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  • Business secretary accused of false CV claim to be a solicitor

    February 19, 2025

    Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds has been accused of falsely claiming that he was a solicitor before being elected as an MP, despite only being a trainee. The cabinet minister – who is responsible for the UK’s businesses and international trade – has previously described himself as a solicitor, including on his LinkedIn profile, according to [...]

  • Budget policies coming home to roost

    February 18, 2025

    With each passing day, the government’s insistence that economic growth is its “number one priority” sounds more and more offensive. Just a few days ago, the Business Secretary, Jonathan Reynolds, said he believes that “good policy, good strategies, and good government working hand-in-hand with the private sector, can make a difference.” This may be true, [...]

  • Government hits NHS target early and opens door to more private investment

    February 17, 2025

    Government hit NHS appointments target seven months early, as the health secretary warns there is a "hell of lot more to do"

  • ‘This is Keir Starmer’s Poll Tax’: Labour warned inheritance tax protests won’t stop

    February 17, 2025

    The Labour government’s reforms to farmers’ inheritance tax announced in the Autumn Budget has been branded as “Keir Starmer’s Poll Tax”. William Lees-Jones, who owns and runs Manchester-based JW Lees, which has produced real ale since 1828, added that the Prime Minister is “losing the argument and feeling rattled”. The pubs boss has liked the policy, which [...]

  • John Major warns of ‘dangerous world’ if US does not stand behind allies

    February 16, 2025

    A world in which the United States does not support its allies will be “rather more dangerous”, former prime minister Sir John Major warned.

  • Trump’s steel tariffs would damage UK and US, says Business Secretary

    February 16, 2025

    The Government has promised a package of up to £2.5bn to boost the UK steel industry and help secure its future.

  • ‘Free speech in retreat’- JD Vance warns Europe of ‘threat from within’

    February 14, 2025

    JD Vance has accused the UK and Europe of a “backslide away from conscience rights”, warning of the “threat from within” and claiming: “Free speech, I fear, is in retreat.” The US vice-president made the comments while addressing European leaders at the Munich Security Conference in Germany on Friday, amid wider concern on the continent [...]

  • Trump’s halt on foreign bribery offers ‘unique opportunity’ for Serious Fraud Office

    February 14, 2025

    President Trump's plans to halt the ban foreign bribery law has created a "unique opportunity" for Serious Fraud Office to display leadership, says lawyers

  • Munich summit: Ukraine on ‘irreversible path to NATO’, Starmer tells Zelenskyy

    February 14, 2025

    Sir Keir Starmer told Volodymyr Zelenskyy that the UK remains committed to Ukraine “being on an irreversible path to NATO.” Speaking to the Ukrainian President this morning, the Prime Minister “began by reiterating the UK’s concrete support for Ukraine, for as long as it’s needed”, a Downing Street spokeswoman has said. Sir Keir was “unequivocal [...]

  • Labour minister insists fears over workers’ rights bill ‘misplaced’

    February 14, 2025

    Concerns over the move to day one rights under the government’s workers rights bill represent “misplaced fear”, a Labour minister has insisted in the face of criticism from employers. Justin Madders, employment minister, told Morning Wire firms recognise the benefits of “giving people more certainty at work” as he argued the package of workers rights [...]

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