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Brexit

  • The City must make the case for EU reform – for the sake of all Europe

    January 5, 2015

    The General Election looms large at the start of this New Year. For practical reasons, business prizes stability and places a premium on calm trading conditions, as major changes in policy have an unsettling effect on potential investors. And few decisions will have such a far reaching impact on the UK economy as what we [...]

  • EU referendum: Owen Paterson calls for Brexit after loss of Rochester and Strood to Ukip

    November 24, 2014

    Ex-cabinet minister Owen Paterson has called for Britain to withdraw from the EU in a speech to business leaders. The Tory backbencher, who proved a controversial environment secretary, told the campaign group Business for Britain, which aims to get the UK a better deal with the EU, that a free trade agreement would be a [...]

  • Citi’s UK boss James Bardrick: The City won’t fall apart on a Brexit but Britain must do more to make EU work

    November 23, 2014

    Britain’s increasingly fierce row over the EU can be highly polarised. Depending on who you listen to, the economy will either crumble and die outside Europe, or an exit will free the UK from the dead hand of Brussels and lead to a new golden era of trade and prosperity.   Citi’s UK boss James [...]

  • Conservatives hit back in debate over promise of EU referendum

    November 10, 2014

    Senior Tories yesterday hit back at critics of the party’s promise of an EU referendum.   Prime Minister David Cameron denied the move would create business uncertainty, as suggested by Labour leader Ed Miliband, telling the Confederation of British Industry’s annual conference that the idea is unfounded.    And striking back at the Labour leader [...]

  • Labour leader: Stop Britain’s headlong rush for the Brexit

    November 10, 2014

    Writing exclusively for City A.M., opposition leader Ed Miliband argues the UK would suffer by leaving the EU WE live at a crucial time in Britain’s relationship with the European Union, one which will determine the future of our country for decades to come. In the past year, Nigel Farage, Ukip and a growing number [...]

  • EU budget 2014: How much has the UK been asked to pay compared to other member states?

    October 25, 2014

    David Cameron appeared as shocked as the rest of us by the news that the European Commission has charged the UK with a whopping €2.1bn (£1.7bn) bill. The EU Commission is demanding the UK make the extra contribution to the EU budget due to the relative health of the country’s economy in comparison to the [...]

  • EU referendum: Cameron considers threatening EU with Brexit

    August 25, 2014

    David Cameron is likely to issue an unveiled threat to EU powers by raising the prospect of a British exit. According to information obtained by The Times, the prime minister and his advisors are "actively considering" making a stand, although the timing is yet to be confirmed. The announcement would be aimed at strengthening Britain's bargaining position, [...]

  • Unite urges Miliband to offer EU referendum

    July 2, 2014

    The Unite union has called on the Labour party to offer an In-out referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union. The for a vote on EU membership from Labour's biggest union backer will not come as welcome news to Ed Miliband, who has ruled out the possibility of an EU vote unless there is [...]

  • Brexit could lose UK its UN Security Council seat, says Tory MEP

    June 20, 2014

    Britain's withdrawal from the European Union could cost the country its seat on the United Nations Security Council, according to the Conservative candidate for president of the European Parliament. The MEP for the North West of England and former Liberal Democrat, Sajjad Karim, explained that should Scotland vote against independence the EU referendum in 2017 [...]

  • City A.M. joins Chuka Umunna: a Brexit would be catastrophic for London firms

    May 19, 2014

    WALKING around Labour-stronghold Burnt Oak with shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna feels a bit like knowing a minor celebrity. Some people clasp his hand and snap selfies, others brush past uninterested. “I don’t want to be the shadow secretary, I want to be the real thing!” Umunna tells one couple who run a curtain shop [...]

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