UK Newspaper Archive

Britain faces a 10% tariff from Washington while the EU endures a 20% rate, suggesting Brexit has helped the UK avoid more severe trade penalties.

A sweeping set of reciprocal tariffs threatens to cost global markets up to $1 trillion, putting UK jobs and wages at risk and prompting The PM to seek alternative strategies for economic stability.

Trade tensions have escalated as the US introduced new tariffs, imposing a 10% duty on Brexit Britain and a 20% levy on the EU, spurring concerns over potential economic fallout.

Trump has imposed new reciprocal tariffs, including a 10 per cent levy on Britain, sparking concern among UK officials and global partners over potential economic and diplomatic repercussions.

Donald Trump has announced a 10% levy on imports from the UK, heightening global trade tensions and prompting concerns over potential economic repercussions.

Rats are reportedly reaching the size of dogs while feasting on discarded food during a bin collectors’ dispute, raising concerns over public health and hygiene.

A collaborative financial framework is being proposed by the UK to boost defence stockpiles, provide favourable borrowing rates through state guarantees, and strengthen industrial capacity across supportive European partners.

Heathrow is under pressure after reportedly failing to heed two safety alerts before a major incident that forced its closure, prompting renewed calls for accountability and stricter safeguards.

Experts warn that a large asteroid, initially feared to strike Earth, is now speeding towards the Moon, sparking concerns over the potential fallout of a lunar collision.

Kemi Badenoch has warned the PM that escalating a tit-for-tat row over proposed tariffs from Donald Trump risks damaging the economy, urging restraint to avoid making the UK poorer.

Facing the threat of fresh US tariffs that could jeopardise 25,000 jobs in the British motor industry, the PM and other political figures are urging swift actions to safeguard key sectors and minimise economic fallout.

Trump’s newly proposed tariffs threaten the Chancellor’s financial calculations, prompting urgent reassessment of economic plans only a week after crucial budget decisions.

The PM is proposing to cut digital services tax for major US technology firms in exchange for a reduction in Trump-era tariffs, aiming to alleviate trade tensions and bolster economic stability.

Starmer is making a last-minute push to prevent a damaging trade war, with No 10 preparing concessions to avert harsh tariffs from the US.

A former university attendee has been convicted of serious offences, with over twenty additional individuals now coming forward to report similar incidents, triggering an extensive investigation and renewed appeals for information.

Investors are increasingly turning to gold as a defensive move against anticipated tariff measures from the US, pushing prices to notable highs amid widespread economic anxiety.

Despite the PM declaring his anger over illegal immigration, critics claim the UK remains a “soft touch” as surging arrivals raise fears of a record year for Channel crossings.

An official policing directive on racial equity, cautioning that “treating everyone the same” may not address underlying inequalities, has sparked concerns over a potential two-tier system and fresh debate about fairness in law enforcement.

A disgraced singer faces a major financial setback after losing a legal dispute brought by someone he harmed, as the courts may seize his assets to cover the required compensation.

Marine Le Pen, found guilty of misusing EU parliament funds, has decried the ruling that prevents her from seeking the French presidency, declaring it an affront to democratic principles and vowing to challenge the decision.

A US leader is vowing to defy legal constraints and remain in office until 2033, unsettling world markets with new tariff threats while the PM appears to maintain unwavering support despite growing global concern.

The PM’s deputy has defended proposals to expand sick pay, end zero-hours contracts and raise National Living Wage thresholds, arguing these changes will boost growth and support those on lower incomes despite objections from businesses.

Marine Le Pen, barred from running for office for five years after a verdict of financial misconduct, faces political upheaval as her party calls for widespread protests amid uncertainty over the national leadership.

Andrew’s accuser has revealed a dire medical outlook following a severe crash, stating she has only four days left to live.

Prince Harry stands accused of derailing a charity fundraiser and driving up expenses by insisting on bringing a filming crew for a streaming platform, according to the organisation’s chair.

Harry is claimed to have asked the head of a philanthropic organisation to publicly defend Meghan following a tense incident at a polo event, allegedly leading to donor concerns and broader reputational tensions.

A prominent figure across the Atlantic delivered a stern warning about imposing hefty trade measures on another administration if its contentious approach persists, prompting renewed debate among Western leaders over possible collective responses.

New proposals suggest factoring perceived historical trauma for certain communities into bail decisions, sparking debate over the fairness and efficacy of introducing a potential two-tier system in the courts.