Trump Signs UK-US Trade Deal, Praises Starmer at G7
Trump and Starmer finalise UK-US trade deal at G7, cutting auto tariffs and protecting aerospace, with steel tariffs still under discussion.
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Tech Giants Warn Trump Retaliation Over Aus Media Law
Tech giants warn of Trump retaliation and trade deal violations over Australia's media bargaining incentive, while local media firms push back.
EU and India Finalise Landmark Free Trade Agreement Amid US Tariff Threats
EU and India finalise a landmark free trade deal, cutting tariffs over seven years, amid US tariff threats and concerns over China's manufacturing monopoly.
Ruben Amorim Could Do Man Utd a £43m Transfer Favour
Ruben Amorim's arrival at AC Milan may persuade Rafael Leao to stay, saving Manchester United from a £43m transfer that doesn't fit Ineos' model.
Brexit's Nightmare: Small UK Businesses Decade On
Small UK businesses report devastation a decade after Brexit: cheesemaker lost £250k, berry farmer retired early, exporter costs quintupled. Exports to EU down 37.4% for farm products.
Man Utd £35m Bid, Liverpool Terms, Rogers to Arsenal
Manchester United have made a £35m bid for a midfielder, Liverpool have agreed personal terms with Yan Diomande, and Arsenal are plotting a move for Morgan Rogers.
King Charles ‘raising a dram’ to Trump after removal of tariffs on Scottish whisky
King Charles thanks Trump for removing tariffs on Scottish whisky after state visit, boosting industry.
Trump tariffs spare Brazil's rare Jacu bird coffee as exports to US plummet
Trump's 50% tariff on Brazilian goods has slashed US specialty coffee imports, but Jacu bird coffee, made from digested beans, is unaffected due to its niche Asian and European markets.
Asda partners with Ocado for online grocery technology
Asda partners with Ocado to use its software for online grocery deliveries from 2027, aiming to boost sales and compete with discounters.
US Supreme Court Rules Trump Tariffs Illegal
US Supreme Court rules Trump's tariffs illegal, citing lack of congressional authority. Trump vows new tariffs under different law.
Trump and Xi's 'Stalemate Summit': Little Clarity on Achievements
Trump and Xi's Beijing summit concluded with little clarity on achievements, despite claims of solving problems. Key issues included Iran, Taiwan, and trade.
Northern Ireland Paper £5 and £10 Notes Withdrawn from Circulation
Northern Ireland's paper £5 and £10 notes withdrawn from circulation; polymer notes introduced; banks still accept old notes.
Fuel Price Protests Paralyse Ireland and Spread to Norway
Fuel price protests in Ireland cause chaos with blockades and shortages, spreading to Norway as hauliers demand lower costs amid global oil price surge.
Asian Stocks Rise as Oil Falls After UAE Leaves Opec
Asian stocks rise as oil falls after UAE leaves Opec; Wall Street declines amid Fed rate decision anticipation.
UK Faces Worst Jet Fuel Deficit In Europe Amid Iran War
Europe has only six weeks of jet fuel left due to the Iran war, warns IEA chief, as KLM cuts flights and UK faces potential shortages.
Albanese Hopes BHP Iron Ore Ban Is Short-Term as ASX Dips
Albanese hopes China's reported BHP iron ore ban is short-term; ASX dips as BHP shares fall 1.5%.
International Efforts in Aleppo’s Reconstruction Overlooked, Says Aga Khan Trust
Aga Khan Trust for Culture highlights its restoration of eight areas of Aleppo's medieval souk, countering claims that all reconstruction is local.
EU Faces ‘China Shock’ as EV Imports Drive Record Trade Deficit
China's trade surplus with the EU hits record $83bn in Q1 2026, driven by surging EV exports, as Brussels struggles to counter reliance on Chinese imports.
Trump’s 20% Tariff Threat Sparks Global Trade War Fears
Trump's new tariffs from 10-50% spark global trade war fears, with markets tumbling and countries scrambling for deals.
BP to Sell Stakes in UK Carbon Capture Projects
BP plans to sell stakes in two UK carbon capture projects, Net Zero Teesside and Northern Endurance Partnership, as it retreats from green agenda.
US Closes ‘De Minimis’ Tariff Loophole on Chinese Imports
US closes de minimis tariff loophole on low-value Chinese imports, impacting Shein and Temu with new 120% levy.
‘Never boring’: UK expats share their experiences of life in China
Nearly 40,000 British people live in China. Expats share tips on culture, business, food, and sights, describing life as rewarding and never boring.
Haulage Firm Insolvencies Double Since Brexit, Raising Price Fears
Haulage company insolvencies have doubled since Brexit, raising fears of supply chain disruption and higher food prices amid new EU border rules and the Iran war.
South Korea's Kimchi Crisis as Chinese Imports Surge
South Korea imports more kimchi than it exports as cheaper Chinese products dominate the market, threatening local producers.
Man United Face Leeds Battle for Shea Charles
Manchester United's midfield rebuild faces competition as Leeds United table a £20m bid for Shea Charles, while United close in on Ederson for £35m.
New EU Entry-Exit System Causes Major Airport Delays and Fuel Concerns
New EU entry-exit system causes up to three-hour delays at airports; ACI seeks suspension powers; fuel supply concerns also arise.
French Navy Intercepts Russian Oil Tanker Near Calais
French navy seizes Russian oil tanker Tagor near Calais with UK support, citing sanctions violations and false flag.
11 Travel Firms Collapse, Flights Cancelled, Staff Laid Off
Eleven UK travel firms have collapsed into liquidation since early 2025, cancelling all packages and flights, leaving customers seeking refunds and staff redundant amid Middle East conflict impact.
FedEx Sues US Government for Tariff Refund After Supreme Court Ruling
FedEx sues US government for full refund of Trump-era tariffs ruled illegal by Supreme Court, seeking reimbursement of duties paid.
Trump Tariffs Now Being Passed On To US Consumers, Businesses Warn
Federal Reserve's Beige Book shows US businesses passing Trump tariff costs to consumers, with 37% of companies doing so by October.
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