Financial Times Front Page 11th of January 2025
Labour is initiating a new strategy to boost economic growth, emphasising an agenda of alleviating financial pressure and aiming to prevent additional tax increases.
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The resignations from Boris Johnson’s government come after he admitted he knew of sexual misconduct allegations against MP Chris Pincher before promoting him to deputy chief whip. Tory MPs have also told the Financial Times the prime minister told them he was more likely to propose early tax cuts now that Mr Sunak had gone. The paper notes markets will be watching what the change in chancellor will mean for economic policy, including the possibility of a looser fiscal regime that could force the Bank of England to raise interest rates.
Financial Times Front Page 10th of January 2025
Elon Musk is reportedly seeking strategies to unseat Keir Starmer as UK Prime Minister before the next election, backing rival parties and using aggressive social media tactics to destabilise the Labour government.
Financial Times Front Page 9th of January 2025
European leaders have issued a strong caution to Trump, urging him not to intervene in matters concerning the sovereignty of their borders, while addressing concerns over Denmark’s intentions regarding Greenland.
Financial Times Front Page 8th of January 2025
Meta has decided to scale back its fact-checking operations, as Mark Zuckerberg seeks to improve relations with Trump, concluding US third-party monitoring and refocusing on ‘free expression’ values.