It’s a bleak morning for John Lewis. The high street chain, and bellwether for retail spending, has slumped into its first ever loss for the last six months. It also warned that Brexit uncertainty is hurting its business, and that a No-Deal departure would make things even worse. My colleague Sarah Butler explains: The group, which owns Waitrose as well as the John Lewis department stores, dived £25.
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That's right, the EU is still limping a decade after the great recession, and Germany has slipped into recession again now The EU is dying under the weight of mass immigration, terrorism and industrial scale mass rape
Only two weeks. Have you seen his polls?