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  • Sunak and Truss clash over taxes in fiery TV debate as Tory leadership race heats up

    July 16, 2022

    Two of the frontrunners to be the next Prime Minister locked horns over taxes during a fiery leadership debate.

  • Exclusive: Starmer says UK can be better off outside EU than inside

    July 16, 2022

    Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has told City PM that the UK can have a better economic future outside the EU than inside if the government slashes post-Brexit red tape and diverges from Brussels’ regulations.  Starmer, formerly a staunch Remainer and advocate of a second referendum, said this can only be done through greater “flexibility” [...]

  • Tory leadership race: Knives are out as Johnson backs ‘anyone but Rishi’ while Mordaunt and Truss scrap for support

    July 15, 2022

    Knives are out in the final stages of the Conservative leadership contest, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson backing “anyone but Rishi” and eliminated candidates nailing their colours to the mast. While the Prime Minister has refused to back any one candidate, a source told the Times “the whole No 10 team hates Rishi” because he [...]

  • Tory leadership: Sunak and Mordaunt storm out to the front as Braverman drops out

    July 14, 2022

    Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt have consolidated themselves as the top two frontrunners for the Tory leadership race as Suella Braverman drops out in the second vote. Sunak picked up 101 votes from his fellow Tory MPs, while Mordaunt picked up 83 and foreign secretary Liz Truss remained in third place on 64. Kemi Badenoch [...]

  • Zahawi speech may be policy light, but it can be substantial

    July 14, 2022

    On Tuesday evening of next week, the Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi – no, we’re not quite used to it either – will take to the lectern at the Mansion House and deliver what is usually one of the most anticipated speeches of the year. This particular Mansion House speech had been marked in the calendar for [...]

  • Italian President refuses to accept Mario Draghi’s resignation as PM

    July 14, 2022

    Italy’s President has sensationally declined to accept Mario Draghi’s resignation as Prime Minister, further plunging the country into political uncertainty. Draghi made a statement this evening to say the “national unity” coalition which supported him as PM no longer exists after the Five Star movement, which had supported the coalition, pulled out of a confidence [...]

  • Environment Agency calls for water bosses to face jail over ‘appalling’ pollution

    July 14, 2022

    Water bosses should face jail unless they clean up their act and stop dumping sewage in rivers, warned the industry's regulators today.

  • London’s Royal Albert Docks: PwC liquidators brought in after Chinese firm severed from development deal

    July 14, 2022

    Administrators have been called in to liquidate firms involved in a major regeneration project at the Royal Albert Docks. PwC appointed three joint liquidators for 23 firms within the east London site, after the China-based ABP Group failed to pay creditors over the last two years. Mayor Sadiq Khan tore up an agreement with ABP, [...]

  • 21 killed and 100 wounded in central Ukraine: Russian Army accused of ‘open act of terrorism’

    July 14, 2022

    Around 21 people were killed and more than 100 wounded after Russian missiles struck a city in central Ukraine. The country’s president called the attack “an open act of terrorism” against civilians in locations without military value. Ukraine’s national police said three missiles hit an office building and damaged nearby residential buildings in Vinnytsia, which [...]

  • New era for accountability as EU Commission chief slammed over texts with Pfizer CEO

    July 14, 2022

    The president of the European Commission has been accused of maladministration by the EU watchdog today, over a hidden text exchange with Pfizer’s CEO during the pandemic. The messages, which have not yet been found, are thought to have helped the European Union get hold of 1.8bn Covid-19 vaccines, at a time of massive global [...]

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