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  • AS IT HAPPENED – LIVE BLOG: Boris Johnson clings on as Tory rebellion gathers pace

    July 6, 2022

    The prime minister is under increasing pressure to quit amid a series of high-profile cabinet resignations over the last 48 hours. Over the course of Wednesday’s drama, we followed all the latest news, opinion and analysis from Westminster on ourCity AM’s live blog. From resignations and letters of support, to the latest policy changes and [...]

  • Javid calls on cabinet ministers to quit as Gove tells PM it’s time to go

    July 6, 2022

    Sajid Javid has called on other cabinet ministers to leave Boris Johnson’s government and housing secretary Michael Gove has told the PM that it’s time to quit as his government collapses around him. In a blistering Commons speech, Javid said “treading the tight rope between loyalty and integrity has become impossible in recent months” and [...]

  • Pound still at lowest level since start of pandemic amid government chaos

    July 6, 2022

    The British pound is at its lowest level since the start of the Covid pandemic in March 2020 as the UK government faces a political crisis. The pound has slid 0.6% today to $1.1883 as a wave of ministers resigned from Boris Johnson’s government. Sterling initially dropped more than a cent to below $1.20 for [...]

  • Zahawi to review planned Corporation Tax hike as PM clings on

    July 6, 2022

    New chancellor Nadhim Zahawi has vowed to review a planned increase in Corporation Tax for the UK’s largest companies as Boris Johnson tries to cling onto power. Zahawi told the BBC today that “nothing was off the table”, including a potential scrapping of a planned increase in Corporation Tax for the UK’s largest firms from [...]

  • Wounded Boris Johnson in fight of his life after shock resignations: Westminster numb as UK wakes up with new chancellor

    July 6, 2022

    After a night of high drama in Westminster, which saw a pair of Cabinet resignations and a series of Government exits threaten to force the Prime Minister from Number 10, Boris Johnson fights on this morning to save his premiership, or what is left of it. Rishi Sunak quit as chancellor on Tuesday, alongside Sajid [...]

  • Chairman of abrdn’s Chinese investment vehicle blames ‘zero-Covid-19’ policy for collapsing returns

    July 6, 2022

    The chairman of abrdn’s Chinese investment vehicle has pinned collapsing returns on Beijing’s controversial ‘zero-Covid-19’ stance and geopolitical woes. While the country is still considered to have significant growth prospects in the long-term, returns on assets in the country have plunged 23 per cent in the six months to 30 April, reversing a nearly 19 [...]

  • Govt slammed as ‘flat-footed’ as MPs warn famous British goods to suffer under post-Brexit UK-Australia trade deal

    July 6, 2022

    A Commons committee has warned that some famous British goods could lose out under the UK trade deal with Australia. The International Trade Committee Chair criticised “flat-footed” Government negotiating tactics, as cross-party MPs flagged concerns that household-name British products are set to lose out under the first full trade deal to be signed since Brexit. [...]

  • Stanley Johnson convinced his son will stay on as PM as he accuses Tories of ‘playing the man and not the ball’

    July 6, 2022

    The PM’s father Stanley Johnson was convinced his son would carry on as he accused of others of “playing the man and not the ball”. The 81-year-old told the Mail: “I am 100 per cent behind him. One hundred per cent and I am absolutely convinced that he will carry on.” The older Mr Johnson [...]

  • Make-or-break day for Boris Johnson as Tory calls for PM to resign grow louder after Sunak and Javid flee cabinet

    July 6, 2022

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson wakes up to growing calls to resign after a wave of Government exits, including Cabinet resignations, are threatening to end his time in No 10. Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid resigned immediately after the Prime Minister apologised for giving former deputy chief whip Chris Pincher a top job despite knowledge of [...]

  • ‘Game over, Boris’: Papers give merciless verdict after night of drama in Westminster with Sunak and Javid gone

    July 6, 2022

    “Game over”, declares the headline of The Times’ this morning, which adds it “is a mistake” for the Prime Minister to continue clinging to power because he “has lost the confidence of his party and the country”. It is one of the merciless headlines this a.m. as the national mastheads paint a grim picture for [...]

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