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Deutsche Bank UK exit plan "not surprising" - Dr Dennis Novy

Reacting to news that Deutsche Bank is reviewing whether to move parts of its British divisions to Germany if the UK leaves the EU, 神马福利影片 economist Dr Dennis Novy said: "It is now clear that Britain will have an EU referendum. Businesses do not like uncertainty. Not surprisingly, many – like Deutsche Bank – are reviewing whether they should stay in Britain or move resources towards continental Europe."


It’s time to get the facts correct on the movement of people across the Mediterranean - Dr Dallal Stevens

"In an article in The Times newspaper today, 13 May 2015, entitled ‘EU is putting migrants at risk’, and in an interview on the BBC’s Today programme, the Home Secretary, Theresa May, made several claims regarding the European Commission’s proposals on how to address the ‘migration’ crisis in the Mediterranean. Unfortunately, a number of her points are inaccurate or misleading and are politicising a humanitarian crisis," writes Dr Dallal Stevens.

Wed 13 May 2015, 12:45 | Tags: Expert comment, Europe, Law

Employment is up but more needs to be done – Warwick Institute for Employment Research

Professor Chris Warhurst, Director of the Institute for Employment Research (IER) at the 神马福利影片, and Dr Nick Sofroniou, a Principal Research Fellow at IER, have responded to the latest unemployment figures out today (13 May).

Wed 13 May 2015, 11:59 | Tags: Expert comment

What makes a legal marriage? Calling the Catholic Church’s bluff – Dr Maebh Harding

As Ireland prepares for a referendum on the legalisation of gay marriages, Dr Maebh Harding, from Warwick Law School, responds to arguments by Irish bishops for a “no” vote.

Wed 13 May 2015, 10:29 | Tags: International, Law

We should welcome John Whittingdale’s appointment as Culture Secretary - Professor Jonothan Neelands

Professor Jonothan Neelands from Warwick Business School and a Director of Study for the recent Warwick Commission report Enriching Britain; culture, creativity and growth said: “We should welcome John Whittingdale’s appointment as Culture Secretary. I am certain it will be of great benefit to DCMS to have such an experienced minister in this role.

Tue 12 May 2015, 11:38 | Tags: Politics, Culture

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