Mandelson seeks Farage ‘help’ with Trump and ‘not over’ for Fury
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“Daily Mail” said ‘The downturn caused by Downing Street’ In the making, business leaders at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) have warned that the government’s budget measures could hit jobs, investment and growth in early 2025. The Daily Express highlighted the Conservative Party’s statement that the government was creating a ‘Hostile climate’ The headline was “Labour will push Britain into recession”.
the times Labor led the response to the CBI report, with many admitting the “stagnant economy” was “disappointing” and “depressing”. The paper went on to say there was “little festive spirit”, with economic growth forecasts falling to their lowest level since Liz Truss ranked 10th. The Times also reports that there has been discussion among Labor figures whether Sir Keir Starmer will lead the party into the next election.
There’s more bad news for the Prime Minister. it shows Ser Kell faces his biggest rebellion yet His own MPs have expressed displeasure at the government’s refusal to offer compensation to “WASP” women, who say they were not properly informed of changes to the pension age. The newspaper said Labor rebels believed dozens of MPs would vote against the government in the New Year, while Labor insiders were surprised by the level of criticism from its so-called “newbie” MPs.
The Daily Telegraph highlights an unexpected collaboration. It said Lord Mandelson – Britain’s new ambassador to the United States – Will work with UK reform leader Nigel Farage Help him win over the incoming Trump administration. The newspaper said this would be part of an effort to persuade Trump not to “go to war with the UK over tariffs.” The article also stated that the move was opposed by some senior Labor figures who believed that it might “enhance” the right-wing cause.
Reform Party treasurer Nick Candy makes headlines financial times. He told the newspaper that his party would cause “political chaos the likes of which we have never seen before.” The real estate developer, who was recently photographed with Elon Musk, claims to have several other billionaire backers. Candy also told the Financial Times he would raise more money than any other party and Reform Britain would have more members than the Conservatives within three months.
Guardian analysis has found that UK local authorities and governments spent more than £100m last year Efforts to block support for children and young people with special educational needs have failed. The newspaper said “huge” legal and human resources costs did not prevent them from losing the vast majority of cases they heard in court. Experts told the newspaper it was a sign that the provision of special education was “becoming a battle between cash-strapped councils and desperate families”.
Personal hygiene headlines in the Daily Star. It reports on research that found millions of people don’t shower or change their pants regularly over Christmas and New Year. its festival title is “The Taste of Jingle Bells”.
