The Bank of England governor has issued a warning over the economic harm of Brexit as sluggish growth figures underscore the challenges faced by the new Labour government.  Speaking at the Mansion House dinner in the City of London on Thursday evening, Andrew Bailey said he took no position on Brexit “per se”, but added: “I do have to point out consequences.” He said Brexit had “weighed” on the economy, pointing out in particular the impact of B…

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By Professor John Robertson OBA The above from Huffington Post but BBC avoids being so direct. Has Scottish Labour leader and 'Party Spokesperson on Brexit', Anas Sarwar responded? Nope. Has BBC Scotland asked him? Nope. Why should they? This: SCOTS believe that becoming independent and joining the EU would be better for the country than remaining in…

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Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey last night said Britain should try to “rebuild relations” with the European Union in a bid to boost growth as the global economy fragments, writes John-Paul Ford Rojas. Speaking in the City alongside UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Mr Bailey revealed he was a “free trader at heart” and that leaving the EU had weighed on the economy. He said Britain’s recent performance was “not a good story” and that while he …

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Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey last night said Britain should try to “rebuild relations” with the European Union in a bid to boost growth as the global economy fragments, writes John-Paul Ford Rojas. Speaking in the City alongside UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Mr Bailey revealed he was a "free trader at heart" and that leaving the EU had weighed on the economy. He said Britain's recent performance was "not a good story" and that while he …

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Bank of England governor hints that softening Brexit would help the UK economy

The stark admission from Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey regarding Brexit’s damaging economic impact has ignited fresh debate about Scotland’s future relationship with the European Union. In a pivotal Mansion House speech, Bailey urged the government to rebuild EU relations, highlighting how Brexit-induced trade barriers have significantly hampered goods trade and created challenges for smaller businesses across the nation. The Office for…

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