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  • Boris Johnson would be in Slytherin at Hogwarts, voters say

    July 23, 2019

    Boris Johnson may be incredibly popular among Conservatives, but the general public’s impression of him is rather less positive. In fact, when asked which Hogwarts house the soon-to-be Prime Minister would belong in, 42 per cent of people answered Slytherin. Read more: Businesses react to Prime Minister Boris Johnson However – that may be no [...]

  • EU’s Michel Barnier knocks hopes of Brexit deal under Boris Johnson

    July 23, 2019

    The EU today refused to countenance an alternative to the Brexit deal on the table now Boris Johnson is set to become the UK’s new Prime Minister. Chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier today said he would “work constructively” with Boris Johnson to achieve a Brexit deal. Read more: All the Tory ministers who have quit [...]

  • Trump’s tweets do bitcoin and Facebook a favour

    July 23, 2019

    Donald Trump’s recent tweet about bitcoin and that Facebook’s new quasi-crypto the “libra” would get the full force of the US regulators if they “want to become a bank” has put the crypto kitty amongst the pigeons.  Why now? Surely Trump doesn’t care about bitcoin? Well, it was timed just before Facebook had to testify [...]

  • DEBATE: Who should be the next Prime Minister, Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt?

    July 23, 2019

    Who should be the next Prime Minister? Mark Wallace, executive editor of ConservativeHome, says BORIS JOHNSON. Theresa May is reported to be searching for a legacy, but she has already got one. It’s just one she doesn’t like very much: a dire political situation born of muddle, indecision, and broken promises. She demolished the Conservative [...]

  • Industry slams Labour plan to bring outsourced public services in-house

    July 21, 2019

    Business leaders have pilloried a Labour policy announcement to bring local council jobs like construction, bin collection and school dinners in-house. John McDonnell this weekend said the party wants local councils to carry out the services themselves rather than pay companies to do it. The Confederation of British Industry’s chief UK policy director Matthew Fell [...]

  • Boris Johnson would do a ‘great job’ as Prime Minister, says Trump

    July 20, 2019

    US President Donald Trump has given his support to Boris Johnson to become Prime Minister once again by insisting he would do “a great job” if elected next week. Trump also said the pair would have “a very good relationship” speaking to reporters in Washington. Read more: ‘Faulty thought process’: Trump lashes out at Fed [...]

  • Philip Hammond ‘may quit Downing Street’ before new PM takes power if Boris wins

    July 18, 2019

    Philip Hammond may be set to jump before he is pushed out of office by Boris Johnson, it is reported. The chancellor of the Exchequer could order removal vans to 11 Downing Street as early as today, according to the Daily Mail, which reported that Hammond has told friends he is set to quit. Read [...]

  • Elon Musk reveals plans to connect human brains to computers

    July 17, 2019

    Billionaire Elon Musk yesterday revealed plans to develop technology to allow human brains to connect with computers.  Secretive “brain-machine interface” firm Neuralink was founded in 2017 to fight the “existential threat” of artificial intelligence developing further than humans.  Read more: Tesla boss Elon Musk rebrands on Twitter as Daddy Dotcom At an event in California [...]

  • Sadiq Khan rejects Tulip tower planning application

    July 15, 2019

    London mayor Sadiq Khan rejected plans for the controversial Tulip tower this afternoon, dashing supporters’ hopes that the Square Mile would become home to the second-tallest skyscraper in western Europe. The 305-metre building, named for its distinctive viewing platform at the top, was planned as a visitor attraction in the heart of the City, next to [...]

  • Donald Trump says his trade war tariffs are ‘major factor’ in China slowdown

    July 15, 2019

    US President Donald Trump has claimed that his tariffs are damaging China’s economy after its growth slowed to a 27-year low. Read more: China growth slows to 27-year low “The United States Tariffs are having a major effect on companies wanting to leave China for non-tariffed countries,” Trump tweeted. He added: “We are receiving Billions [...]

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