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India is a huge – but elusive – trade prize for Boris Johnson

Analysis: Deal is seen by some as single most important UK negotiation, but agreement will take time

The Guardian - UK

UK must build its green economy to wean off Russian energy, Trade Secretary says

Boris Johnson is expected to unveil the Government’s Energy Security Strategy this week, with plans for up to seven new nuclear plants and an expansion of offshore wind.

Daily Mirror

White House says the US has evidence that the war against Ukraine has been ‘a strategic disaster’ – as it happened

Germany, France and the UK reject Russia’s demand to pay for gas in roubles; Kremlin announces further sanctions for EU leaders

The Guardian - UK

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UK politics: fury from unions as pay rises for civil servants capped at 3% – as it happened

Public and Commercial Services Union says offer is in effect a pay cut because of rising inflation and prices

The Guardian - UK

‘Facts not in dispute’ over whether fines mean laws were broken – No 10

Downing Street said the Prime Minister’s ‘position’ prevented him from commenting until the partygate investigation is over.

The Independent UK

Second Cabinet minister says law was broken in partygate saga

Anne-Marie Trevelyan said the Metropolitan Police’s decision to issue the fines meant criminality had been discovered.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson news - live: Tories ‘taking more than they give’ amid cost of living crisis, Starmer says

Labour leader urges voters to send government ‘a message’ on cost of living crisis as he launches party’s local elections campaign

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India should ‘stand up’ for democracy by condemning Putin, says UK

India should “stand up” for democracy, the rule of law and respect for sovereignty over the Ukraine war, a British Cabinet minister said on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Tory ministers at odds with Downing Street on whether law was broken after fines issued over partygate

Dominic Raab and now International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan have both said the Metropolitan Police's decision to issue 20 fines linked to the covid parties meant lockdown laws were broken in Whitehall.

Daily Record

Minister begrudgingly admits Covid laws were broken - despite No 10’s refusal

‘They’ve broken the regulations that were set in the Covid Act,’ Anne-Marie Trevelyan says

The Independent UK

Laws were broken at Downing Street parties, says top Tory Anne-Marie Trevelyan

Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan said Boris Johnson would not admit Covid rules were broken yet as "he wants to wait" until Met Police cops have finished investigating

Daily Mirror

Partygate fiasco grows as second minister admits law was broken

The Partygate fiasco escalated on Thursday after a second Cabinet minister appeared to be at odds with Boris Johnson over whether 20 fines issued by the Police represented a breach of the law.

Evening Standard

Boost for steel firms as UK and US agree deal to partially end tariffs

The tariffs imposed by President Trump had been costing UK firms tens of millions of pounds

Birmingham Post

UK and US agree deal to partially end tariffs on British steel and aluminium

Labour called the move long overdue, saying ministers have ‘dithered and delayed’.

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Britain and US agree on steel tariffs as hopes of broader trade deal recede

Pact ends months of tensions but talks on full free-trade agreement remain far off

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson 'optimistic' of US deal to scrap Donald Trump-era steel tariffs

The International Trade Secretary is meeting her American counterpart today - boosting hopes the four-year-old duties could finally be scrapped

Reuters

New U.S.-U.K. trade deal cuts tariffs on British steel, American motorcycles, bourbon

The United States and Britain ended a four-year dispute over U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs on Tuesday, pledging to work together to counter China in a deal that also removes retaliatory tariffs from U.S. motorcycles, whiskey and other products.

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