Scott Challinor

New Zealand prime minister Jacinta Ardern stood alongside Australian counterpart Scott Morrison in a televised media conference and criticised him for deporting foreign criminals.

Egypt has held a military funeral and declared three days of national mourning for its former president Hosni Mubarak, who passed away this week aged 91.

Ocado chairman Lord Rose of Monewden has sold £1.68 million worth of shares in the business.

The UK government has published a 30-page document outlining its strategy for trade negotiations with the EU, warning that it is willing to abandon talks and default to World Trade Organization terms if there is no tangible progress by June.

Troubled luxury carmaker Aston Martin has announced further details of its leadership shake-up amid Lawrence Stroll’s takeover, with finance director Mark Wilson also set to leave.

The government's strategy for trade negotiations with the EU will be published on Thursday, ahead of the formal opening of talks on March 2.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick has called critics of facial recognition technology “ill-informed” and defended its use by police officers despite privacy concerns.

Institute for Fiscal Studies [IFS] director Paul Johnson has said that chancellor Rishi Sunak must raise taxes in the March 11 Budget to avoid having to change government rules on borrowing and undermining fiscal targets.

Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has said that the club has made “progress” despite weathering a 12 per cent fall in revenue over the six months to December 2019.

The EU General Affairs Council in Brussels has given its approval to the 46-page document outlining the mandate for the bloc’s post-Brexit trade negotiations with the UK.

Leo Varadkar will continue as taoiseach in a caretaker capacity, despite tendering his resignation this week.

The popular pro-democracy Future Forward party in Thailand has been dissolved after it received an illegal donation from its leader.

Former Home Office permanent secretary Sir David Normington has urged home secretary Priti Patel to “take time” over implementing the proposed new immigration system.

Downing Street has moved to quell speculation that Huawei will be linked to impending trade negotiations with the US.

US deputy assistant secretary for cyber and communications, Robert Strayer, has warned Boris Johnson's government that using controversial Chinese firm Huawei in the UK's 5G rollout could compromise the sharing of intelligence between the UK and US.