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UK close to Australian trade deal Louise Moon, Simon Foy © Provided by The Telegraph Liz Truss Workspace tumbled to the bottom of the FTSE 250 after a double-downgrade by Barclays that said there is “too much” optimism being priced in about the positive impact reopening will have on flexible office space providers. Paul May, an analyst at the bank, said the downturn in London offices that started last year “could be structural rather than cyclical, with permanently lower London-office demand due to work from home”. Analysts noted that since office take-up in London...

A new orbit There are big constraints on divergence, but opportunities too I N JANUARY 2017 the Conservative Party’s civil war over how to leave the European Union was just beginning. Many Tory MPs had only a fuzzy idea of what quitting the single market and customs union would mean; some entertained themselves with a campaign to relaunch the Royal Yacht. Sir Michael Rawlins, then the head of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, ( MHRA) Britain’s drugs regulator, saw the road ahead clearly. Listen to this story Enjoy more audio and podcasts oniOSorAndroid. Leaving the...

Protocol is hampering inward flow of some goods to Northern Ireland from Great Britain 24 February 2021 • 9:30pm A sign against the Brexit border checks in relation to the Northern Ireland protocol at the harbour in Larne Credit: CLODAGH KILCOYNE/REUTERS The Northern Ireland Protocol must be abolished rather than tweaked, the European Research Group will urge the Government on Thursday. The hardline Tory Brexiteers will publish a report, seen by The Telegraph, urging Boris Johnson to overhaul the problematic protocol rather than work with the EU to amend it. It comes amid a growing outcry o...

The British Urban Film Festival launches official selection on Apple TV It's being reported that the British Urban Film Festival (BUFF) has made its official selection available through Apple TV (today), after shifting to a later date and online due to the pandemic.   The 16th edition of the UK festival launched a 70-strong selection of titles on the Apple TV app today (December 18) including James Webber’s drama Sorority and Patrick Rooney’s motorbike racing documentary In The Red.   The festival will also make a selection of films available through its own website such as Clare Anyia...

‘No Shade’ The British Urban Film Festival (BUFF) has made its official selection available through Apple TV, after shifting to a later date and online due to the pandemic. The 15th edition of the UK festival launched a 70-strong selection of titles on the Apple TV app today (December 18) including James Webber’s drama Sorority and Patrick Rooney’s motorbike racing documentary In The Red. The festival will also make a selection of films available through its own website such as Clare Anyiam-Osigwe’s romantic drama No Shade, produced by the festival’s own BUFF Originals. A serie...