The Week | 6th October 2018
TORY GRIDLOCK: CAN THEY MOVE BEYOND BREXIT?
Britain’s “best days lie ahead”, Theresa May declared this week as she sought to rally the party faithful in Birmingham and show that the Tories have an agenda beyond Brexit. They include plans to charge foreign buyers a stamp duty surcharge, with the proceeds used to help the homeless; to ban restaurants from taking a cut of staff tips; and to curb the number of
low-skilled workers entering Britain under a new immigration system that no longer offers preferential access to EU workers. Despite efforts to put on a display of unity, Brexit inevitably overshadowed the conference, causing fresh ructions. In his hotly anticipated speech, Boris Johnson condemned May’s Chequers plan as a “cheat”; he also urged the Tories to build more houses and to return to the core Conservative agenda of delivering low taxes, and law and order.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in The Week 6th October 2018.