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[ad_1] Tthis week is for real, finally. The EU’s top negotiator, Michel Barnier, is in London for the last time in earnest: An agreement must be reached this week before the UK and EU parliaments can begin to ratify a trade and security deal. If Boris Johnson’s seemingly helpless negotiator, …

[ad_1] Family background Away from politics, Biden’s personal tragedies inevitably returned to the limelight as he ran for president. On December 18, 1972, just weeks after he won a Senate seat, Biden’s wife, Neilia, and their one-year-old daughter, Naomi, were killed in a car accident. Neilia’s car collided with a …

[ad_1] The government will reinstate any part of its Brexit legislation that violates international law and is removed by the House of Lords, a cabinet minister promised. The UK’s Internal Market Act, which has been condemned by critics both in Westminster and abroad, seeks to allow ministers to overturn the …

[ad_1] Not only is Ivanka Trump losing her first child status with the loss of her father Donald Trump to Joe Biden, she is also losing her job. In her father’s White House, Ivanka Trump works as an “advisor to the president”, reportedly focusing on “education and economic empowerment of …

[ad_1] The FTSE 100 has passed the 6,000 mark for the first time in a month as equity markets rebound after Joe Biden’s election victory in the United States. It followed overnight gains in Asia, with Japan’s Nikkei hitting a 29-year high after confirmation of the result over the weekend. …

[ad_1] Joe Biden is preparing to appoint his new team of coronavirus advisers and fulfill his promise to control the pandemic in the US. The first order of business for the president-elect will be to try to bring down COVID-19 cases and deaths, which have totaled more than 9.9 million …

[ad_1] By dharshini davidGlobal Trade Correspondent image copyrightReuters Chinese bags, French wine, and Scottish cashmere – all have been put together by President Donald Trump, the self-proclaimed tariff man. In his attempt to put “America first” – for jobs and profits – the president liberally applied tariffs, charges on imports, …

[ad_1] By dharshini davidGlobal Trade Correspondent image copyrightReuters Chinese bags, French wine, and Scottish cashmere – all have been put together by President Donald Trump, the self-proclaimed tariff man. In his attempt to put “America first” – for jobs and profits – the president liberally applied tariffs, charges on imports, …

[ad_1] Joe Biden has started calling out world leaders, but Boris Johnson is prepared for an early snub from the president-elect. Diplomatic sources acknowledged that the prime minister was unlikely to be “top of the list” for the man who described him last year as a “physical and emotional clone” …

[ad_1] Boris Johnson said there was a “good chance” for a great trade deal as he praised the president-elect’s defeat of Donald Trump in the highly contested vote. Britain and the US have been in talks about a new business alliance for over a year and some experts predict it …