Brexit News Brief 28 Mar 2017

BREXIT NEWS BRIEF
28th March 2017

Today’s headlines: Staying in the EU would cost a separate Scotland £1bn a year; Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage clashes with Blair spin doctor Alistair Campbell; Siemens committed to London whatever happens with Brexit; and more

BREXIT GOOD NEWS
Evening Standard: Siemens ‘committed to London’ whatever the outcome of Brexit talks
Daily Mail: Qatar Petroleum CEO says Brexit not a game-changer for UK investment
Liverpool Echo: 900 jobs to be created at new Kings Dock office block and Vauxhall factory
Inside Media: New Reseach Facility for Sony UK Tech Centre

POLITICS
Breitbart London: BREX PISTOL: Punk Legend Johnny Rotten Hails Brexit, Backs Trump
Express: Scottish independence BOMBSHELL: Sturgeon would need to find £1BN A YEAR for EU membership
Telegraph: Brexit is a golden chance to throw some EU regulations on a bonfire
Times: Brexit ‘will not lead to migrant cap’
Guardian: Keir Starmer: ‘Theresa May wants a Brexiteer’s Brexit. She won’t get it without a fight’
Independent: Brexit: Downing Street issues warning to Tory rebels amid claims they could stop EU withdrawal
Daily Mail: ‘Do you loathe democracy so much?’ Nigel Farage berates arch-Remainer Alastair Campbell for saying Brexit can STILL be blocked during furious row on live TV