British Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed disappointment in response to US President Donald Trump’s decision to impose 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, warning that all options are on the table for the UK’s retaliatory measures. Trade unions have raised concerns about potential job losses in the British steel industry and called for decisive action from the government. While negotiations for a tariff-free economic deal with the US are ongoing, the UK remains open to considering various responses to the tariffs, as tensions between key trading partners continue to escalate.
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MP’s ‘starter kit’ containing laptop went missing from Commons’ cloakroom
Nearly 70 incidents of missing or stolen parliamentary IT equipment involving MPs and their staff were reported in 2024, including a new MP's laptop and iPad that vanished from the House of Commons cloakroom. The loss of such devices raises security concerns amid fears of espionage from countries like Russia and China, particularly given the sensitivity of the information they may contain. Although the House of Commons has not disclosed specific details about suspects or...
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