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McVitie’s Digestives, Walkers crisps, English breakfast tea, Stilton and Red Leicester cheeses, English sparkling wine, Scotch...

A global market meltdown is never a good start to a week. Over the weekend I was struck by a recent Bloomberg observation that...

Countries and businesses may be hoping America’s institutions rein in Trump on tariffs. They would be better off looking elsewhere.

THIS time, the pitch rolling did its job – up to a point. As the Chancellor delivered her Spring Statement to the Commons (very much...

In today's fast-paced world, where every moment is scrutinized and every decision can have global repercussions, it's crucial to...

Rachel Reeves used her first Mansion House speech to outline a policy platform focused on building a new type of UK institution.

The EU must navigate the evolving global trade and political landscape, marked by Donald Trump's return to the White House, by...

Reflecting on the New York Times election swingometer this morning, I texted a Saudi-based friend, saying simply: It’s not good.

When the late Alistair Darling got up to deliver the last Labour Budget more than 14 years ago, the economic backdrop was the fallout...

The Government’s new plan for growth picks up where previous Conservative strategies left off. That may not be a bad thing.

Hurrah! We have a Prime Minister who actually loves sport. Not, of course, in the same way as Boris Johnson did – by mowing down a...

Poor old Thangam Debbonaire. On the morning of July 5, as Labour romped to a 174-seat majority, the former Shadow Culture Secretary...