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To prepare for disruption, the medicines agency has already had to scale back operations
UK foreign secretary says a ‘significant’ short-term market reaction would follow
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Foreign secretary’s activist role contrasts with sidelining of Boris Johnson
Increased public and consumer spending eases concerns over export-led slowdown
In its response to Ottawa’s row with Saudi Arabia, the EU is repeating past mistakes
Warsaw and European Commission in bitter stand-off over rule of law
Idea had been considered a non-starter by international community
Brussels would do well to encourage the democratic values many Turks subscribe to
Proposal runs up against May’s Chequers strategy of staying in single market
Concern about Maltese passports for Russians ahead of push against money-laundering
Fears of Russian domination through gas sales ignore earlier pipeline projects
Horizon 2020 research programme has channelled more than €11bn to the UK since 2014
Contingency plans being made for moving information between UK and Europe
Foreign policy chief is a relaxed Italian who told companies to increase Iran deals
Employers’ body says EU citizens should not be included in Tier 2 visa system
FCA says it is open to ‘broad range’ of arrangements on booking risk and profit
Whether in the US or Mexico, workers find it far easier to count losses than gains
A pragmatic, dispassionate approach will bear fruit because we are not that far apart
Yields spike as country’s populist Eurosceptic coalition government begins negotiations
Berlin seeking agreements with EU countries to ease domestic pressure over refugees
US sanctions on Turkish ministers is just the poisoned cherry on a rotting cake
Employment in the capital is growing faster than elsewhere but the housing market is a concern
