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Andy Scott Musician

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Gender Male
Music groups Sweet
The Elastic Band
Awards British Academy Television Award for Best Supporting Actor
British Independent Film Award for Best Supporting Actor
Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre
John and Wendy Trewin Award for Best Shakespearean Performance
Audie Award for Multi-voiced Performance
Audie Award for Children's Titles Ages 8-12
Born Bournemouth
United Kingdom
Education RNCM (Royal Northern College of Music)
Notabl work Beacon of Hope
The Kelpies
Official site andyscott.org.uk
Date of birth June 15,1966
Zodiac sign Gemini
AlbumsRuby & All Things Purple
Sand Dancer
Ruby & All Things Purple, Sand Dancer
My Mountain Top
Don't Tempt Fate
Angels
Songs 1997
List 1997
DiedFredericton
Canada
Party Liberal Party of Canada
SpousDenise Cameron Scott
Previous positionMember of the House of Commons of Canada (1994–2008)
BooksDenise Cameron Scott
Groups London Saxophonic
Record labels Decca Records
Nimbus Alliance
GenresJazz
Classical Music
Dance/Electronic
Hip-Hop/Rap
Height 185 (cm)
Siblings Rob Scott
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Andy Scott is a British tenor saxophonist, "equally at home in jazz and classical contexts", and award-winning composer who has made "important and sometimes mould-breaking contributions to the repertoire". He is currently Composer in Residence for Foden's Band.

Pound soars on exit poll forecast of Tory majority

Feb 16,2020 9:08 am

The pound and shares have surged after the Conservatives won a clear majority in the UK general election.

Sterling rose above $1. 35 at one point - its highest level since May last Year - on hopes that the big majority would remove uncertainty over Brexit.

The pound also jumped to a three-and-a-half-Year high against The Euro .

On the stock market, the FTSE 100 share index rose 1. 1%, while the FTSE 250 - which includes more UK-focused shares - briefly hit record highs.

It closed 3. 4% higher, while at the same time the pound traded at $1. 33 and €1. 20

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the election result meant that the Conservative government "has been given a powerful new mandate, to get Brexit done".

Mr Johnson has pledged to take the UK out of the European Union by 31 January.

Politically sensitive shares saw sharp rises on UK markets. Shares in water companies such as Severn Trent , which faced the possibility of nationalisation under a Labour government, rose 9%, while UK housebuilders also saw big gains, with Barratt up 14% and Persimmon 12% higher.

Shares in banks exposed to the UK Economy rose sharply. Barclays, RBS and Lloyds were up 6%, 8% and 5% respectively.

Neil Wilson, chief market analyst at Markets. com, said housebuilders had been undervalued and rose "on hopes that construction will benefit from the Conservative victory".

"We should also consider the potential risk that a Labour government could have posed to their profits being removed," Mr Wilson said.

While many FTSE 100 shares saw big gains, this was offset Slightly by The Rise in the value of the pound, which affected companies with big international operations. A rise in sterling cuts the value of companies' overseas earnings when they are brought back to the UK and converted back into pounds.

In contrast, the FTSE 250 index - which generally contains firms with more exposure to the domestic Economy - jumped More Than 5% at one point, before slipping back Slightly .

The financial bookies had already installed Boris Johnson as The Favourite but did not expect him to romp home by such a distance.

The pound moved sharply higher as soon as The Exit poll was published and went on to post one of its biggest one-day gains against the dollar in years as Johnson's thumping victory removed one layer of political uncertainty.

Shares in politically-sensitive sectors such as house building and banking rocketed, as did water, rail and energy companies, as The Threat of nationalisation under a Corbyn government evaporated.

Markets have given the prospect of a government with a functioning majority a round of applause but the euphoria may be short-lived.

Traders are already talking about the formidable challenge of completing a trade deal with the EU by This Time next Year , along with the prospect of a new Scottish independence referendum.

The election may be settled, but there are big political questions that are not.

Guy Foster, head of research at wealth manager Brewin Dolphin , said that "the potential for a smooth Brexit removes some of the downside risk for the UK Economy ".

"This should be positive for both business and consumer confidence, at least in the short term, with a gradual acceleration in GDP growth and confidence.

"However, a lot can change over the coming months as the finer detail of the UK's future trade relationship with the EU is negotiated.

"This is still, After All , just the beginning of The Exit process. Even with the passing of the withdrawal agreement, the UK could still leave the EU without a deal at the end of 2020 if trade negotiations don't proceed successfully. "

Sterling hit a 19-month high of $1. 3516 at one point overnight, but then gave up some of its gains.

Andy Scott , associate director at financial risk adviser JCRA, said: "What will be interesting to See - assuming that Brexit will now follow a set course, at least [until] 31 January - is if economic data is given a significant boost from the perceived certainty, and [whether it] starts to influence sterling again.

"In recent months, the market has almost completely ignored the slowdown in the Economy and the potential for monetary stimulus from The Bank of England, with election and Brexit expectations driving fluctuations in sterling's value.

"The Performance of the Economy is likely to be key to whether we See a further recovery in 2020. "



ftse 100, ftse 250, pound sterling (gbp)

Source of news: bbc.com

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