the Confederation British Industry a" masterstroke".... The Prime Minister faced national backlash

This week marks the kick-off of COP26, the United Nations climate change conference which has seen more than 120 world leaders and delegates gather in Glasgow for a cooperative effort tackling the issue of climate change.... It is finished.” While Alex Phillips, Presenter on GB News, also echoed the absence: “ William and Kate smashing it at the moment.... And at ease.“ What’s a pity is the thought of what could have been done had the Duke and Duchess of Montecito cherished the institution the

Amid the impending threat to invoke Article 16, Anton Spisak, policy lead at the Tony Blair Institue, claimed the tactical decision could misfire.... Although Lord Frost has insisted he will invoke Article 16 unless changes are made to the Northern Ireland protocol, Mr Spisak warned it could damage relations for the next few years. THIS BLOG IS CLOSED.... CLICK HERE FOR LIVE UPDATES.He said:" I worry that the consequence of this tactical decision is that it strategically backfires: tariffs on

The UK Prime Minister and Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan will agree on a comprehensive" Partnership for the Future" with the Middle East nation. The agreement will intensify collaboration between the UK and UAE in areas including trade, security, tech, development and tackling climate change. The UAE-UK Sovereign Investment Partnership is also expected to confirm a multi-billion pound tranche of investments in the clean energy transition, life sciences and infrastructure and technology sect

The trade agreement would take place between the UK and Greece. Greece has already agreed a defence contract with Paris as the two countries pledged to increase relations with each other. However, it has now been reported that Ms Truss is expected to go one better than Macron, as a trade agreement between the UK and Greece looks to be on the horizon. Report author and Facts4EU spokesman David Evans said: “ Far from being ‘isolated Little Britain’, Liz Truss proves again that Global Britain is on

Speaking to today, Ireland's foreign minister, Simon Coveney claimed the EU is ready to offer proposals on medicines to ally concerns in Northern Ireland.... The retaliation ranges from stopping fishing in EU waters to putting tariffs on UK fish going into the EU, and then tariffs on other goods.... The French and other countries could also do more rigorous checks on goods coming from the UK, which could gum things up pretty quickly at the border.” FOLLOW EXPRESS.CO.UK FOR LIVE UPDATES:....

The French President backtracked on his threat just hours after saying he was ready to press ahead withretaliatory measures against Britain, saying he wanted to give negotiators time to find a solution.... The talks need to continue." He added:" My understanding is that the British were going to come back to us tomorrow with other proposals." All that will be worked on.... We'll see where we are tomorrow at the end of the day, to see if things have really changed....

The company was able to introduce a number of measures to deal with Brexit once Britain had left the European Union.... As part of a recent statement, the company made clear that they were able to “ leverage strong supplier relationships and distribution capability to maintain good levels of availability for customers ”.... Tesco also pledged within this statement that they would “ offset the impact of cost inflation ” with ￡1billion in gross cost savings. This is not the first time that Tesco

The EU taxonomy for sustainable activities is a system of classification that is established to determine which investments are environmentally sustainable.... For a while, the decision on including nuclear to this list has been a contentious one, with significant blocs of European countries vehemently opposing the classification of nuclear as “ green ”.... They are cheaper, carbon-free and home-grown.“ We also need a stable source, nuclear, and during the transition, gas....

The International Trade Secretary has revealed she and her team are currently working “ round the clock ” to finalise the agreement, which she described as a “ win-win for both countries ” as well as an important step towards accessing the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership( CPTPP).... As well as chocolate and gin, buses and clothes are among a list of British products on which tariffs of up to 10 percent could be dumped in a move that would encourage Kiwis to