Economics

Fears Turkish Lira Crisis Will Hit Eurozone

Turkey is facing a severe economic crisis, with inflation soaring and a drop in the lira. Questions have arisen around the nation’s economic management as recent US sanctions take effect. European banks are bracing themselves as fears of economic contagion spread.
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Three Bits Of Bad News Buried In Philip Hammond's Spring Statement

Start spending your 2ps.
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Penny Mordaunt To Pledge £5 Million To Help Protect Children Following Oxfam Scandal

Haiti claims 'sickens and disgusts' international development secretary.
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MPs Launch Workplace Sex Harassment Inquiry

Committee will examine whether incidents are on the rise.
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6 Brexit Questions The Government Still Needs To Answer

With just over a year to go, there are some major issues remaining.
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Oxfam Workers 'Could Face Prosecution In Britain' Over Prostitute Scandal

'People need to go to jail'.
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Priti Patel Claims DfID 'Pushed Back' At Her Attempts To Investigate Sexual Abuse

Former development secretary warns Oxfam case 'tip of the iceberg'.
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Brexit Transition Period 'Not A Given,' Michel Barnier Warns

EU Brexit negotiator has 'problems understanding the UK’s position'.
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What We Needed From The Government’s Response To The Taylor Review Today

More acting and less talking is clearly what we need
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MPs Could Get Vote On Keeping Britain Inside The Single Market

Tory MP to table amendments to Trade Bill.
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