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Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has warned that Brexit will have a negative impact on the UK's economic growth "for the foreseeable future." However, he believes that the economy will adjust and find balance again in the longer term. Bailey made these comments at the
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Labour's Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting, has sent a signal that the party is willing to confront the economic damage caused by Brexit, sparking hope that the party may finally begin to address the issue. This change in tone comes as Labour prepares
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Britain's former senior trade negotiator, Sir Crawford Falconer, has warned that the European Union's threat to levy crippling tariffs on British steel is illegal and would breach the post-Brexit free trade deal. The EU's proposal to reduce the amount of steel that can be
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Brexit was never designed to be an economic success story, yet Britain has discovered a secret competitive advantage in complex manufacturing. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, supply chain disruptions, and Brexit-related changes, top-end design, customization, niche engineering, and technological integration have emerged as the UK's strong
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Boris Johnson, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, delivered a passionate Convocation address at Liberty University, reminding students of the importance of safeguarding the freedoms that built America and sustain Western civilization. Johnson admired the United States for its independence and its spirit of freedom, even supporting its secession
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As the prime minister gears up to blame Brexit for Britain's ailing economy, Health Secretary Wes Streeting has expressed his support for this stance. At the Cliveden Literary Festival, Streeting said the country is facing an "enormous amount of jeopardy" due to the economic problems caused
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As the Labour Party gears up for its November Budget, Health Secretary Wes Streeting has acknowledged that Brexit is a "problem" caused by the UK's exit from the EU. Speaking at the Cliveden Literary Festival, Streeting expressed frustration at not being able to speak out about
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Nick Thomas-Symonds, the minister for the Constitution and European Relations, claims that the Government's EU reset is being done in the national interest, to secure borders, bring down bills, and protect jobs. However, this contradicts the very objective of Parliament's intentions and undermines the centuries-old principle
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The story of Britain's complex and evolving relationship with Europe is a tale of power struggles, diplomatic missteps, and shifting allegiances that spans over seven decades. This narrative is expertly woven by Tom McTague in his book "Between the Waves," which delves into the untold history
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Despite her reputation for neutrality, Queen Elizabeth II privately expressed concerns about the UK leaving the European Union, a new book has revealed. According to author Valentine Low, in an extract serialised in The Times, the late monarch told a senior minister three months before the 2016 Brexit referendum that
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Labour's minister for Europe, Nick Thomas-Symonds, has argued that the previous Conservative government left Britain with the first ever free trade agreement that made it harder to trade. He unveiled plans for a new permanent deal with the European Union, saying the government will begin detailed talks on
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Nick Thomas-Symonds, the Cabinet Office minister, sent a clear message to Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform, in a speech at The Spectator on Wednesday. Thomas-Symonds attacked Farage's approach to politics, calling him out for his divisive rhetoric and cushy pension as a former member of the European
