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  • Mordaunt’s boss Trevelyan launches merciless attack on Tory leadership hopeful: ‘Others picked up the pieces’

    July 18, 2022

    Tory leadership hopeful Penny Mordaunt, currently one of the favourites to win the contest, received some harsh criticism this morning from within her own party. In fact, from her boss. Mordaunt missed key meetings in her role as a Government minister in order to plot her leadership campaign, her departmental boss has claimed. The trade [...]

  • Sky News cancels Tory leaders debate after Sunak and Truss pull out

    July 18, 2022

    Sky News has cancelled the third Tory leadership debate planned for tomorrow, after frontrunners Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss today said they would not participate. It comes after a bruising ITV debate last night, which saw candidates launch vicious attacks on each other for 60 minutes. The clashes were particularly heated between Sunak, Truss and [...]

  • Manufacturers call for EU trading reset to be top of new PM’s to do list

    July 18, 2022

    Industry leaders are urging the new Prime Minister to renew trading relationships with the European Union after new research showed it remained the “dominant” market for manufacturing exports. A study by Make UK and business advisory firm BDO suggested that regions which voted for Brexit have increased their dependence on the EU for manufacturing exports, [...]

  • Rishi Sunak will put City back at heart of Westminster decision making

    July 18, 2022

    Tomorrow the Chancellor of the Exchequer will deliver the Mansion House speech, an annual milestone in the calendar of bankers, brokers, financiers and fiscal hawks in which the Chancellor’s vision for our financial services sector is outlined in a room with the UK’s most senior business leaders. Only two weeks ago I was working with [...]

  • Re-do Brexit? Let’s use the levers we already have

    July 18, 2022

    Please, not again, Even in this groan-inducing contest, Penny Mordaunt’s pledge to ‘re-do’ Brexit was enough to leave even the most ardent Westminster watcher in despair. The idea of revisiting the interminable summits and political bravado that defined our politics – and crowded out anything more productive – for years is surely one for the [...]

  • Ex-No. 10 comms chief Jack Doyle heads for Square Mile PR firm

    July 18, 2022

    A FORMER Daily Mail political journalist who became Boris Johnson’s Director of Communications will take a senior role at City PR firm Headland, Morning Wire can reveal. Jack Doyle, who resigned from an embattled Downing Street in February, will become a partner at the Cannon Street outfit. Doyle is the latest in a line of [...]

  • Tory leadership race descends into all out war in televised debate

    July 17, 2022

    The Conservative leadership race descended further into vicious mudslinging today as the remaining five candidates tore shreds off each other for 60 minutes in a televised debate. Frontrunners Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss had a number of bruising encounters, with the ex-chancellor accusing the foreign secretary of peddling “something for nothing economics” that are closer [...]

  • Sunak call to slash all EU rules by 2024 contradicted by the Treasury

    July 17, 2022

    Rishi Sunak’s new promise to slash all retained EU regulations by 2024 has been contradicted by a leaked Treasury document today saying this would not be possible. Sunak wrote in the Sunday Telegraph today that he will have “scrapped or reformed all of the EU law, red tape and bureaucracy that is still on our [...]

  • Tory leadership race: Tugendhat vows to strip Met of counter-terrorism role

    July 17, 2022

    Tory leadership hopeful Tom Tugendhat has vowed to break up the Metropolitan Police if elected by taking away the force’s responsibilities for counter-terrorism. Tugendhat said today that he would instead hand these powers to the National Crime Agency (NCA) – the UK’s agency responsible for things like organised crime, economic crime, cyber crime and human [...]

  • UK and South Korea to cooperate in space amid growing militarisation

    July 17, 2022

    The UK and South Korea have agreed to cooperate in space, signalling continued steps towards forging a global framework for peaceful and sustainable activity in Earth’s orbit. The deal will see both countries share space-related discoveries, operational knowledge, training and personnel exchanges, as space becomes increasingly commercialised and militarised. “Space is critical to our security, [...]

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