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  • 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 [...]

  • Politicians need to wake up to the risks of artificial superintelligence

    July 23, 2019

    Politicians aren’t very good at thinking about more than one thing at a time. Take Brexit as an example, if you needed one.  Everything other than our proposed exit from the European Union – and who will be the Prime Minister to lead us through it – has been downgraded to an inconvenient side-show. This [...]

  • Let this be the week that Liz Truss moves into Number 11 Downing Street

    July 23, 2019

    We are now at the end of the Tory leadership election. Today, we will have the results, and tomorrow, either Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt will be sworn in as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.  But throughout it all, another important contest has largely gone ignored: the race for Number 11. Within the Westminster [...]

  • Data is our NHS’ most precious asset – the next Prime Minister must protect it

    July 23, 2019

    Britain is about to have a new government. And in a few months’ time, there could be a General Election resulting in the third government of 2019. On top of this, Brexit has still not been resolved. But in the fog of these political crises, we must not lose sight of innovations which, if adopted [...]

  • Wework grabs €62m from EU in Brexit deal for London office spot

    July 23, 2019

    Office sharing giant Wework is set to net a €62m (£55.7m) windfall when it takes over the European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) former London headquarters, following the body’s relocation to Amsterdam. A deal secured earlier this month will see Wework sublet 280,000 square foot in Canary Wharf’s 30 Churchill Place, creating one of the world’s largest [...]

  • Odey hedge fund backs Barrick Gold takeover of Acacia Mining

    July 22, 2019

    London-based hedge fund Odey Asset Management said today that it will accept Barrick Gold’s final offer to buy Acacia Mining after months of opposition to the deal. Read more: Acacia accept increased takeover bid from Barrick The news came three days after Canadian gold miner Barrick reached an agreement to buy the remaining shares in [...]

  • Jo Swinson elected leader of the Liberal Democrats

    July 22, 2019

    Jo Swinson has become the first female leader of the Lib Dems after beating rival Sir Ed Davey in a vote of party members. Swinson received about 47,900 votes compared with just over 28,000 votes for former energy secretary Davey on a 72 per cent turnout. Swinson said she was “over the moon” to be [...]

  • Jo Swinson is the new Lib Dem leader – now where will she take her party?

    July 22, 2019

    The votes have been counted, the outcome announced, and a new leader has taken the reins – not of the Conservative party, whose results we will know tomorrow, but of the Liberal Democrats. After a race which was almost entirely overshadowed by the Tories, Jo Swinson has been named the successor to Sir Vince Cable. [...]

  • Sterling falls as risk of no-deal Brexit rises ahead of new PM

    July 22, 2019

    Sterling has fallen today as ministers announced their resignations from government rather than serve under Boris Johnson, who could force a no-deal Brexit on 31 October. Traders see a no-deal outcome as increasingly likely, leading them to raise their bets against the pound, which had fallen by 0.2 per cent against the dollar to $1.248 [...]

  • Department for International Trade to be given part of £14bn aid budget

    July 22, 2019

    The UK’s £14bn aid budget is to be partially allocated to the Department for International Trade (DIT). The DIT, led by international trade secretary Liam Fox, will spend the funds on helping developing countries with issues such as securing trade and foreign investment. Read more: Liam Fox says UK needs a trade deal with Turkey [...]

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