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  • US President Trump greets Queen at Buckingham Palace in UK state visit

    June 3, 2019

    Donald Trump met the Queen for the second time as President this morning as he began a three-day UK state visit to the UK to coincide with the 75th anniversary of D-Day.  Trump's first state visit to Britain will see him meet with an array of politicians and royalty and began at Buckingham Palace, where he [...]

  • Kremlin says it hopes US investor Michael Calvey will be freed

    June 3, 2019

    The Kremlin said it hopes US investor Michael Calvey, who is under house arrest in Russia, will be freed and able to attend an economic forum in St Petersburg this week. Calvey, who founded private equity group Baring Vostok, was detained in Russia in February over embezzlement charges. The businessman has denied wrongdoing and alleges that [...]

  • ‘Stone cold loser’: Trump slams mayor of London Sadiq Khan during state visit

    June 3, 2019

    US President Donald Trump slammed mayor of London Sadiq Khan on Twitter only minutes before touching down ahead of his controversial UK state visit this morning. Read more: Trump touches down in London ahead of controversial state visit Trump tweeted that Khan, who has been highly critical of the state visit, “has done a terrible [...]

  • European stocks stabilise following US-China trade war escalation

    June 3, 2019

    European stocks stabilised following a slump this morning sparked by the escalation of the trade war between the US and China, the world’s two largest economies. The FTSE 100 was trading 0.16 per cent up this afternoon after falling 1.09 per cent to 7,084.5p in the morning. Dax, which tracks 30 major German companies, was up 0.3 [...]

  • Trump touches down in London ahead of controversial state visit

    June 3, 2019

    US President Donald Trump and his wife Melania have touched down at Stansted Airport in London ahead of their controversial state visit, which will see them dine at Buckingham Palace and the President meet outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May for talks. Read more: Trump tells UK: Include Farage in Brexit talks and prepare for no [...]

  • Blame polarising primaries for Democrats’ shift to the far left

    June 3, 2019

    As an American working in Westminster, I often get asked about the differences between US and British politics. Obviously, the entire American political spectrum is shifted to the right, we’re still fighting hard battles on social issues, and there is the added interplay of state level policies. But there’s an obvious similarity. The divide between [...]

  • Business groups should be happy with Javid’s infrastructure plan

    June 3, 2019

    This newspaper applauded the Tory leadership contest's emerging battle of ideas last week, a trend that happily continued over the weekend with candidates launching a range of new policy proposals. Former City banker Sajid Javid grabbed headlines by revealing that he could scrap the top rate of income tax, and this morning bulks up his [...]

  • Amazon hits back at Hammond’s digital tax with high street venture

    June 2, 2019

    Amazon is launching a programme to help digital businesses find success on the high street, with a series of pop-up stores across the UK. The move follows comments from chancellor Philip Hammond that the tech giant and other online behemoths hold a “near-monopoly” over physical stores, contributing to retail's economic downturn. The e-commerce giant will open [...]

  • RBS GRG scandal: The baggage that could drag down Andrew Bailey’s quest to lead the Bank of England

    June 2, 2019

    This summer, the Bank of England is expected to announce a successor to Mark Carney as governor. Among the runners in the contested race is Andrew Bailey, the financial watchdog chief who stands a solid chance of taking Carney's crown. While the boss of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) certainly has the credentials for the [...]

  • Aberdeen Standard opposes Non-Standard Finance’s hostile Provident Financial takeover

    June 2, 2019

    A major shareholder in Provident Financial has come out to publicly oppose rival doorstep lender Non-Standard Finance’s (NSF) hostile takeover bid. Aberdeen Standard Investments, which owns 3.1 per cent of the sub-prime lender, said it would not accept NSF’s offer. Read more: Watchdog probes Non-Standard Finance's hostile takeover of Provident Head of UK equities Andrew [...]

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