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Takeaway restaurants hit by skills shortages and rising business rates
The sector contributed £4.5bn to economic output last year, claims lobby group.
Roger Baird Jul 10, 2017
Brexit mastermind Dominic Cummings urges 'moronic' Tories to keep UK in Euratom
UK has been a member of the nuclear safety agreement since 1973.
Ian Silvera Jul 10, 2017
Theresa May is facing political reality as she reaches out to Labour over Brexit
UK prime minister is forced to seek help from opposition parties after general election blow.
Ian Silvera Jul 10, 2017
Britain and EU urge China to free dying Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo
Liu was released from jail on medical parole after being diagnosed with late-stage liver cancer.
Divya Kishore Jul 10, 2017
European Union's Michel Barnier says 'frictionless trade' with UK after Brexit is 'not possible'
Europe's Brexit negotiator said a 'no deal' deadlock would be worse for Britain than the bloc.
Roger Baird Jul 06, 2017
Poland's hard-right government is busing Trump fans to Warsaw to give him a hero's welcome
Trump will visit Poland during his trip to Europe for the G20 and will deliver a speech.
Shane Croucher Jul 05, 2017
Jean-Claude Juncker blasts 'ridiculous' EU parliament over feeble MEP attendance
EU Parliament moves from Brussels to Strasbourg every month at a cost of £150m per year.
Ian Silvera Jul 04, 2017
UK faces Brexit anxiety as public lack confidence in Theresa May and David Davis
Almost 50% of voters do not think the UK government will secure a good Brexit deal, Survation says.
Ian Silvera Jul 04, 2017
The UK wants India's post-Brexit trade, but risks turning off its people
India and the UK have a chance to build a transformational relationship.
Manoj Ladwa Jul 03, 2017
UK to quit international fishing agreements
Government plans to 'take back control' and pull out of the 1964 treaty in two years.
Ian Silvera Jul 02, 2017
Who has the most influence over Brexit in the UK?
From Theresa May to Jeremy Corbyn, IBTimes UK lists the most important politicians.
Ian Silvera Jun 30, 2017
Jeremy Corbyn shows 'true Brexit colours' as Labour's rebel shadow ministers are sacked over EU vote
Andy Slaughter, Catherine West and Ruth Cadbury voted to keep the UK in the EU's single-market.
Ian Silvera Jun 30, 2017
Brexit migration crackdown may thwart crime gangs says National Crime Agency
Restrictions on EU nationals coming to the UK could help police forces and 'hamper' criminals.
Ian Silvera Jun 29, 2017
Archbishop of York demands UK government drops 'threatening' Brexit language
Dr John Sentamu condemned 'fiery slogans' such as 'no deal is better than a bad deal'.
Ian Silvera Jun 29, 2017
British public show more support for tax hikes under Conservatives as Euroscepticism grows
Annual social attitudes study also found that British people are becoming more socially liberal.
Ian Silvera Jun 28, 2017
Theresa May 'blocked' call to grant EU nationals residency rights after Brexit vote
May was the only cabinet minister to oppose David Cameron's plan, George Osborne claims.
Ian Silvera Jun 23, 2017
One year after the Brexit vote, the UK may have faced the economic calm before the storm
"The risk is that there is a rapid erosion in business and consumer confidence," Jonathan Portes warns.
Jonathan Portes Jun 23, 2017
Theresa May unveils 'settled status' offer to 3m EU citizens after Brexit
The UK Prime Minister said that citizens living in the UK 5 years or more could get 'settled EU status'
William Watkinson Jun 22, 2017
Could Brexit be stopped? EU chief Donald Tusk says 'door remains open' for UK
European Council president quoted from John Lennon's Imagine as he described himself as a 'dreamer'.
Ian Silvera Jun 22, 2017
Tory MPs plot over WhatsApp to derail 'hard Brexit' colleagues
A fight over the UK's future relationship with the EU is going on inside the Conservative Party.
Ian Silvera Jun 21, 2017
UK and EU trade talks on hold as Michel Barnier dictates Brexit timetable to David Davis
"We want to make sure that the withdrawal of the UK happens in an orderly manner," Barnier said.
Ian Silvera Jun 20, 2017
Remain campaign boss partly blames David Cameron and BBC 'balance' for Brexit vote
Will Straw said he felt like he had one hand tied behind his back because of Tory unity fears.
Ian Silvera Jun 20, 2017
Lib Dems urge David Davis to press EU nations for migration concessions as Brexit talks begin
Party's Brexit spokesperson Tom Brake MP talked to IBTimes UK as the two-year-long talks began.
Ian Silvera Jun 19, 2017
New economists' poll suggests chances of 'hard Brexit' receding
Reuters' survey of City experts finds majority opining that a 'hard Brexit' option might be off the table.
Gaurav Sharma Jun 14, 2017
David Cameron tells Theresa May to listen to rival parties as UK faces 'softer' Brexit
"She is going to have to talk more widely, listen to other parties," the former prime minister said.
Ian Silvera Jun 14, 2017
Europe's top negotiator Michel Barnier urges UK to not 'waste time' and open Brexit talks
The European Union official said a number of options are available but the bloc will not allow "cherry picking".
Roger Baird Jun 13, 2017
As Brexit talks start here's where Theresa May's new cabinet voted in the EU referendum
How the Conservative top team, including Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, are divided.
Ian Silvera Jun 12, 2017
UK's Brexit minister David Davis: Election has not scuppered our EU divorce plans
Senior Conservative says the government is still planning to split from the EU's single-market.
Ian Silvera Jun 12, 2017
Owen Paterson: EU cannot ignore pro-Brexit parties winning 85% of the vote
Ex-Conservative minister spoke to IBTimes UK about the election, Theresa May and Brexit.
Ian Silvera Jun 12, 2017
John McDonnell: Pro-Brexit Labour will take UK out of EU's single-market
Shadow Chancellor says it is important to respect the result of the EU referendum.
Ian Silvera Jun 11, 2017
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