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Former Australian PM Julia Gillard compares post-Brexit trade deals to selling a car
'If you sell your car for a dollar, you can always get a deal,' Gillard told London audience.
Ian Silvera Oct 13, 2016
We dressed visibly as Muslims for a month – here's what it taught us about UK Islamophobia
Many bystanders saw us being threatened and harassed but did not intervene.
Imran Awan Oct 12, 2016
US and EU ask Vietnam to free prominent blogger Mother Mushroom arrested for criticising government
US Ambassador Ted Osius, said that he was 'deeply concerned' about the actions taken by the Vietnamese government.
Divya Kishore Oct 12, 2016
Labour tables 170 Brexit questions for David Davis as MPs debate EU divorce
MPs will debate an Opposition Day motion from Sir Keir Starmer in the Commons on Wednesday.
Ian Silvera Oct 12, 2016
Immigration policy will put the UK's productivity and competitiveness at risk
Businesses will be burdened by regulation; we will see less skilled workers; and illegal working will increase.
Jonathan Portes Oct 12, 2016
Theresa May makes 'eleventh hour concession' over Brexit scrutiny to halt Tory rebellion
'This is one hell of a climbdown,' a Labour source commented.
Romil Patel Oct 12, 2016
City minister Simon Kirby promises 'orderly' EU divorce amid Brexit concerns
Kirby also urged financial services firms to continue to engage with the government.
Ian Silvera Oct 11, 2016
Classic Tories – faking concern for the working class while keeping their own privileges
The latest Tory attempt to rebrand themselves as the party of the proles will fall flat.
James Bloodworth Oct 11, 2016
UK government's Great Repeal Bill is a 'distraction' from real Brexit issue says legal expert
University of Cambridge's Professor Mark Elliott issued warning after David Davis' statement.
Ian Silvera Oct 11, 2016
MPs could still have say on 'final' Brexit deal following 'tyranny' accusations
The government is under pressure to debate the terms of Brexit in parliament.
Romil Patel Oct 11, 2016
Remainers who insist Brexit voters are racist create a self-fulfilling immigration prophecy
By insisting the vote was all about hostility to foreigners, Remainers push policy in that direction.
Daniel Hannan Oct 10, 2016
Goldman Sachs has taken 'no decisions' on whether to axe 2,000 jobs in London over Brexit
Wall Street giant said the Brexit vote presented 'numerous uncertainties' but is still weighing up its options.
Roger Baird Oct 10, 2016
Theresa May takes 'Brexit means Brexit' message to The Hague
Dutch PM Mark Rutte faces a general election in 2017, with Geert Wilders' right-wing party high in the polls.
Ian Silvera Oct 10, 2016
There must be a 'risk' and 'price' for Brexit warns Francois Hollande
'Britain wants to leave, but does not want to pay anything,' the French president said.
Romil Patel Oct 07, 2016
Steven Woolfe: Who is the Ukip MEP and migration spokesman?
Well-respected, calm and analytical, Woolfe had been seen as Ukip's next leader in waiting.
Ian Silvera Oct 06, 2016
Philippines will 'not beg' for aid, Rodrigo Duterte warns US and EU
'I'll be the first one to go hungry and the first the one to die,' the president vowed.
Romil Patel Oct 06, 2016
Amber Rudd's policies are far more extreme than anything Ukip has suggested
If Ukip can't step up, voters have a radical choice between May's aristocratic right and Corbyn's Trotskyist left.
Suzanne Evans Oct 05, 2016
Theresa May will divide Britain to rule it - that's what seizing the 'centre ground' really means
This was the most isolationist, contradictory speech delivered by a party leader in recent times.
Jane Merrick Oct 05, 2016
I never thought I'd say this - but I miss David Cameron and his liberal instincts
It's as if suddenly we live in a one-party state where dissent is scorned - which allows racism to steadily grow.
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Oct 04, 2016
The Tories are beatable, but the left will be undone by its attitude to foreign policy
If Corbynistas are so wrong about world events, the public will ask how they can be trusted to run things here.
James Bloodworth Oct 04, 2016
British businesses should drop fears over EU single-market, says ex-BCC boss
John Longworth spoke to IBTimes UK at the 2016 Conservative conference in Birmingham.
Ian Silvera Oct 04, 2016
Tory conference: Theresa May has played a blinder so far – but we need Labour opposition
It's not good for the governing party, which needs to be tested to avoid turning in on itself.
Ed Vaizey MP Oct 03, 2016
UK Chancellor Philip Hammond gives EU-funded firms Brexit guarantee
Companies will have to apply to the Treasury for the cash to 'protect British jobs and businesses'.
Ian Silvera Oct 03, 2016
UK faces 'hard Brexit' as David Davis vows Tories will slash immigration
Davis went further than any of his cabinet minister colleagues on the issue at the Tory conference.
Ian Silvera Oct 02, 2016
Read Brexit Secretary David Davis' full speech to Conservative conference
Brexit Secretary promised to bring immigration numbers down and control the UK's borders.
Staff Reporter Oct 02, 2016
Theresa May: UK will ignore Brexit doubters to unlock 'Global Britain'
British PM promised to trigger Article 50 before March at the Conservative conference.
Ian Silvera Oct 02, 2016
Ruth Davidson: Nicola Sturgeon must stop 'megaphone diplomacy' over Brexit
Scottish Conservative leader and Remain campaigner wants more cooperation from Sturgeon.
Ian Silvera Oct 02, 2016
'Brexit means Brexit': What is Theresa May's Great Repeal Bill?
Prime minister will make major Brexit announcement at the Tory conference in Birmingham.
Ian Silvera Oct 02, 2016
Jeremy Corbyn must focus less on immigration - there's no formula with wide appeal
If Labour wants a new angle, the emphasis must be on sharing the proceeds of globalisation and immigration.
Alex Balch Sep 29, 2016
Liam Fox: EU is breaking up and could implode after Brexit
International Trade Secretary issued warning ahead of the Conservative Party conference this weekend.
Ian Silvera Sep 29, 2016
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