The government is currently holding a strategic review of Whitehall which at one stage looked as if it would result in the UK’s aid budget being swallowed up in a new department. Downing Street seems to have rejected the idea and Sharma believes the summit is an opportunity to demonstrate the potential for cross-Whitehall cooperation. … [Read more...] about UK channels aid budget as it seeks closer ties with Africa post-Brexit
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Greene King’s £4.6bn takeover typifies UK’s cheap post-Brexit assets
More from Business Ryanair threatens legal action over bailout of 'billionaire-owned' Flybe Electric cars: Warning of power blackouts unless UK prepares Primark suffers fall in UK sales despite solid Christmas Cheers! Pub numbers grow for the first time in a decade Farmers to be paid to protect the environment and improve animal welfare Bratches’ exit signals Formula One commercial shake-up … [Read more...] about Greene King’s £4.6bn takeover typifies UK’s cheap post-Brexit assets
Brexit: EU migration rules ‘to end straight after no-deal’
Brexit: How would no deal affect UK citizens in the EU? How could a UK points-based immigration system work? British-Irish rights deal signed Under the withdrawal agreement, negotiated with the EU by former Prime Minister Mrs May, freedom of movement would have stayed for a two-year transition period. … [Read more...] about Brexit: EU migration rules ‘to end straight after no-deal’
Brexit: There will be no automatic deportation for EU citizens – Verhofstadt
'I'm angry to be treated as second-class citizen' EU reveals clues ahead of post-Brexit talks with UK Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Mr Verhofstadt said he believed those who missed the deadline would still be able to apply for settled status after "giving grounds why it was not possible to do it within the normal procedures". … [Read more...] about Brexit: There will be no automatic deportation for EU citizens – Verhofstadt
Brexit, Iran and Trump dominate on German defense minister’s UK trip
Brexit timeline: Charting Britain's turbulent exodus from Europe December 2019: Lawmakers vote for Johnson's Withdrawal Bill On December 22, UK lawmakers vote for Prime Minister Johnson's European Union withdrawal bill, which will see a leave date of January 31 2020 enshrined in law. Getting a majority to vote to pass the bill in the lower house has proven a major sticking point for the PM, but following a general election Johnson's Conservative party won control of the house and the bill passed with a 124 majority. … [Read more...] about Brexit, Iran and Trump dominate on German defense minister’s UK trip
