Brexit

He added: “The principal reason why polls now show a small lead for Remain is that, while around one in five (21%) of those who did not vote in 2016 say they would now vote Leave, around a half (51%) state that they would now vote Remain. … [Read more...] about Voters more pessimistic about Brexit but few have changed minds, according to pollster Sir John Curtice

The EU (Withdrawal) Bill is currently in the House of Lords, and if peers amend the legislation it will return to the Commons for further discussion. … [Read more...] about MPs have spent less than a fifth of time in Commons over past year debating Brexit

“In the last decade we have made improvements in the training, recruitment and retention of dentists and as a result we’ve seen an unprecedented increase in the numbers of dentists providing NHS dental services, up 33% under this government.” … [Read more...] about This might hurt a little: Dentists warn Brexit will spark shortage for NHS patients

Investigators found that Gazprom was charging Poland $350 per 1000 cubic meters of gas, compared with $200 further down the Yamal pipeline in Germany, where the cost should logically have been higher. The apparent reason was to punish Poland for refusing to cede control over that section of the infrastructure to the Russians. Germany’s privileged pricing may help explain why it has been the chief champion of Gazprom’s interests in Brussels despite the Kremlin’s assault on Western democracies. … [Read more...] about Delingpole: Exposed – German/Russian EU Conspiracy Vindicates Brexit

Mr Barnier said the EU had made it clear it wants ties to be as close as possible, but Mrs May's plans to leave the bloc's single market and customs union along with other policies meant it was "closing doors". … [Read more...] about EU negotiator Barnier says ‘more clarity’ is still needed from Britain on Brexit