Title: Britain is facing a “retirement cliff” in engineering - BBC News
Headings: Britain is facing a “retirement cliff” in engineering
Britain is facing a “retirement cliff” in engineering
Business embassy
Immigration debate
Victorian ambition
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Content: It's always been a place to visit, to do business, to learn - that must continue. Like everything else, in terms of public policy, immigration needs to be managed - and perhaps it could be managed better going forward. "But we must always project an image around the world of being open." The business people at this event in Liverpool, and that certainly does not mean it is reflected across the country, certainly appear keen to stay in the European Union. "Business people want it," Sir Terry said. Lord Heseltine, now an economic advisor to Number 10 as well as still closely involved in the Haymarket Group publisher he founded, went as far as to declare UKIP "over" following their Newark defeat. The murmur of disbelief that washed through the hall as he said it suggested that many in the audience were not convinced. Victorian ambition
David Cameron did a short turn - claiming that Britain "was back". He agreed that Europe needed to reform and that the people who ran the EU needed to "understand the need for change". It was a relatively oblique message to the European Commission and Jean-Claude Juncker, the chain-smoking former prime minister of Luxembourg, who is the leading candidate to become the next head of the EC.