France joining the U.S. in seeking access to Ukraine’s minerals; says it’s in talks
The French defense minister says France is also seeking access to Ukraine’s deposits of critical minerals, indicating that the United States isn’t the only player
One Tech Tip: Getting a lot of unwanted phone calls? Here are ways to stop them
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Donald Trump opens door to US-UK ‘real trade deal’ in meeting with Starmer
Donald Trump has opened the door to a possible US-UK trade deal without tariffs after a meeting with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.
Kick It Out chair Bhandari shortlisted to head new football regulator
The chairman of Kick It Out, the football anti-racism charity, has been shortlisted to become the first head of Britain’s proposed new Independent Football Regulator (IFR).
Banks defend digital banking investment as payday glitch chaos strikes again
The banking sector is “investing heavily” in digital platforms, according to the body which represents the country’s lenders as many face a backlash over the latest payday glitch chaos to hit customers.
Victims of second Post Office scandal criticise ‘grinding wheels of bureaucracy’ as they try to get compensation
Victims of ‘Capture’, a second faulty Post Office accounting system, say their redress scheme may not be in place until the autumn.
Council finances ‘becoming unsustainable’ and short-term support is ‘sticking plaster’
From bin collections and parks to social care, it’s estimated local authorities in England provide more than 800 services for residents, touching on many different aspects of our lives all the way from childhood to elderly care.
Trump’s China tariff escalation spooks global markets
Donald Trump’s threats of additional trade tariffs against China, on top of the 10% hike imposed earlier this month, have contributed to a widespread stock market sell-off.
CityFibre shareholders to inject £500m in refinancing deal
Shareholders in CityFibre Holdings are in talks to inject hundreds of millions of pounds into the UK’s largest independent broadband infrastructure network as part of a refinancing that would provide it with a fresh war chest for acquisitions.
Canada Urges Its Travelers to Stay Home as Trade War With U.S. Continues
Last year, Canadians visiting the United States were responsible for $20.5 billion in spending. Some are now changing their travel plans as the neighboring nations battle over trade.