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March 29th - Deal or No Deal

Simon Baptist, Chief Economist, The Economist Intelligence Unit

22-Feb-19 07:15

March 29th - Deal or No Deal

With 10 MPs leaving their respective parties to take a stance against Brexit, UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plans seems to be in shambles. We speak to Simon Baptist of The Economist Intelligence Unit to discuss what led to this situation and what is next for the UK.

Presented by: Khoo Hsu Chuan, Sharidz Abdullah


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Categories:  Business Analysis

Tags:  Brexit,  deal,  no deal,  Theresa May,  Conservatives,  MPs,  Independent Group, 


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