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  • Tariffs are just the first shot in the looming US-China war

    May 13, 2019

    As a friend of mine who works in higher maths put it: “John, if America as an integer is present in every major foreign policy equation, and if after 75 years that integer radically changes, then everything changes”. Donald Trump’s America is that rarest of beasts: the strongest global power distrustful of the very global order [...]

  • UK voters think the Brexit Party and Change UK will disappear in 10 years

    May 13, 2019

    They may only just be getting started, but the majority of Britons think the newly formed Brexit Party and Change UK will disappear within a decade. A YouGov poll has found that nearly two thirds of those surveyed said they believed Nigel Farage's party would disappear in the next ten years, while 56 per cent [...]

  • Liz Truss wants to build on Green Belt land to fight of ‘tsunami’ of Farage and Corbyn, as Cabinet minister drops leadership hint

    May 12, 2019

    Senior Cabinet Minister Liz Truss has called for 1m homes to be built on Green Belt land to protect against the Tories being “annihilated by the tsunami of Corbyn and Farage”. The Treasury chief secretary took aim at the policy of protecting the land – a favourite among Conservative grassroots activists – saying: “We need [...]

  • Cabinet allies begin to abandon Theresa May as Tories languish in EU election polls

    May 12, 2019

    Previously loyal Cabinet ministers believe Theresa May has no chance at passing her Brexit deal through parliament and has just weeks left as Prime Minister, it has been reported. Ministers including her de facto deputy, David Lidington, and transport secretary, Chris Grayling, are said to be among those who have given up hope that May's [...]

  • Boost minimum wage for young workers, Labour says

    May 11, 2019

    The Labour Party has revealed plans to abolish the lower minimum wage for those under 18 as it aims to hike the salaries of all of the lowest paid to at least £10 an hour. The new hike would more than double what employers have to pay to their under-18 employees, who currently get a [...]

  • France will not tolerate multiple extensions to Brexit deadline

    May 11, 2019

    France will push against repeatedly extending the Brexit deadline, a top adviser said yesterday with one eye on 31 October when Britain is set to leave the EU. “We must not get sucked into repeated extensions, that’s for sure,” an unnamed presidential adviser told Reuters. “Our message is clear: a solution must have been found [...]

  • Labour might ban London-listed companies from stock exchange over climate change targets

    May 10, 2019

    London-listed companies could be thrown off the stock exchange for not doing enough on climate change under new plans which are being drawn up by Britain’s Labour party, it was revealed today. Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said today his party would delist companies which do not have plans to combat climate change. Read more: Britain [...]

  • Poll: Economists split over Halloween Brexit date

    May 10, 2019

    Economists are divided over whether the UK will leave the EU before the new deadline of 31 October, according to a new poll commissioned by Reuters. Read more: UK economy bounces back, but is growth just a ‘flash in the pan’? While the vast majority of economists polled believed the UK will eventually leave the [...]

  • Mr Congeniality: Trump says $200bn China tariffs are better than a ‘phenomenal’ trade deal

    May 10, 2019

    US President Donald Trump has issued an impassioned defence of his tariff hike on $200bn worth of Chinese goods, saying they will bring in more wealth than “even a phenomenal” trade deal. Read more: China threatens retaliation as Trump rolls out $200bn tariff hike In a series of tweets, Trump said talks with China were [...]

  • Trump will not be asked to address MPs during June state visit

    May 10, 2019

    US President Donald Trump will not be asked to address MPs when he visits the UK in June, according to reports. The government has not requested that the Commons and Lords speakers make time for Trump to make a speech in parliament. Read more: China threatens retaliation as Trump rolls out $200bn tariff hike “We’ve [...]

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