In November 2016 Britain’s High Court ruled that British Prime Minister Theresa May needed the backing of Parliament to trigger Article 50, a landmark ruling which fuelled speculation that Brexit may be thwarted by pro-EU politicians. Three months on and May has not only secured Parliamentary back...

British Prime Minister Theresa May outlined her ambitious plans for post-Brexit Britain in a landmark speech, outlining a collaborative future with the EU but confirming that Britain will firmly shut the door on the core EU policies of single market access and free movement of people. May’s ad...

Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has led to a devaluation of the Pound, which has made the large fees charged by UK boarding schools more affordable to expat families. The average UK boarding school fees are around £25,000, and some currencies such as the Bahraini Dinar, have become...

British overseas pensioners holding pensions offshore will be liable to pay more tax under new plans outlined by the Government. Currently, people who draw income from Qualified Registered Overseas Pension Schemes (QROPS) only pay 90% income tax on income generated by the fund. However, new proposal...

Senior British Government officials have admitted this week that Britain will likely need to pay for access to the EU single market post-Brexit. Brexit secretary David Davis admitted in the House of Commons on Thursday that major criterion of Brexit was “to get the best access for goods and se...

UK Chancellor Philip Hammond has revealed the true cost of Brexit to the British public in his first Autumn Statement. Hammond announced that Government finances would be £122 billion worse off by 2021 as a result of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. As a result, the Government ...