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she must be feeling insecure. Both wings of the tories can blackmail her if they so wish.

May had nothing new to say at yesterday PMQ. Maybe reality starts to dawn on some of the journalists working for the brexit newspapers.

wouldn't it be more beneficial to have ABS at the front wheel?

Turnbull has the majority of 1, that explains why he is desparate for a bit of good TV time. He'll be well gone before brexit happens and no trade deal is going to happen for some time after we are out of the EU.

they won't even talk about any deal for a few years yet. The Australian government doesn't want us to leave the EU.

I think it has to start with the 60%. May can string it out possibly until March. The longer she does, the more likely that brexit will retain access to the Single Market. May has dropped the point based system, meaning that industries and the treasury will determine the level of immigration...

the three brexiteers have always been looking out for themselves. Mrs May walks a tightrope, trying to convince foreigners that the UK is 'still' open for business while the same foreigners think we are fools to leave the Single Market. UBS has just announced they'll cut 1,500 jobs when brexit...

no, we need to delay article 50. The poll may be correct, two thirds believe in a bright future now, people like a change of political landscape, but maybe the same two thirds won't in 6 month time when the inflation bites become undeniable. Then parliament will have to debate what brexit is for.

the economy will be OK until at least the a year after brexit negotiations have started. In the meantime, exports to the EU increase, imports from the EU decrease thanks to competitive devaluation, consumption of imported goods decreases, tax receipts are up due to short term inflation and...

why we should be out of the EU for a while. http://www.lemonde.fr/idees/article/2014/06/05/amis-anglais-sortez-de-l-union-europeenne-mais-ne-la-faites-pas-mourir_4431399_3232.html

you can at least re-position your product range or rejig your marketing, the salary men on PAYE has no such recourse. Hammond is at least happy with the competitive devaluation of the Pound. The longer Mrs May takes to trigger article 50, the more tax take Mr Hammond is going to enjoy. Who...

we tend to look at gains and losses in economic terms. Brexit brought out a lot of people who normally don't vote. If they see they win and the result is carried out, it's a big gain in itself. So far, it's the poor who bears all the costs of the vote, through the drop in the value of the...

I disagree. The current situation is clearly divisive, there are at least 17 million unhappy voters. If brexit makes us all worse off, then the next vote will be a resounding u-turn. If brexit improves the life of people who voted for it, then the majority was right. going through with brexit...

I am much more hopeful, Dave. Brexit gives to both the EU and the UK time to reconcile their differences. The UK is still the most tolerant and inclusive country in Europe if not in the whole world. Brexit will be a little xenophobic blip with small economic consequences. It'll pass.

he does what City ?ankers do.

like lemmings?

Let's just wait a bit for the effect of the cheap Pound hits home. That is a substantial inflation. The Bank of England will have to react sooner or later.