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Former British prime minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday that Taiwan did not deserve to be bullied by China and urged the ...
Workers could be forced to wait until 80 to draw their state pension or pay 50pc more in National Insurance contributions by ...
The 2016 Brexit referendum and Trump's tariffs this year were each widely billed as economic shocks that would send the financial world into paroxysms. They didn't, at least not at the outset ...
Also in today’s newsletter, Singapore tycoon pleads guilty in gifts scandal, and Tesla board awards $30bn of shares to Musk ...
Yet Trump’s history has reversed all the odds against him. This makes any seemingly rational bet to the contrary exceedingly ...
Immigration is creating “serious problems” for public services and living standards, a senior official at the Government’s ...
Nearly two-thirds of Germans would “probably not” defend their homeland from invaders, a survey has found, in a blow to the ...
The Big Five - Barclays, HSBC, Natwest, Lloyds and Standard Chartered - pocketed a combined £12.8bn in the three months to ...
In figuring out why the U.S. tariff shock hasn't sent the economy or financial world into a tailspin, Britain's exit from the ...
The Bank of England (BOE) is widely expected to lower its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 4% on Thursday, ...
I was grateful to receive a letter from a loyal reader who found a newspaper cutting revealing the contents of the 1951-52 ...
If it get to the point where we — like France and Denmark — end up seriously considering cutting a holiday, my vote is for ...