Howard Quayle hopes for clearer picture ahead of London visit
The Chief Minister is due in London for further Brexit talks next week, by which time he hopes the situation will be more clear.
The UK Government narrowly survived a vote of no confidence in the House of Commons today, which was came after Theresa May failed to gain support for her Brexit deal yesterday.
Howard Quayle says the uncertainty which surrounds it all at the moment could have damaging knock-on effects for the Isle of Man:
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Reducing hospitality VAT would 'directly affect' provision of frontline services
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