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  • Rightmove: Tory election win will boost UK house prices by two per cent in 2020

    December 16, 2019

    UK house prices are expected to see a two per cent jump next year following the Conservative Party’s election victory. Prices will benefit from greater home-mover confidence, which has been weakened by political uncertainty since the 2016 EU referendum. However the latest research suggests the housing market will only return to full health when “Brexit [...]

  • Boris Johnson prepares mini-cabinet reshuffle as new Tory MPs arrive

    December 16, 2019

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson will welcome his new tranche of Conservative MPs when they arrive in Westminster later today before the first day of the new parliament. Johnson, whose decision to call a snap election paid off in resounding fashion last week when voters returned him to Downing Street with what he called a “stonking” [...]

  • This iteration of Labour has no chance of ever winning an election again

    December 16, 2019

    “‘Winning’ is the small bit that matters to political elites who want to keep power themselves.” These words, tweeted in July 2016 by Corbynista activist Jon Lansman, summarise with chilling clarity the state in which Labour now finds itself. Still reeling from its worst election result since 1935, the buoyancy of the Labour campaign has [...]

  • DEBATE: Will the next election be about something other than Brexit?

    December 16, 2019

    Will the next election be about something other than Brexit? John Oxley, a Conservative commentator, says YES. The Conservatives fought this election to effect Brexit. With a majority as strong as this, they will achieve that next month and not fight an election for five years — unless they sense victory in an earlier poll. [...]

  • Restaurants can serve up lessons on why we should hire ex-offenders

    December 16, 2019

    The hospitality sector is serving up more than Christmas parties this month. In the face of intense staffing challenges, employers in the industry can also serve up a lesson in how to effectively hire alternative talent. Restaurants, bars, and hotels are in the midst of the biggest skills shortage in decades — almost 80 per [...]

  • Well done, Boris — now it’s time to fix the UK’s infrastructure and access to talent

    December 16, 2019

    Now that the dust has settled on last week’s election, the new Conservative government led by Boris Johnson faces the urgent task of getting on with delivering a programme that benefits households and businesses across the UK.  Christmas may be around the corner, but the hard work starts now.  The City of London Corporation will [...]

  • Ninety-six per cent of UK’s top law firms fear Brexit profit hit

    December 16, 2019

    Ninety-six per cent of the UK’s top 100 law firms say that Brexit could hit their profitability in the coming year, a survey published today showed. The Thomson Reuters poll of finance directors at top 100 law firms showed that 42 per cent were worried that reduced inward investment in the UK could hit law [...]

  • City of London grandees celebrate Conservative majority

    December 15, 2019

    City heavyweights have lined up to express bullish excitement about the Square Mile’s prospects after the Conservatives’ landslide election win. Boris Johnson’s self-proclaimed “stonking” majority means the UKwill leave the EU by 31 January, which pundits say will provide desperately needed clarity for the financial sector. Read more: UK stocks surge after Conservative win ends [...]

  • Labour’s period of reflection quickly turns into heated leadership race

    December 15, 2019

    Labour’s post-election period of reflection has already turned into a factional race to succeed Jeremy Corbyn as MPs came out swinging yesterday. The party looks set for a factional showdown as those on the Corbynite left face off against Labour moderates. Read more: John McDonnell apologises for loss before blaming the media for result Both [...]

  • Sports business in 2019: Industry insiders pick the trends that defined the year

    December 15, 2019

    Izzy Wray, consultant in Deloitte’s Sport Business Group Women’s football The growing popularity of women’s football has been one of the defining sports trends of 2019. The Women’s World Cup smashed TV audience records, with a reported 1bn people watching it worldwide and over 28m people tuning in to the tournament on the BBC. Numerous [...]

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