conservative leader] cannot be me," he said in a speech at [...]

  • HSBC won’t be moving its HQ away from London post-Brexit

    June 30, 2016

    HSBC has confirmed for the first time since last week's referendum that the UK vote to quit the European Union will not lead to the bank moving its headquarters from London.  Speaking at a conference organised by lobby group The City UK, HSBC's chairman Douglas Flint repeated comments from February this year that the referendum result would not trigger another [...]

  • Bookies latest odds: Theresa May is the favourite for the Conservative leadership race after Boris Johnson’s withdrawal

    June 30, 2016

    Theresa May is still the bookies' firm favourite to become the next permanent leader of the Conservative Party, following Boris Johnson's withdrawal from the leadership race this lunchtime.  May is in the lead with shortened odds of 4/7 according to Ladbrokes, while Michael Gove is punters' second favourite at odds of 11/4. This morning May's [...]

  • Andrea Leadsom is running for the Conservative leadership

    June 30, 2016

    Andrea Leadsom said this morning she will be running for the Conservative leadership. Leadsom, who campaigned for Brexit, tweeted this morning: "Let's make the most of the Brexit opportunities! #FreshStart" [custom id="161"] Her announcement comes as Michael Gove, another prominent Brexit campaigner threw his hat into the ring. Gove said: "I have come, reluctantly, to the conclusion [...]

  • When will Article 50 be triggered? Probably not this year, according to the bookies

    June 30, 2016

    Although the electorate have signalled their intent to leave the European Union, one big question remains in Westminster, the City, across Europe and even further afield: When will the UK actually break away? This comes down to the crucial matter of Article 50 – the clause which sets the clock ticking on a two-year timetable [...]

  • “Brexit means Brexit”: Theresa May has formally thrown her hat into the Tory leadership race – backed by Jeremy Hunt

    June 30, 2016

    We knew it was coming – but this morning home secretary Theresa May formally joined the leadership race for the Conservative Party. Jeremy Hunt, who had widely been expected to throw his hat into the ring, gave his backing to May instead That followed announcements by Michael Gove and Andrea Leadsom this morning. Liam Fox and [...]

  • A decision on airport expansion has been put back until “at least” October

    June 30, 2016

    A decision on airport expansion will be delayed until "at least October", the transport secretary has said. In Parliamentary questions this morning, Patrick McLoughlin said while he had hoped the government would be able to announce a decision this summer, it will now be delayed.  "Being realistic, I cannot foresee an announcement until at least [...]

  • Divided Britain: Most people still identify as working class and believe social mobility has worsened

    June 30, 2016

    Britain really is the nation of the white van man – at least if you let people describe themselves. Most Britons still identify as working class even though only a quarter of the population are in working class occupations, according to the annual British Social Attitudes Survey.  Six in ten respondents to the annual survey described [...]

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