Scott Challinor
Business Editor for Leaders of Great Britain
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Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveils 2020 Budget
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has presented his first Budget in the House of Commons, laying out the government’s plans for tax and expenditure for the year.
Senior US Republicans to self-isolate
Five senior figures in the US Republican Party have gone into self-isolation after encountering an individual at the CPAC conference in February who has since tested positive for Covid-19.
UK will not proceed to “delay” phase in coronavirus plan after Cobra meeting
Following an emergency Cobra meeting, it has been decided that the UK will remain in the “containment” phase of the government’s four-point plan to curb the coronavirus outbreak for the time being.
Johnson to call Cobra meeting on Monday over coronavirus plan
Prime minister Boris Johnson will hold an emergency Cobra meeting on Monday to decide whether to trigger plans to delay the spreading of coronavirus in the UK.
Trump urges Colombia to resume clearing of cocaine producing crops
US president Donald Trump has told Colombian counterpart Ivan Duque that aerial spraying to destroy coca crops must resume to sustain the crackdown on drugs.
Boris Johnson pledges a further £46 million to coronavirus fund
The UK government will pledge £46 million toward efforts to develop a coronavirus vaccine and a quick-fire rapid results test to check whether someone has the virus, prime minister Boris Johnson has said.
Barnier warns of differences in UK-EU trade negotiations
Chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier has said that a “good agreement for both sides” is attainable after the opening round of trade deal negotiations with the UK this week, but warned that “serious” differences remain.
Davies pledges to “cut the cost of politics” should Tories win power in Wales
The Welsh Conservative party’s assembly group leader, Paul Davies, has promised to "end the assembly gravy train" and "cut the cost politics" if his party wins the Senedd election next May.
Bloomberg withdraws from race for Democratic nomination
Former mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg, has withdrawn from the running to become the US presidential candidate for the Democratic Party ahead of the 2020 elections.
Major boost for Biden on Super Tuesday
Joe Biden’s bid to become the US Democratic presidential candidate received a major boost on Super Tuesday as he won nine of the 14 states that voted, putting frontrunner Bernie Sanders under pressure.
Netanyahu’s Likud set to be largest party after Israeli general election
Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on course to secure 59 seats in the Israeli general election, putting his Likud party just two short of an overall majority according to a revised exit poll.
Business remembers “Neutron Jack” Welch
US business magnate Jack Welch has passed away at the age of 84.
Buttigieg withdraws from Democratic candidate race
Former mayor of Indiana, Pete Buttigieg, has withdrawn from the campaign to become the presidential candidate for the Democratic party.
UK wants continued participation in Horizon Europe within EU deal
The UK government’s mandate for trade talks with the EU includes continuing with the EU’s £85 billion Horizon Europe science programme after the Brexit transition period ends.
Labour Leadership Contest: poll predicts first round victory for Sir Keir Starmer
Frontrunner Sir Keir Starmer has been tipped to win the Labour leadership contest in the first round with more than 50 per cent of the vote, following a poll carried out by YouGov and Sky News.
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