Impartial analysis of some of the key issues that parliamentarians will have to address in the new Parliament
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This paper provides links to a selection of debates that have referenced Brexit in the title or during a debate in 2019. This paper will be updated periodically.
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The Railways (minimum service levels) Bill 2019-20 was announced in the Queen’s Speech on 19 December 2019 No date is yet available for second reading.
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Analysis of the latest UK and international economic indicators
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Brexit gives the UK the chance to pursue an independent trade policy for the first time in over 40 years…
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Brexit gives the UK the chance to pursue an independent trade policy for the first time in over 40 years...
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Data on the manufacturing sector, analysis of recent trends and pressures facing the sector, a summary of government policy and a discussion of the potential impact of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.
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UK trade in 2018 compared with recent historical trends, as well as its geographical pattern.
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UK trade in 2018 compared with recent historical trends, as well as its geographical pattern.
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The Trade Bill 2019-21 was announced in the Queen’s Speech on 19 December 2019. Second reading is on 20 May 2020..
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The number of bank branches in the UK roughly halved from 1986 to 2014 and closures are expected to continue. Concerns have been raised about the impacts on vulnerable people, small businesses and the viability of the cash system. This briefing is no longer being updated. For latest developments, see The future of local banking services and access to cash (CBP-9453).
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The Thomas Cook Compensation Bill 2019-20 was announced in the Queen's Speech on 19 December 2019. No date is yet available for Second Reading.
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Whatever choice the UK makes, departing from Single Market rules will inevitably mean more barriers to trade
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While the UK prepares to leave the EU, the future of services trade has received less attention in the public debate than trade in goods. The UK’s exposure to services trade means however that businesses in many sectors across the economy will be affected. This paper looks at the complexity of international trade in services and discusses what could change under the different future scenarios.
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Whatever choice the UK makes, departing from Single Market rules will inevitably mean more barriers to trade
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