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Brexit

  • Brexit would be “disastrous” for UK, says Standard Life chairman

    March 24, 2015

    The chairman of insurer Standard Life has told the CityWeek conference it would be "disastrous for London and the UK" if Britain were to leave the single market. Sir Gerry Grimstone said: Why on earth would we not want to be part of one of the biggest markets in the world? Our whole energy should [...]

  • Beware the headline costs of Brexit: We’ll thrive if we’re open to the world

    March 23, 2015

    You have to be careful with headlines. They are so often highly selective about the message they want to convey. Take an example from yesterday: The Guardian’s story on a report analysing the costs or benefits to the economy of the UK leaving the EU was headlined “Thinktank tells Ukip departing from EU would cost [...]

  • Brexit could cost UK 2.2 per cent of GDP without radical free market reform and liberal immigration policy

    March 23, 2015

    Britain's economy could take a hit of up to 2.2 per cent of GDP – or £56bn – by 2030 if it leaves the EU, according to a new report from think tank Open Europe. The report argues that in the worst case scenario, the negative effects of Brexit would not wholly be offset by [...]

  • Dominic Grieve: Brexit would turn 2m Brits into illegal immigrants

    March 19, 2015

    The former attorney general has launched a scathing attack on those who want Britain out of the EU. Dominic Grieve warned that with the international situation so precarious there were significant dangers to leaving a supranational organisation such as the EU. He added that the free movement of people within was clearly non-negotiable. "The requirements [...]

  • Brexit will damage the UK economy, say 54pc of small businesses

    March 18, 2015

    The majority of Britain's small businesses think Brexit would damage the UK economy. The Zurich SME Risk Index showed on Wednesday that 54 per cent of small businesses believes British withdrawal from the EU would be bad for the country compared with 33 per cent who want to see Britain leave Europe. The polls continue [...]

  • Jean-Claude Juncker rules out major EU reform to prevent Brexit

    March 17, 2015

    EU Commission President Jean-Claude Junker hopes to keep what he calls "down to earth Britain" in the EU but has dashed any hopes of major treaty change. Juncker ruled out a major reform of the European treaties to satisfy British demands for reform. Speaking at a conference he insisted he was "in favour of a [...]

  • Open Europe reveals 100 EU regulations that cost Britain £33bn

    March 16, 2015

    The EU's 100 most draconian regulations are costing Britain over £33bn a year, according new analysis from the think-tank Open Europe. Adding insult to injury, the report reveals the accompanying impact assessment found the costs of a quarter of these regulations outweighed the estimated benefits, but were signed off by the British government all the [...]

  • General Election 2015: Farage opens the way for a deal with the Tories if Cameron agrees to an EU referendum in 2015

    March 15, 2015

    Ukip could offer to support a minority Conservative government on key policies like the budget – if David Cameron’s party agrees to stage a referendum on the UK’s EU membership by the end of 2015. The Telegraph is publishing extracts from Nigel Farage’s memoirs – entitled Purple Revolution – in which the Ukip leader rules [...]

  • Isolated like North Korea? No. The UK has plenty of allies and will achieve success after Brexit

    March 11, 2015

    The claim made by former Prime Minister Gordon Brown that outside the EU the UK would be “the North Korea of Europe” is ignoring the facts – and Britain’s potential. Unlike North Korea, the UK has a large number of global alliances and partners. It had these before the creation of the EU and it [...]

  • Millions of UK jobs NOT at risk from Brexit: Free market think-tank busts pro-EU myth

    March 11, 2015

    The oft-repeated claim that 3m British jobs depend on Britain's membership of the EU has been challenged in a new report by the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA). The report's author, Ryan Bourne, calls on the public and commentators to challenge the assertion frequently made by pro-EU supporters. "It can be said with certainty that [...]

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