The Observer view on Labour’s economic strategy: EU is the key to growth With polling revealing 56% think Brexit has had a bad effect on the economy, Keir Starmer has wriggle room for renegotiation The Guardian - UK · Jun 22, 2024
Starmer’s growth plan ‘doomed’ without access to EU markets, warn economists Labour leader told if elected he will have to rejoin the customs union to meet party’s manifesto pledges, while 56% of voters say Brexit was bad for economy The Guardian - UK · Jun 22, 2024
The great election turn-off: the true scale of millennials and Gen Z who won’t vote Exclusive: New polling reveals that those aged between 18 and 34 feel disenfranchised by the political parties The Independent UK · Jun 22, 2024
Reopening Brexit debate would bring ‘turmoil’, says Keir Starmer Labour leader rules out rejoining EU, single market or customs union The Guardian - UK · Jun 22, 2024
'An insult to all Ukrainians': SNP hit back at Nigel Farage Russia comments NIGEL Farage’s comments defending Vladimir Putin’s actions in Ukraine are “an insult to all Ukrainians who have suffered at the hands of his… The National (Scotland) · Jun 22, 2024
Nigel Farage claims Russia was provoked into Ukraine war Farage, who has long been accused of being a Putin apologist, tells BBC Moscow was given excuse by EU and Nato eastern expansion The Guardian - UK · Jun 21, 2024
Fiona Bruce slated for 'blatant attempt' to shut down John Swinney on Brexit FIONA Bruce interrupted First Minister John Swinney around 20 times during his half-hour grilling on Question Time. The National (Scotland) · Jun 21, 2024
Sunak ‘incredibly angry’ over gambling scandal but refuses to suspend candidates involved PM’s campaign woes in the spotlight as a BBC Question Time audience grilled him on the betting scandal engulfing members of his inner circle The Independent UK · Jun 20, 2024
The party leaders on NHS waiting lists and immigration targets Keir Starmer, John Swinney, Rishi Sunak and Ed Davey took questions from the public on Thursday. We examine their claims on hospital backlogs, Lib Dem policies and Brexit The Guardian - UK · Jun 20, 2024
UK plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda may never happen but other European leaders still want to copy it – podcast A controversial British government plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda has been central to the UK’s response to a recent sharp increase in the number of people making the dangerous journey across the English Channel in small boats. But if the Conservative party lose the general election in early… The Conversation · Jun 20, 2024
Tony Blair sold the UK on a vision for the future. Can Keir Starmer do the same to return Labour to power? When British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced the UK general election outside 10 Downing Street in the pouring rain last month, the ignominy of the moment was compounded by the sound of a protester playing “Things Can Only Get Better” by D:Ream. The Conversation · Jun 19, 2024
Simon Calder warns that without these documents you could be turned away from Spain Exclusive: The ‘Letter of Invitation’ takes weeks to obtain, and is one of many Brexit hurdles the UK insisted on applying to its citizens The Independent UK · Jun 19, 2024
Everything you need to know about what's in the SNP manifesto THE SNP’s manifesto opens with a commitment that a vote for them is a vote for Scottish independence. The National (Scotland) · Jun 19, 2024
Your Farage questions answered – from running for PM in 2029 to why Reform leader gets ‘so much airtime’ Our political editor David Maddox hosted a Q&A session with Independent readers who wanted further insight on the Reform leader’s campaign plans The Independent UK · Jun 19, 2024
International Business Times UK · Jun 19, 2024 UK Is Losing Its Millionaires Because Of Taxes, Political Turmoil - Where Are They Going? The report notes that the United Kingdom experienced a net loss of 9,500 high-net-worth individuals in 2024 — more than double last year's figure of 4,200
The Independent UK · Jun 19, 2024 Navigating five years of UK fintech amid Brexit and Covid-19 THE ARTICLES ON THESE PAGES ARE PRODUCED BY BUSINESS REPORTER, WHICH TAKES SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONTENTS
The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2024 Lib Dems hoping fair electoral wind will help blow down England’s ‘blue wall’ Calum Miller, the Lib Dem candidate for Bicester and Woodstock, has been faced with widespread disenchantment from former Tory voters
The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2024 Civil war, what civil war? The so-called Tory moderates never even put up a fight By pitching only to Reform voters, Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives have given up even trying to be a party of mainstream Britain, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
Evening Standard · Jun 18, 2024 OPINION - Boris Johnson's return is an uncomfortable reminder of Conservative choices Broadly speaking, there are two distinct types of television dramas: procedurals and serials. The former, often set in a courtroom or police station, specialise in predictable structures with self-contained storylines that typically revolve around a different case or crime.
Fortune · Jun 18, 2024 Record 9,500 millionaires expected to leave the U.K. this year A “perfect storm” of Brexit fallout, political uncertainty, and a clampdown on tax avoidance is causing the U.K.’s wealthy to take flight.
The Independent UK · Jun 18, 2024 Independent readers say addressing Brexit should be a priority for the next government We wanted to know if our readers agreed with Sir Ed Davey – should Brexit be reversed? Or, like Mr Farage, did they feel Britain’s exit from the EU was simply bungled?
The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2024 Labour’s EU policy will do little to address economic impact of Brexit, says thinktank UK in a Changing Europe concludes Labour has ruled out changes that would have made biggest boost to growth
The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2024 Nigel Farage’s Reform contract isn’t worth the paper it’s written on – but who cares? Nige isn’t here to sell his fantasies, all he’s really selling is himself – along with disaffection and division
The National (Scotland) · Jun 17, 2024 'Critical': Labour must stick to pledge to devolve post-Brexit funds, Greens say IT is “critical” that a UK Labour government sticks to a manifesto pledge to hand control over post-Brexit structural funding to devolved…
Evening Standard · Jun 17, 2024 OPINION - Labour will need to do more than offer the 'Cakeism of Remainers' On the same day Arsenal defeated Manchester United on penalties to win the 2005 FA Cup final, David Foster Wallace delivered perhaps the most celebrated commencement speech of modern times. Standing in front of graduating students at Kenyon College, Ohio, he opened with a joke: