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The prime minister’s official spokesman said the “majority” of the UK-US deal, such as the tariffs on cars, steel, and pharma, was not expected to change, but described the situation as “evolving” and said discussions between the UK and US were ongoing.
The most notable turnaround came last month when Farke’s side snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in a seven-goal thriller at St James’ Park. Leeds were 3-2 up when the clock struck 90 minutes before Newcastle scored twice in added time to win 4-3.The first of those two goals was a 91st-minute Bruno Guimaraes penalty – the fourth spot-kick Leeds have given away in added time this term. Harvey Barnes then clinched it for Newcastle in the 102nd minute, the latest match-winning Premier League goal on record.Throw in a 94th-minute own goal from Gabriel Gudmundsson during September’s visit to…
The mother of Barnaby Webber has told GB News that her “son would be here today” if the authorities had “done their jobs properly”.Speaking to the People’s Channel about the Nottingham attacks inquiry, which begins today, Emma Webber declared her “blood pressure is rising” as details begin to emerge about the “epic failings” of the authorities.The inquiry will search for answers as to what happened before, during and after the fatal attacks carried out by Valdo Calocane in June 2023.Barnaby Webber, Ian Coates and Grace O’Malley-Kumar were killed after being fatally stabbed by Calocane in his spree of attacks.Speaking to…
Labour MP Georgia Gould has dismissed suggestions that Downing Street is orchestrating a campaign against Health Secretary Wes Streeting, following anonymous briefings claiming he faces the sack.Speaking to GB News, the School Standards Minister firmly rejected the notion that the Prime Minister supports such speculation.Sir Keir has been accused of planning to “sack” Wes Streeting over alleged plotting to seize the Labour leadership from under him.The Prime Minister is said to be eyeing a reshuffle that would demote the Health Secretary and return Angela Rayner to his top team.A Labour source suggested: “We’re hearing he wants to show strength and…
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Britain has seen nearly 6,000 business owners leave the country over the past two years amid sweeeping tax changes and growing concerns over economic competitiveness, according to new research from Rathbones.The wealth manager analysed Companies House filings between January 2024 and 2026, and found that 5,938 business owners relocated overseas during that period, with technology entrepreneurs representing the largest share of those departing.The United Arab Emirates emerged as the most popular destination, followed by Spain and the United States. The outflow comes as Labour implements fiscal reforms that have altered inheritance tax rules, increased capital gains tax rates and abolished…
The BBC is facing a £175million pension obligation next year, a sum that threatens to absorb close to a third of its £600million savings target as the corporation seeks to rein in spending.Director General Tim Davie last week announced plans to reduce the broadcaster’s £6billion annual budget by a further 10 per cent over the next three years, building on an existing commitment to cut £150million by 2028.However, the corporation’s defined benefit pension arrangements are projected to require up to £50million in employer contributions during the 2026–27 financial year. A further £125million could also be needed to complete a long‑running…
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Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni has received a provisional one-match suspension after Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr reported alleged racist abuse during last week’s Champions League meeting.Vinicius told referee Francois Letexier that he had been racially abused by the Argentina winger during the first leg of their Champions League knockout play-off tie in Lisbon last Tuesday.Uefa announced the provisional ban on Monday following the appointment of an ethics and disciplinary inspector to investigate the incident.The European governing body said further punishment could be handed out once the investigation is completed.Real Madrid and Benfica meet for the second leg in the Spanish capital on…
A bitter row has erupted in Royal Wootton Bassett after plans emerged to fly the Progress Pride flag close to the town’s war memorial.The council wants the banner raised during Pride Month on the high street. Critics say placing it near the Cenotaph risks detracting from a site many regard as sacred.“It’s a war memorial. It’s there to honour those who served,” one local said. “There are plenty of other places a Pride flag could go.”The Wiltshire town holds a unique place in modern military history. Between 2007 and 2011, more than 350 troops killed in Afghanistan were based at…