Domestic Affairs
Certain services will continue in case of no-deal Brexit
The European financial markets can continue to use three major British service providers in the event of a no-deal break. The temporary permits are required by European supervisor…
Continue Reading1000 decisive hours until Brexit
Less than a thousand hours, and then the United Kingdom is no longer a member of the European Union. In the run-up to Brexit, it becomes increasingly clear…
Continue ReadingNew setback for May: House of Commons does not support her plans
The British House of Commons voted against a motion in which Prime Minister May asks for support for her attempt to renegotiate the divorce agreement with the European…
Continue ReadingBrexit expectation has marginally slowed economic growth down
The approaching Brexit clearly has an impact on British economic growth, the media wants us to believe. According to the British statistics office, growth slowed to 0.2 percent…
Continue ReadingInterest rates stay unchanged
The British central bank leaves the main interest rate unchanged at 0.75 percent, as generally expected in the financial markets. In August last year, the Bank of England…
Continue ReadingTheresa May is considering general elections in June
British Prime Minister Theresa May is considering launching general elections in June. This was reported by several outlets on behalf of ‘anonymous sources’. Downing Street 10 plans to…
Continue ReadingQueen to be ‘evacuated’ in case of riots
Project FEAR is alive and kicking for yet another horror story from the loyal media. This time it is a heartbreaking ‘insider’ info about the plan to evacuate…
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