This is because more than 30% of the funding for each of the above subjects comes from the EU. Today’s FT says the following: ‘Of the 15 subjects most dependent on EU funding for a proportion of […]
Yesterday as I was looking at coverage of the terrorist attack in Manchester, I considered citing a few American sources such as the New York Times but then thought better of it: it happened here […]
All eyes were on them yesterday, it cannot be denied. The long awaited meeting between Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon yesterday: the first since their rather public spat about the possibility of a second independence […]
Theresa May has a busy week. Yesterday she was in Glasgow for talks with Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. Prior to that meeting, she addressed the Department for International Development whose office is based in […]
Theresa May will trigger Article 50 tomorrow by writing a letter to Donald Tusk, President of the European Council. The official two year negotiating period in which the UK will still remain part of the European […]
