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  • Lifetime ISAs confusion: MPs re-open inquiry into pensions auto-enrolment after compatibility concerns raised over Lisa

    March 29, 2016

    A government contribution of £1 for every £4 put aside for their first house or their retirement must have sounded somehow too simple to many young savers but, as some auto-enrolment experts have pointed out, that's because it might just be. The Work and Pensions Committee has today announced that it is re-opening its inquiry into [...]

  • EU referendum: Everyone on Twitter is laughing at education secretary Nicky Morgan’s speech on Brexit

    March 29, 2016

    Education secretary Nicky Morgan gave a speech today that was presumably intended to rally young people around the government's Remain campaign in the run up to the EU referendum – but the reaction suggests her points fell a little wide of the mark.  Morgan warned that the nation's young would be the most affected by a possible Brexit, but some [...]

  • Half of company boards have yet to consider Brexit risks to business new research reveals

    March 29, 2016

    Company boards are not prepared for the risks that a British exit from the European Union could bring, The Governance Institute and The Core Partnership (ICSA) has warned. According to a poll conducted by the professional governance body, 47 per cent of boards have not considered the result of the referendum on the UK’s membership of [...]

  • EEF slams government over skills shortage as new survey finds nearly three in four firms are struggling to recruit skilled workers

    March 29, 2016

    ​Nearly three in four manufacturers have struggled to recruit skilled workers in the last three years, and almost just as many are worried they will face similar problems in the years to come, according to a new survey out today from the EEF. The EEF said firms are dealing with a lack of quantity and [...]

  • EU referendum: Britain Stronger in Europe and Vote Leave spar over claims that freedom of movement puts British families in danger

    March 29, 2016

    Pro-EU campaigners have slammed the eurosceptic Vote Leave campaign, after the pro-Brexit group claimed the European Union’s freedom of movement policies “put British families in danger”. In a new report out today, Vote Leave says that EU law does not require other EU countries to inform the UK on a systematic basis of the criminal records [...]

  • EU referendum: Tech leaders warn against Brexit as new figures show one in five directors at new UK tech companies are foreign nationals

    March 28, 2016

    London tech leaders are warning against Britain leaving the European Union as new figures show that more than one in five directors at new UK tech companies are foreign nationals, with most coming from EU countries. The number of foreign directors of new UK tech companies has increased by 133 per cent since 2010, while [...]

  • Britain and Europe “not safe” Donald Trump warns after Brussels terror attacks

    March 28, 2016

    Britain and Europe are "not safe" according to Presidential hopeful Donald Trump commenting just days after the terror attack in Brussels which killed more than 30 people. Speaking to ABC the Republican frontrunner said: "I don't think Bruss – England or I don't think that Europe is a safe place. No, I don't. I think there [...]

  • Tony Blair says the West must be prepared to use ground troops to counter the Islamic State

    March 27, 2016

    The West must be prepared to send ground troops to fight the Islamic State, former Prime Minister Tony Blair has said. The former Labour Prime Minister said ground forces could be needed to "confront and defeat the terrorists" as otherwise the West risks more terror attacks in Europe of "such size and horror" that will result in many [...]

  • US Presidential Election 2016: Bernie Sanders storms to victory in Washington, Alaska and Hawaii as he closes gap on frontrunner Hillary Clinton

    March 27, 2016

    Senator Bernie Sanders has crushed Hillary Clinton in Washington, Alaska and Hawaii as he closes the gap in the race for the Democrat nomination. While Clinton remains the firm favourite to win the nomination – and the presidency – Sanders garnered huge support in the Western states. In Washington Sanders won 73 per cent of [...]

  • Labour party warns against “damaging” border force cuts after Brussels attacks

    March 27, 2016

    The Labour party has warned the government against “damaging” cuts to the border force in the wake of the Brussels attacks. Shadow home secretary Andy Burnham wrote to home secretary Theresa May to urge against cuts to make savings now, which he said would be a "very serious mistake". Burnham quoted border force members, saying [...]

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