Boris Johnson appears to row back from Tory pledge to cut immigration
Boris Johnson has appeared to row back from a promise to cut immigration if the Tories are returned power in the General Election on December 12.
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How would the political parties approach immigration?
Immigration has re-emerged as a key election battleground but the political parties are so far remaining tight-lipped on the detail of their proposals.
Nicola Sturgeon prioritises indyref2 over second Brexit vote
Nicola Sturgeon has made clear she would prioritise holding a second independence referendum over a fresh vote on Brexit.
Jo Swinson vows to revoke Article 50 on day one of Lib Dem government
Jo Swinson has pledged to revoke Article 50 on day one of her premiership if she is elected to Number 10.
Arron Banks has given up fighting Tories due to ‘Brexhaustion’, says Farage
Nigel Farage has said Leave campaigner Arron Banks has “given up” on fighting the Tories over Brexit as he has got “Brexhaustion”.
Consumers unexpectedly cautious with spending in October
Consumers were unexpectedly cautious in their spending in October after showing sustained confidence in the face of Brexit uncertainty, official figures show.
Tories vow to cut immigration but refuse to commit to ‘arbitrary targets’
The Tories have pledged they will cut immigration if they return to power in the General Election but said they will not set “arbitrary targets” for getting the numbers down.
READERS’ LETTERS: Scotland should go independent and rejoin EU once Trump and Putin get their way on Brexit
Sir, – As the full implications of Brexit unfold it is clear that only two national leaders apart from Boris Johnson actually welcome it.
Nigel Farage under pressure as deadline for General Election nominations looms
Nigel Farage is under pressure to pull Brexit Party candidates from marginal seats with the deadline for nominations just hours away.
‘North set to out-perform South for house price growth over next five years’
The average house price is predicted to be £35,000 higher in five years’ time as “Brexit and election-related angst” subsides, according to a report.