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Welcome to Interel’s insight on the latest political developments in the UK and EU. At this time of seismic change in British and European politics, our team of experts set out their views on the latest twists and turns in the debate.

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How Coronavirus has changed, and will change, the United Kingdom

William Terras

28 May 2020 - 15:08

The UK rolled into the new decade fresh from a General Election and unaware of the crisis it would find itself, and the world, engulfed in only a few months later. In the last 12 weeks the country has changed, socially, economically and politically. As we enter an era of unchartered waters and uncertain futures, […]

Droning on regardless

Adam Isaacs

18 May 2020 - 15:23

In the age of coronavirus many of us have had to adjust to a different reality, a shake up to our routines and patterns. We have learnt that there are many ways our lives have changed, from the obvious – how we speak to friends and colleagues, to the more complex, or so it proved […]

The forgotten negotiations: can the UK secure a deal with the EU?

William Blackman

15 May 2020 - 11:29

With political and media attention across the world focused on the global response to the Coronavirus pandemic, there has been little attention paid to the negotiations between the UK and EU on their future relationship, which entered their crucial third round of talks this week. There can be no doubt that progress so far in […]

Ending the lockdown: how will retail adapt to the new normal?

Anna Jobling

27 Apr 2020 - 09:37

In a recent survey, going out for dinner is top of the list for British consumers post lockdown. However, even when the current restrictions are lifted, dining is likely to be a very different experience. Picture this: On arriving at the restaurant, the maitre d’ asks for your full name and contact details to keep […]

Clash of the Crises

Victoria McNish

20 Apr 2020 - 08:33

Let’s go back to January 2020 – a mere three months ago. We were fresh out of a General Election with a Government riding high on a strong parliamentary majority, poised to unleash spending and ‘level-up’ the economy. Boris even managed to get Brexit done. 2019 had been the year of Extinction Rebellion and Greta […]

From lockdown to flourishing towns?

Adam Isaacs

16 Apr 2020 - 08:53

It’s been a month without Premier League football now. Somehow, we are just about managing to cope. But picture this – Boris Johnson, having recovered from his Covid-19 symptoms, steps onto our TV screens at 5pm for the daily press conference we’ve all come to loathe and love in equal measure. He announces the one […]

Will there be a new tech political contract after Covid-19?

Will Wallace

9 Apr 2020 - 18:19

Business continuity has relied on technology platforms and questions on workforce flexibility have been accelerated. Digital transformation through cloud, automation and data analytics may reach terminal velocity as FDs drive efficiency. The resilience of our economy and supply chains has been maintained through the digital processes underpinning them. Social media has become a quite-literal lifeline. […]

Keir Starmer: Labour leader or future Prime Minister?

Katherine Morgan

6 Apr 2020 - 07:53

The election of Keir Starmer as Labour leader this weekend shows that in politics, as in life, anything is possible. Just a year ago we were contemplating the rise of Change UK, the resurgence of the Liberal Democrats and a fracturing of the British pollical system on the left and the right, forever more. Team […]

The inconsistent government approach to transport and coronavirus

Stephen Bramall

3 Apr 2020 - 11:27

The transport industry is well and truly on its knees. Bus and rail patronage is down by anything between 90 and 95%, while airlines have grounded entire fleets. There is almost no part of the transport industry that has been untouched by coronavirus – from public transport and coach operators, to airlines and airports, to […]

China’s mask diplomacy: changing perceptions?

Mark Pinner

30 Mar 2020 - 09:35

Life in China is slowly getting back to normal, with only a handful of ‘homegrown’ coronavirus infections, and almost all new cases coming from people returning to China from abroad. The Coronavirus in China is currently under control, which has been achieved faster than the government expected. The Chinese medical devices industry had been geared […]

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What we're talking about

How Coronavirus has changed, and will change, the United Kingdom

William Terras

Droning on regardless

Adam Isaacs

The forgotten negotiations: can the UK secure a deal with the EU?

William Blackman

Ending the lockdown: how will retail adapt to the new normal?

Anna Jobling

Clash of the Crises

Victoria McNish

From lockdown to flourishing towns?

Adam Isaacs

Will there be a new tech political contract after Covid-19?

Will Wallace

Keir Starmer: Labour leader or future Prime Minister?

Katherine Morgan

The inconsistent government approach to transport and coronavirus

Stephen Bramall

China’s mask diplomacy: changing perceptions?

Mark Pinner

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