Financial Times Front Page 8th of January 2025
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The Financial Times says Mr Sunak has been urged by his MPs to seek a way back from “by-election carnage” by watering down the party’s green pledges. It says the Tories were able to hold on to Uxbridge because voters there were strongly opposed to plans by London’s Labour mayor to impose a charge on highly polluting vehicles.
Financial Times Front Page 7th of January 2025
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has decided to resign due to mounting internal party disagreements and declining popularity, prompting the Liberal Party to seek a new leader amid challenges from the political right.
Financial Times Front Page 6th of January 2025
Wall Street is experiencing a surge in listings as private equity groups divest, with firms eager to capitalise on robust market conditions amidst investor optimism bolstered by supportive policies.
Financial Times Front Page 4th of January 2025
City Minister Tulip Siddiq has faced scrutiny over a property linked to the ex-Bangladesh Prime Minister, with investigations centring on alleged connections to Sheikh Hasina’s ousted leadership.