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Downing Street gathers evidence on rejoining EU as Macron says "welcome back" (opens the original)
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Senior Downing Street officials have been contacting thinktanks and pollsters to test public support for the UK rejoining the EU, according to the Guardian, as momentum builds behind including such a pledge in Labour’s next manifesto. Aides to Andy Burnham have been talking to EU experts at a range of organisations about how the public would view a promise to rejoin, the newspaper reported. Some in No 10 want Labour to promise at least to negotiate over re-entry, something Burnham has said he wa
MI5 tells universities to review ties to China-linked research funder (opens the original)
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MI5 today told British universities to review any collaboration with a Chinese research body it says funds academic work for Beijing’s intelligence service, warning that institutions and researchers who carry on could face prosecution. The Security Service said more than 100 UK-linked academics had contributed to projects funded via the China General Technology Research Institute (CGTRI), which is sometimes translated as the China Academy of General Technology (CAGT). MI5 has identified CGTRI as
Former Dragon Julie Meyer's Swiss investment firm enters liquidation (opens the original)
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A Swiss venture capital firm founded by former Dragons’ Den investor Julie Meyer has gone into liquidation with around 435,000 Swiss francs (£400,000) of open claims against it, according to reports. VIVA Investment Partners AG (VIP) began liquidation proceedings on 18 August, with an official notice published by the Meilen district court, the Daily Mail reported. The newspaper cited Swiss business magazine Beobachter as reporting that the claims were owed to tax offices, IT firms and small busi
Burnham to scrap pension triple lock after next election (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham will scrap the state pension triple lock after the next general election and use the savings to build a National Care Service, the prime minister told the Labour Party conference in Liverpool today. The triple lock guarantees that the state pension rises each year by the highest of average earnings growth, inflation or 2.5 per cent. Burnham said the mechanism would stay in place for the rest of this Parliament, after which pensions would rise in line with prices or by 2.5 per cent a
BCC says Budget is critical test after Burnham conference speech (opens the original)
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The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has said next month’s Budget will be the “critical test” for Andy Burnham’s government, after the Prime Minister’s first Labour Party conference speech as leader today gave business what it called “encouraging signals” on costs. Shevaun Haviland, director general of the BCC, described it as “a powerful speech in which the Prime Minister took a long-term view and signalled a willingness to make tough choices”. “He gave business some encouraging signals that
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