A record number of EU nationals left the NHS last year, renewing fears that Brexit could exacerbate a staffing crisis. The figures, compiled by NHS Digital, prompted medical leaders to call for more reassurances to European workers about their future in the UK. A total of 17,197 staff, including nurses and doctors, left their posts in 2016, compared with 13,321 in 2015 and 11,222 for 11 months in 2014. Even though EU staff numbers rose across the period analysed, experts fear the number of people leaving is the more significant trend.
Record number of EU citizens quit working in NHS last year | Politics | The Guardian
Two fifths of games companies based in the UK are considering relocating out of the country in the wake of Brexit, a survey has found. The primary concern across the industry is over a loss in international talent from EU countries creating a skills shortage which 40% say could make them move some or all of their operations. Ukie, the industry trade body that carried out the research, found 57% of UK games companies employ workers from the EU, and that at those companies EU workers represent an average one third of all employees.
UK games industry: 40% of companies considering relocating after Brexit | Technology | The Guardian
Lloyd's of London will establish a new European base in Brussels to avoid losing business when the UK leaves the EU, according to press reports. The company has not confirmed the decision, but said it would make a statement on Thursday. The insurer has been weighing up different locations on the continent.
Insurer Lloyd's of London 'to open Brussels office', say reports - BBC News