During a visit to Scotland, Donald Trump advised the Labour leader to neutralise Nigel Farage by cutting income tax, putting more money in voters’ pockets and taking a tougher line on Channel crossings, arguing this would secure success at the next general election.
During a joint event in Scotland, Donald Trump suggested Sir Keir Starmer could blunt Nigel Farage’s poll surge by cutting taxes and tightening border controls, a prescription at odds with Labour’s present approach.
During a visit to Scotland, Donald Trump called on Benjamin Netanyahu to allow unrestricted food deliveries into Gaza to alleviate what he termed “real starvation”, warning that US-Israel relations and wider regional stability depend on swift humanitarian action.
Donald Trump has urged the PM to lower taxes, strengthen policing, curb illegal migration and bolster support for farmers, arguing these moves are vital to outmanoeuvre Nigel Farage at the next election.
Following the Lionesses’ historic triumph, momentum is building for coach Sarina Wiegman to receive a damehood and the squad to gain formal honours, with advocates claiming their success has invigorated national pride and advanced the women’s game.
Donald Trump has advised the PM to deliver sweeping tax cuts and halt Channel crossings to undercut Nigel Farage’s appeal, arguing that lighter fiscal burdens and firm border controls would win over undecided voters and strengthen the Government’s standing.
During his visit to Scotland, Trump joined the UK in urging Israel to ease barriers and permit full humanitarian access to Gaza, signalling a coordinated push for a ceasefire and the rapid establishment of secure food centres for civilians.
The Lionesses flew into Heathrow to ecstatic cheers, parading the European Championship trophy after their extra-time victory over Germany and igniting fresh national pride in the women’s game.
European shares slipped and the euro weakened as Berlin and Paris signalled reluctance over a proposed US trade accord, stoking investor jitters particularly in the car sector and prompting concerns about the bloc’s growth outlook.