The Prime Minister spoke to President-elect Donald Trump this evening to congratulate him on his historic victory.
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Author: Prime Minister’s Office, 10 Downing Street
PM call with President-elect Trump: 6 November 2024
Category Archives: News
Sir Keir Starmer offers ‘hearty congratulations’ to Donald Trump
The pair “fondly” recalled their meeting in Trump Tower
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Author: Barney Davis
Donald Trump win provokes trade-offs and dilemmas for UK
The president-elect’s positions on issues ranging from Ukraine to trade have implications for the UK.
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Author: @ChrisMasonBBC
America’s decision has to be a wake-up call for Europe’s leaders
Plus: China’s role in net zero; prostate pleas; the toll on farmers; Radio 3; bad-mannered BA; and how the Royal train came to be claret
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Author: Letters to the Editor
Notorious Bristol murderer and rapist dies in jail
He murdered Shirley Banks and was suspected of killing Suzy Lamplugh
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Author: Molly Seaman
Starmer accused of using Trump victory to ‘throw out the trash’
Labour criticised for releasing report confirming ministers allowed to accept gifts despite ‘freebies’ row following US election results
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Author: Dominic Penna,Amy Gibbons,Genevieve Holl-Allen,Connor Stringer
Britain must now roll out the red carpet for Donald Trump
I will do all in my power to bridge the divide between the Starmer Government and the President-Elect. It’s in the national interest
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Author: Nigel Farage
Reeves downplays protectionism fears as Trump tariffs loom
The Chancellor says the UK will make strong representations to the US on importance of free trade
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Author: Tim Wallace
Statement by the Chair, CSPL, welcoming the new Ministerial Code.
Statement by the Chair, Committee on Standards in Public Life, welcoming the new Ministerial Code.
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Author: Committee on Standards in Public Life
ECB’s Villeroy Says Trump Election Poses Risks to Global Economy
The election of Donald Trump as the next US president raises risks and uncertainty for the global economy and should encourage Europe to address its weaknesses, Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said.
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Author: William Horobin
