UK inflation in May jumped to 2.9%, the fastest incline in UK prices in nearly four years, according to new data from the Office for National Statistics.
When Conservative leader Theresa May called a snap general election for June 8th with her party holding a 20-point poll lead, few could have predicted last night’s election result, in which there was no outright winner.
Prime Minister Theresa May finally unveiled the Conservative manifesto on Thursday after spending the week criticising the Labour Party’s, and it appears that May and the Conservatives are hell-bent on a hard-Brexit.
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According to a report by the British Chambers of Commerce, Brexit has not perturbed UK customers, with the economic slowdown this year being less severe than first feared.
Prime Minister Theresa May can now formally begin her discussions with the European Union to determine the terms of Brexit after the Queen gave Royal Asset to the Brexit bill.
The UK’s negotiations to exit the European Union could lead to a complete breakdown between the European body and Britain, according to former European Commission official David Wright.
Charles Edouard Boutee, the chief executive of Roland Berger, Europe’s largest management consultancy, has told The Times that businesses are underestimating the complexity and effects of Brexit, and has warned investors about investing in Brexit Britain.
