by Chris Rogers | 23 Sep 2016 | European Union
New figures published by the Office of National Statistics have indicated the UK economy has remained strong following the EU referendum, despite warnings of a possibly collapse. The ONS has suggested that preliminary indicators, ahead of the publication of new GDP...
by Chris Rogers | 23 Sep 2016 | European Union
Wall Street bankers and business leaders have told Prime Minister Theresa May they hope for a transition of several years in order to prepare for the UK’s departure from the European Union. Addressing a gathering of senior American financial and business leaders, the...
by Chris Rogers | 22 Sep 2016 | European Union, Health
The Health Select Committee has invited written submissions on the priorities for health and social care in Brexit negotiations. Having received a wide range of evidence on what areas affect this policy area through the pre-referendum inquiry into the impact of EU...
by Chris Rogers | 21 Sep 2016 | European Union, Politics
It was well briefed in the media that Theresa May’s first appearance at a UN summit as Prime Minister would involve a firm insistence for greater efforts to control the global refugee crisis. Arguing there need to be different controls for asylum seekers and economic...
by Chris Rogers | 21 Sep 2016 | European Union
The City of London could face significant disruption in the aftermath of Brexit because of a reliance on ‘passports’ to do business in other European countries, according to Financial Conduct Authority figures published by the Treasury Select Committee. The figures...
