2022-07-11
Financial Times Front Page 11th of July 2022
Financial Times reports that senior Conservative party figures are plotting to quickly narrow the field of candidates to succeed Boris Johnson.
Financial Times reports that senior Conservative party figures are plotting to quickly narrow the field of candidates to succeed Boris Johnson.
According to the Financial Times, Johnson remained “defiant to the end”. His resignation speech is described as “unapologetic”.
Boris Johnson’s cabinet revolt is featured in the Financial Times.
Financial Times reports that Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid resigned after criticizing the prime minister’s conduct.
Aslef’s boss has warned his members to expect “massive” disruptions as they vote on their first national strike since 1995, according to the Financial Times.
During the pandemic, the ECB launched ultra-cheap lending schemes to help banks, but this has lead to them making billions in profits.
In an interview with Ryanair’s boss Michael O’Leary, the FT leads with air travellers facing years of rising fares
The Financial Times reports growing pressure on the pound.
Andrew Bailey, the governor of the Bank of England, warned that the UK’s economy is suffering more due to the energy crisis.