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  • Theresa May: We’ll prioritise skilled immigration after Brexit

    October 2, 2018

    Theresa May plans to prioritise immigrants’ skills, rather than their country of origin, in a post-Brexit shake-up of the visa system. The Prime Minister will focus on tackling low-skilled immigration and place more value on those with skills desirable to British businesses, following a recommendation from the Migration Advisory Committee (Mac). Read more: 'Frictionless' immigration [...]

  • City minister calls for ‘frictionless’ immigration rules for financial sector after Brexit

    October 1, 2018

    City firms need "frictionless" access to overseas workers after Brexit, according to a Treasury minister who called immigration a "force for good". Speaking during a debate on the shape of the the UK's future immigration policy, City minister John Glen talked up the importance of the financial sector being able to fill gaps in key [...]

  • Brexit secretary says Chequers plan is not ‘perfect’ as he urges Tories to back the proposal

    October 1, 2018

    Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab today admitted the Prime Minister's EU negotiating plan is not perfect as he appealed to his fellow Tories to back the so-called Cheques proposal. Speaking at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, Raab claimed eurosceptics would have "bitten my arm off" before the 2016 referendum for the deal he and other [...]

  • Philip Hammond: Tory party ‘has business at its core’

    October 1, 2018

    Philip Hammond this morning sought to reaffirm the Tories as the “party of business” ahead of his Conservative Party Conference speech later today. He also tried to bolster business confidence about the prospects of the UK negotiating a Brexit deal with the EU, amid rising concerns over the possibility of the UK leaving the bloc [...]

  • CBI demands ‘change of tone’ on business from Tories ahead of Philip Hammond’s conference speech

    October 1, 2018

    The boss of the Confederation of British Industry this morning said she hoped for a "change of tone" at the Conservative Party conference ahead of chancellor Philip Hammond's speech later today.  Hammond is expected to say business remains at the centre of Tory policy when he addresses delegates on the second day of the conference.  [...]

  • Hammond: Chancellor to step back from apprenticeship levy in conference speech

    October 1, 2018

    The government will back down on its controversial apprenticeship levy today with a raft of reforms and a review into the scheme. Philip Hammond will announce the reforms to introduce greater flexibility for businesses and expand apprenticeship courses in science and other STEM subjects, in his speech at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham today. Read [...]

  • City leaders sound alarm over risk of no-deal Brexit ‘cliff-edge’

    September 30, 2018

    City leaders have issued an urgent plea as Conservative conference gets underway, calling on the government to embrace a special deal for EU migration and avoid veering off a “Brexit cliff-edge” over compliance issues. The majority of business leaders said a non-deal Brexit would have a negative effect on their businesses, with over a third [...]

  • Boris Johnson is ‘irrelevant and offensive’ says top business guru Digby Jones

    September 30, 2018

    Boris Johnson was dismissed as "irrelevant and offensive" today by one of the UK's top businessman today. Speaking at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, Lord Digby Jones attacked the former foreign secretary over reports he said "fuck business" when told of concerns from the sector over Brexit. Johnson refused to deny the claims when [...]

  • Tory civil war deepens as Boris Johnson lays into ‘deranged’ Chequers plan

    September 30, 2018

    Boris Johnson poured salt on the wounds of Tory Party divisions this morning, branding Theresa May’s Brexit blueprint as “entirely preposterous” and “deranged”. In comments that are likely to fuel further speculation about his leadership ambitions, Johnson widened the rift between himself and the Prime Minister by saying: “Unlike the Prime Minister, I campaigned for [...]

  • Theresa May unable to guarantee no hard Irish border in case of ‘no deal’ Brexit

    September 30, 2018

    Theresa May today was unable to promise there would be no hard border with Ireland if the Brexit talks break down, instead repeating the UK would do “everything it can” to avoid customs checks. Speaking just hours before the Conservative Party conference is due to start in Birmingham, the Prime Minister launched a defence of [...]

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