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“A dozen or so” Tory MPs opposed to no-deal Brexit, Defence Minister reveals

Defence Minister Tobias Ellwood told the BBC’s Panorama programme that as many as a dozen Conservative MPs could back a vote of no confidence in the government as a means of preventing a no-deal Brexit.

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Clegg says no evidence of major Russian Facebook interference during Brexit vote
Donald Tusk says he's 'not happy' with delay
Tom Watson: Labour must back second referendum

News | Published June 17th 2019

Tom Watson: Labour must back second referendum

 Labour Party deputy leader Tom Watson has called on his party to take a pro-second referendum stance on Brexit.
UK in "pretty good shape" for no-deal Brexit, says civil service chief

News | Published June 16th 2019

UK in "pretty good shape" for no-deal Brexit, says civil service chief

Cabinet secretary and Head of the civil service Sir Mark Sedwill believes that the UK government and public services are in "pretty good shape" to cope with the prospect of a no-deal Brexit on October 31.
Hancock quits Tory leadership contest

News | Published June 14th 2019

Hancock quits Tory leadership contest

 Matt Hancock quit in his bid to become Conservative party leader today.
Boris Johnson wins first ballot in Conservative leadership contest

News | Published June 14th 2019

Boris Johnson wins first ballot in Conservative leadership contest

 Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson topped the first ballot in the race to succeed Theresa May as Prime Minister yesterday.
Less than 10% of businesses are ready for no-deal, says Newsnight

News | Published June 13th 2019

Less than 10% of businesses are ready for no-deal, says Newsnight

According to figures reported on Newsnight, many UK businesses are “not even close to being ready for a no-deal” Brexit. This claim is based on the amount of firms that have applied to the Transitional Simplified Procedures scheme.
OPINION: Tackling staffing challenges within the hospitality sector

News | Published June 10th 2019

OPINION: Tackling staffing challenges within the hospitality sector

 In recent years, the number of staff looking for work in the hospitality industry has declined. Where we once had a surplus of staff looking for work, most recently from Europe, we now find ourselves in a much different position as a result of social and economic change.
Conservative Party leadership race: Who’s who?

News | Published June 10th 2019

Conservative Party leadership race: Who’s who?

 As the Tory leadership race continues, read our summary of the main candidates' stances.
Government spends £97 million on Brexit consultants

News | Published June 7th 2019

Government spends £97 million on Brexit consultants

 According to the National Audit Office, preparing for Brexit has cost the government £97 million in consultancy fees.

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