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Anita Alig is a writer living in the West of Ireland. Above all, she loves poetry but also likes to put pen and paper to current affairs and lesser-told stories. Email: aliga@westminster-daily.com

Farage may fight Euro elections if Brexit is delayed

20 January 201919 January 2024Political Fiber0

The former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has hinted he may form a new political party to fight the European elections this year if Brexit is delayed. Farage, who quit UKIP last year after it appointed former EDL leader Tommy Robinson as an adviser, said the Government lacked the will to exit on World Trade Organisation […]

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Brexit

Second referendum must be an option for Labour, says Starmer

19 January 201919 January 2024Political Fiber0

The possibility of holding a second referendum with Remain on the ballot must be kept open by Labour, the party’s shadow Brexit Secretary has said. Sir Keir Starmer said Labour should either pressure the government to negotiate a deal based on a customs union, or fight for a new public vote. His comments came after […]

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Prime Minister seeks Brexit consensus to break deadlock

17 January 201919 January 2024Political Fiber0

Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will meet MPs over the next few days as she attempts to find a solution to the political impasse over Brexit. She suffered a heavy Commons defeat in Tuesday’s vote on her withdrawal deal and survived a vote of no confidence in her government last night. Now she […]

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Brexit

Government sees off motion of no confidence by 19 votes

16 January 201919 January 2024Political Fiber0

Theresa May’s government survived an attempt to remove them from power by 19 votes in the Commons tonight. MPs who had lined up to vote against the Prime Minister’s Brexit withdrawal deal rallied to her side to help secure victory by 325 votes to 306. The vote had been triggered by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, […]

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UK economy

Marks & Spencer names latest round of stores facing closure

15 January 201919 January 2024Political Fiber0

The latest wave of stores targeted for closure as part of a major re-organisation have been announced by Marks & Spencer. More than 1000 staff will be affected if the 17 stores do close as the chain presses on with its long-term plan to reduce its High Street presence. Mark & Spencer have already closed […]

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Brexit

Boss of car giant supports Prime Minister’s Brexit deal

14 January 201919 January 2024Political Fiber0

The boss of Toyota’s European division has thrown his support behind Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal ahead of tomorrow’s crucial Commons vote. Voting through the Prime Minister’s withdrawal deal would protect the UK car industry and avoid the damage caused by a hard Brexit, said Dr Johan van Zyl. He spoke out after Ford […]

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Conference

No-deal Brexit could break up UK, says Prime Minister

14 January 201919 January 2024Political Fiber0

A no-deal Brexit could lead to the break-up of the United Kingdom, Prime Minister Theresa May has claimed. She said leaving the EU without a deal would play into the hands of those who want a poll on a united Ireland and a second Scottish independence referendum. Her Brexit withdrawal deal is due to be […]

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Westminster

May issues plea over Brexit deal as she faces Commons defeat

13 January 201919 January 2024Political Fiber0

MPs have been urged by the government to throw their support behind Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal in Tuesday’s vote in the Commons. May’s withdrawal agreement with the EU is expected to be heavily defeated, with around 100 Tory MPs joining Labour, the DUP and SNP to vote it down. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn […]

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House of Commons

Ruling on Brexit vote puts Speaker in Commons firing line

10 January 201919 January 2024Political Fiber0

A row erupted in the Commons last night after Speaker John Bercow broke with precedent to allow MPs to vote on a Brexit amendment and inflict another defeat on the Government. Many Tory MPs accused Bercow of authorising a ‘unilateral change’ to Parliamentary rules and ignoring the advice of his own officials. But Bercow defended […]

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Business

Up to 5000 Jaguar Land Rover jobs to be cut

10 January 201919 January 2024Political Fiber0

More than 12 per cent of the workforce is facing the axe at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), the company announced today. The company said it will cut as many as 5000 posts out of a total UK staff of 40,000, with management, administrative and marketing roles most at risk. Some production staff could also go […]

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