May tells Cabinet to hold their nerve as Brexit talks hit critical phase
Theresa May has told her Cabinet ministers to hold their nerve as Brexit negotiations hit a difficult stage in the wake of the rejection of her plans by EU leaders at Salzburg.
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Signs of division among Labour ranks ahead of crucial Brexit vote
On the eve of a crucial vote on Labour’s approach to Brexit, there were signs of division at the top of the party over whether a second referendum could include the option of remaining in the EU.
Brexit no-deal legislation delayed by Stormont impasse
Brexit no-deal legislation has been delayed by the Stormont impasse, Northern Ireland’s justice department said.
Richard Leonard: End ‘feudal’ land ownership in Scotland
Half of all land in Scotland is still owned by “feudal” private landowners, Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard has told conference.
May urged to grasp ‘supercalifragilisticexpialidocious’ Canada style deal
Theresa May has been urged to grasp a “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” Canada style trade deal with the European Union by leading Tory Brexiteers.
Morgan Stanley to issue Brexit update to clients this week
Morgan Stanley will update investment banking clients on its Brexit plans this week, as the Wall Street giant prepares to transfer business from London to bulked up offices in Frankfurt, Paris and Dublin.
READERS’ LETTERS: Remaining in EU is most likely outcome
Sir, – If anyone thinks we will leave the EU they are deluded.
Any new Brexit referendum should not be re-run of divisive 2016 vote – McDonnell
Any new Brexit referendum should not include the option of remaining in the European Union, John McDonnell indicated, as Labour braced for a “rumbustious” row on the issue.
Real ‘People’s Vote’ on Brexit would be general election – McDonnell
Labour is set for a “rumbustious” row over Brexit policy after pro-EU activists’ hopes of the party throwing its weight behind a second referendum suffered a major setback.
Barclays expands EU operations ahead of Brexit
Barclays is beefing up its corporate banking operations in key EU countries ahead of Brexit as the lender looks for ways to serve clients in Europe.