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  • Canada wants to restart trade talks with UK, amid Trump tariffs row

    February 5, 2025

    Canada wants to restart discussions on a free trade deal with the UK, amid a row with US President Donald Trump over tariffs. It comes as Trump put a pause on the 25 per cent tariffs he plans to impose on Canadian imports, after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau struck a deal over migration and [...]

  • UK’s audit chief ‘open to learning’ from Elon Musk’s DOGE in US

    February 5, 2025

    The head of the government’s spending watchdog has said he is open to learning from Elon Musk’s US “department of government efficiency”, or DOGE. Gareth Davies, the UK’s chief auditor, gave his annual speech to Parliament on Tuesday, warning that money was being “wasted” and public services “compromised” as he stressed that there was a [...]

  • PMQs: Badenoch says businesses ‘abandoning North Sea’ due to Starmer

    February 5, 2025

    Businesses are “abandoning the North Sea” because of Sir Keir Starmer’s decisions, Kemi Badenoch has claimed at PMQs, as he she criticised the “signal he is sending to investors”. Her comments came after a Scottish court ruled that green lighting the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields was unlawful, following a court battle brought [...]

  • Could Trump’s DEI backlash flow into London? The law will get in the way first

    February 5, 2025

    Trump's push on an anti-DEI agenda is starting to cause a headache at global businesses. But what is the law around this in the UK? And what is the legal sector going to do?

  • UK voters want ministers to prioritise growth over net zero, poll finds

    February 5, 2025

    Voters in the UK say they want the government to prioritise economic growth over net zero, pollsters have found. Exclusive polling for Morning Wire by Freshwater Strategy found seven in ten people said they would rather the government prioritise economic growth over achieving net zero by 2050. It comes after pollsters yesterday revealed a majority [...]

  • Sadiq Khan launches new nightlife squad to advise on replacing Amy Lamé

    February 4, 2025

    Sadiq Khan has launched a new London nightlife taskforce which is expected to advise on whether the former Night Czar, Amy Lamé, should be replaced. The Mayor of London launched the new independent nightlife committee, which will be led by fabric nightclub founder Cameron Leslie, on Tuesday. It is aimed at supporting the capital’s nighttime [...]

  • Labour keen to establish captive insurance market in Canada

    February 4, 2025

    Within eight months of governing, Labour will be expecting to reveal the results of a captive consultation, which shows a "strong indication that they are going to get on with it"

  • Rosebank: Britain’s future ‘not in more oil and gas’, energy minister warns

    February 4, 2025

    The UK’s future “does not lie in more oil and gas”, an energy minister has told MPs, just days after a court ruled against consent for two new fields in the North Sea. A judge last week upheld a legal challenge by environmental campaigners against the decision to grant consent to two new oil and [...]

  • DEI more crucial than ever, says Lloyd’s new inclusion chair

    February 4, 2025

    Following Donald Trump's crackdown on DEI policies, Lloyd's newly appointed chair of inclusion says D&I is 'crucial now more than ever'

  • UK risks being ‘incubator economy’ with tech firms moving abroad, Lords warn

    February 3, 2025

    The UK is at risk of becoming an “incubator economy” with tech firms moving abroad, if action is not taken to support companies to scale up, a group of Lords has warned. Britain must do a better job supporting UK-based artificial intelligence (AI) and creative technology start-ups to grow into global competitors, the House of [...]

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