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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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Can the Chancellor turn the tide with the upcoming fiscal statement?

Holly Ramsey

29 Jun 2020 - 11:39

The Chancellor of the Exchequer is preparing to deliver a statement on a fiscal stimulus package in early July. This comes as the Government looks to restart the economy after three months of Coronavirus lockdown, with thousands of businesses having received no income or closed during that time. This is a crucial moment for the […]

Rishi to the Rescue?

Victoria McNish

15 Jun 2020 - 08:27

Walking into Number 11 in February following the resignation of Sajid Javid, new Chancellor Rishi Sunak was already thrown in headfirst knowing he had to deliver his first Budget in just a few short weeks. The March Budget was significant in itself as he dispensed £30bn of additional spending, including £12bn alone to mitigate the […]

Devolution versus centralisation

Stephen Bramall

10 Jun 2020 - 18:07

One of the issues that must surely exercise minds in Whitehall over the coming weeks and months is whether there is any justification in pushing the devolution agenda in England even further or whether, on the contrary, the COVID-19 pandemic has so changed the political and policy landscape that we might even see the devolution […]

What next for the Liberal Democrats?

Tom Bolton King

4 Jun 2020 - 08:31

What’s next for the Liberal Democrats? It’s a matter that isn’t on too many people’s minds whilst coronavirus continues to dominate the agenda. But one day soon some sort of political equilibrium will settle. The Lib Dems will have to determine in the next few months how to find their place in it, as the […]

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 […]

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What we're talking about

Can the Chancellor turn the tide with the upcoming fiscal statement?

Holly Ramsey

Rishi to the Rescue?

Victoria McNish

Devolution versus centralisation

Stephen Bramall

What next for the Liberal Democrats?

Tom Bolton King

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

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