Pound hits new two-year low as no-deal Brexit rhetoric hardens
Investors are concerned that the Government is getting closer to a no-deal Brexit, which they believe will hit the UK economy and the pound.
Investors are concerned that the Government is getting closer to a no-deal Brexit, which they believe will hit the UK economy and the pound.
It’s all feeling very early-2017, as the Conservatives look to unite the Leave vote against divided opposition.
Boris will look to feast on the divisions he helped sow, and there's nothing more Trump-esque than that.
The image was accompanied by the words: ‘Your Majesty, your new prime minister is a liar’.
The new Tory leader tends to make the most of media events.
The former PM says a no-deal Brexit would be a national act of self-harm for which the country is ill-prepared.
Tim Martin said he would back Boris yet insisted the Brexit Party would still have a role to play in shaping the UK’s exit from the European Union.
The ambassador described Donald Trump's regime as "dysfunctional", "faction riven", "diplomatically clumsy"and "inept.”
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