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  • Healey urges ‘maximum pressure’ on Putin, as Trump blames war on Ukraine

    February 19, 2025

    The defence secretary John Healey has warned that forgetting about the war in Ukraine while talks take place between the US and Russia risks “jeopardising the peace”. It came as Healey countered US President Donald Trump’s claim that Kyiv started the conflict amid a visit to Norway, near its border with Russia. The cabinet minister [...]

  • Who watches the Watches?

    February 19, 2025

    As a newly minted Picture Editor and thus part of the management team of a then-popular left-wing national newspaper, I sat in on a discussion about why the poor ate so badly. Having only recently landed the job and as keen as mustard – and oh so naive – my feet were still planted firmly [...]

  • Rumours of the death of DEI have been greatly exaggerated

    February 19, 2025

    Donald Trump and Elon Musk may be dismantling DEI in the States, but in Britain and Europe it remains buried deep. We must root it out or risk being left poor, defenceless and exposed, says James Price A few years ago, the term ‘vibe shift’ entered the online lexicon. Broadly, it describes a moment of [...]

  • UK defence stocks soar ahead of European summit on Ukraine

    February 17, 2025

    Shares in UK weapons manufacturers have soared today as leaders from across the continent convene for an emergency meeting in Paris to discuss the war in Ukraine. “We’re facing a generational challenge when it comes to national security,” said Prime Minister Keir Starmer before heading to the meeting, adding that he was “ready and willing” [...]

  • What could a peace deal for Ukraine mean for Europe’s economy?

    February 17, 2025

    Whatever settlement emerges from current negotiations around Ukraine will shape not just Europe’s security future, but it’s economy too, says Andrew Hammond Some three years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, action on the battlefield remains high pitched. Yet, the fundamental topic at the Munich Security Conference in recent days has been growing signals of a [...]

  • Trump to fix PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger ‘very soon this year’, says Woods

    February 17, 2025

    Tiger Woods expects talks between the PGA Tour and Donald Trump to mend the rift in men’s professional golf “very soon this year”. Since returning to office last month, President Trump has already met with PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and player director Adam Scott with a view to unblocking the impasse over a proposed [...]

  • 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.

  • Trump order could see spike in Wimbledon and Formula 1 bribes

    February 16, 2025

    Bribes, including tickets to Wimbledon and Formula 1, could spike this year after US President Donald Trump signed an executive order that will halt the prosecution of firms accused of bribery abroad. The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) has been in place since 1977 and has stringently looked down on firms using bribes on government [...]

  • Starmer warned to boost defence spending or enter ‘bin of history’

    February 15, 2025

    Keir Starmer has been warned by a former head of the army that he faces being consigned to the dustbin of history unless the government significantly hikes defence spending. Ex-chief of the general staff Lord Dannatt said spending should rise to a 3.5 per cent share of the economy. The UK currently spends around 2.3 [...]

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